WorksheetsCPR Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 22mins
After surveying the scene, what's the first thing you do when you see a person who looks unconscious?
check for responsiveness
check pulse
check for breathing
start chest compressions
How many rescue breaths do you give?
(a)
How many chest compressions do you give during CPR?
(a)
What do you do if the victim IS breathing?
start chest compressions
use the AED
place in recovery position
check their pulse
What do you do after giving rescue breaths?
(a)
Which should you NOT do when checking for breathing?
feel for pulse
look for the chest to move
listen for breath
feel for their breath on your cheek
What's the first thing you do when you see an emergency situation? (before you start helping)
Run away
call 911
scene size-up
check for responsiveness
What must you always get before helping a responsive/conscious person?
(a)
This law protects you from being sued for providing CPR or First Aid.
The Good Samaritan Law
The Safe Haven Law
The Handy Helper Law
The Layperson Libation Law
What does an AED analyze?
(a)
What should you NOT do right after applying AED pads?
Call 911
CPR
touch the victim
After determining that it's necessary, when should you use the AED?
as soon as you get it
once EMS arrives
after 3 rounds of CPR
between chest compressions and rescue breaths
Draw where the AED pads should go.
Which should you NOT do while giving chest compressions?
elbows straight
fingers toward victim's face
heel of hand in center of chest
fingers lifted
one hand on top of other
How fast should chest compressions be?
(a)
What do chest compressions do?
(a)
How many compressions do you do in compression-only CPR?
30
100
keep going until help arrives
Why might you use Compression-Only CPR?
To prevent COVID or other illness transmission
The person has blood or vomit on their face
Breaths just weird you out
All of the above
How would you do chest compressions on a small child?
(a)
If a child needs CPR and you're alone with no phone to call 911, what do you do?
immediately leave to get help
do 5 rounds of CPR, then go get help
Stay where you are and repeatedly yell for help
If an adult needs CPR and you're alone with no phone to call 911, what do you do?
immediately leave to get help
do 5 rounds of CPR, then go get help
Stay where you are and repeatedly yell for help
What step comes right after chest compressions?
check for responsiveness
check for breathing
open airway
give rescue breaths
