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WorksheetsCPR quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
In any emergency situation, what is the very first thing you check for??
The person's pulse
The scene (or the environment) for safety
The person for consciousness
About how many seconds do you check for breathing?
5-10
20-30
you don't check for breathing
How many chest compressions do you perform??
10
20
30
How many rescue breathes do you perform?
1
2
5
What is an AED??
It is a difibrillator which is designed to restart the heart by sending an electrical shock to the heart.
It is a device that does compressions for you
It is something that only paramedics have
You would perform CPR on a victim when they are....
unconscious
not breathing
both of these are correct
The proper way to determine unresponsiveness is?
Pinch their earlobe
Tickle their belly to see if they respond
Pour cold water on the person
Tap the victim & shout, "Are you Ok?"
The preferred way to check for breathing is?
Place your hand on chest & see if it moves with respiration
Look at the chest to see if it rises & listen/feel for respiration
Hold a candle to the nose & see if flame moves with breathing
Tickle them & check for response
What position should the victim be in when you are doing CPR?
In a chair
On an elevated surface
Flat on the floor
Flat on a bed
What is the best way to open airway prior to giving mouth to mouth ventilations?
Tilt head forward & push down on the neck
Tilt head back & lift chin up
Tilt head back & push down on the chest
Tilt head to the side & press down on the neck
When performing CPR, where should you place you hands on the chest?
On the abdomen
2 fingers above the sternum
2 fingers width below the neck
On the center of the chest
How many compressions should be delivered per minute?
100 compressions per minute
75 compressions per minute
50 compressions per minute
20 compressions per minute
We use One Hand to perform Chest compression to an infant.
True
False
When performing CPR, you should continue until help arrives.
True
False
CPR stands for:
Cardio Parental Response
Caring People Reactors
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary Responders
