WorksheetsCPR/First Aid/Cardio
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
What does CPR stand for?
Cardio Pressure Resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiac Pulse Resuscitation
An ____________ is a type of wound usually caused by friction and is often known as a scrape.
Lacerations
Punctures
Avulsions
Abrasion
An AED is commonly used for what first aid emergencies?
Stroke
Cardiac Arrest
Heart Attack
Shock
Good Samaritan laws protect you unless...
You move a victim into a safer location
You break bones giving CPR
You provide care that is needed
You are reckless or negligent
If a victim is coughing while they are choking, you should begin the Heimlich Maneuver.
True
False
Chest compression's are performed at a rate of (a) per minute.
You should remove an embedded object as quickly as you can.
True
False
A ________ is when there is an increase in electrical activity in the brain.
Stroke
Seizure
Cardiac Arrest
Blood clot
Check all that would be found in a First Aid kit.
Gloves
Sterile bandages
Scissors
Antibiotic Ointment
AED
AED stands for...
Automatic Electric Defibrillator
Automated Electrical Defense
Automated External Defibrillator
Automated Internal Defibrillator
How should you place an unresponsive person before performing CPR?
Faceup on a firm, flat surface
On an incline with their head at the incline
On their right side
Leave them how you found them and start CPR
How long do you check for breathing in an unresponsive person?
Do not check for breathing, start CPR
3-4 Seconds
5-10 Seconds
2-3 Seconds
When do you use CPR?
When someone's heart is beating but you can't see them breathing
When someone is coughing a lot
When someone just had an allergic reaction
When someone's heart has stopped beating
What do you do first when someone is unconscious?
Call 911
Send someone to get the AED
Call 911 and send someone to get the AED
Look for identification
How should someone perform chest compressions?
Slow and Hard
Fast and Soft
Fast first and then slow
Fast and Hard
When performing CPR, when the AED becomes available, what do you do?
Turn it on and and follow the verbal directions
Wait until you do one extra round of CPR and then turn it on
Skip the chest compressions, do a breath and then turn it on.
Have it by your side until the ambulance gets there
How do you activate EMS?
Text someone and ask for the AED
By calling the person who called you most recently
By calling 911
By turning on the AED
True or False: The first thing you do when the AED arrives is turn it on
True
Or
False
What do you do before delivering a shock with the AED?
Yell, "Clear!" and make sure nobody is touching the victim
Hold the victim's hand
Check for breathing
Perform 1 round of CPR
The AED pads should be placed....
Over a person's shirt
One someone's leg
On someone's bare skin
On the person's back
What is the ratio for compressions to breaths in a child or infant?
30 to 2
20 to 2
30 to 1
20 to 1
What is an AED?
Machine that detects abnormal heart rhythms and shocks the heart.
Machine that checks for breathing and temperature.
Machine to stop the flow of blood.
Machine to deal with pain levels.
How deep should you push on the chest of a teen or an adult when you do Hands-Only CPR?
At least 1 inch
At least 2 inches
At least 3 inches
At least 4 inches
When administering CPR to an infant, what are you using to press down on their chest?
Two hands
One hand
2 fingers
1 finger
When performing CPR on an infant, how far deep are you supposed to push into their chest?
2 inches deep
1 1/2 inches deep
1 inch deep
3 inches deep
The "pumping part" of the heart is
left atrium
right atrium
left ventricle
right ventricle
The valves in the veins are to
control blood flow
divert blood to different areas
prevent backflow
regulate blood pressure
De-oxygenated blood is first received in the
left atrium
left ventricle
right atrium
right ventricle
Which blood cells carry oxygen
erythrocytes
leucocytes
lymphocytes
platelets
Blood under the highest pressure will be found in the
arteries
capillaries
veins
they are all the same
The respiratory pigment that attaches oxygen to the erythrocyte is
bilirubin
chlorophyll
haemoglobin
melanin
High Blood pressure is known as
hypersomnia
hyperventilation
hypertension
hypoxia
What chambers of the heart receive blood from veins?
atrium
ventricle
chamber
aorta
What is the protective membrane covering of the heart called?
myocardial
endocardial
pericardium
epicardium
The largest artery in the body is the
pulmonary artery
right coronary artery
left coronary artery
aorta
What pulse is found in the neck?
brachial
temporal
femoral
carotid
Weakening of an artery that creates a bulge.
Heart Attack
Aneurysm
Stroke
Angina
If the patient has an elevated blood pressure we say they have
hypotension
hypertension
tension
none of the above
