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EMR Chapter 8

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are four most appropriate places to check a patient’s pulse if you suspect cardiac arrest?

a)

Carotid

Popliteal

brachial

radial

b)

Carotid

radial

brachial

femoral

c)

Carotid

Dorsalis pedis

radial

femoral

d)

Carotid

tibialis posterior

radial

femoral

2.

Which condition should exist before starting CPR?

a)

Dilated pupils

b)

Pale skin

c)

Shallow breathing

d)

Absence of breathing and pulse

3.

Place the following links in Chain of Survival in the appropriate order:

a)

-Rapid defibrillation

-Immediate high-quality CPR

-Basic and advanced EMS

-Recognition and activation of EMS

b)

-Basic and advanced EMS

-Immediate high-quality CPR

-Rapid defibrillation

-Recognition and activation of EMS

c)

-Recognition and activation of EMS

-Immediate high-quality CPR

-Rapid defibrillation

-Basic and advanced EMS

d)

-Recognition and activation of EMS

-Rapid defibrillation

-Immediate high-quality CPR

-Basic and advanced EMS

4.

If you are alone with a pulseless adult patient, you should:

a)

perform CPR for 1 minute before activating EMS system

b)

activate the EMS system before beginning CPR

c)

perform CPR for 3 minutes before activating EMS system

d)

perform CPR for 5 minutes before activating EMS system

5.

Which of the following is not a reliable sign of death?

a)

Decapitation

b)

Rigor mortis

c)

Dependent lividity

d)

Agonal gasps

6.

To perform chest compressions on an adult patient, you should press on the:

a)

center of patient’s chest, on the lower half of sternum

b)

center of patient’s chest

c)

xiphoid process

d)

center of patient’s chest, on the upper half of sternum

7.

The rate of chest compressions in an adult patient is:

a)

100 to 120 per minute

b)

80 to 100 per minute

c)

60 to 80 per minute

d)

less than 60 per minute

8.

When performing two-rescuer CPR on an adult patient, the ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths is:

a)

5 to 1

b)

15 to 1

c)

30 to 2

d)

1 to 15

9.

What are signs of effective CPR?

a)

A second rescuer feels a carotid pulse while you are compressing the chest

b)

compressions and ventilations are delivered at appropriate rate and depth

c)

chest visibly rises during ventilations

d)

All of the above

10.

Which of the following statements about defibrillation is true?

a)

It is a serious condition of the heart known as V-fib

b)

It is a procedure that replaces the need for CPR

c)

It is a rapid, disorganized, ineffective pulsation of the heart that occurs when a person is in cardiac arrest

d)

It is an electric shock applied to the heart that has the ability to reorganize the vibrations into effective heartbeats