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WorksheetsCPR Skills Version 1
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the correct ratio for a 1-person rescue of an infant?
15 to 2
30 to 2
About 1 1/2 inches
100-120/minute
What is the correct rate for a 1-person rescue of an infant?
15 to 2
30 to 2
About 1 1/2 inches
100-120/minute
What is the correct depth for a 1-person rescue of an infant?
15 to 2
30 to 2
About 1 1/2 inches
100-120/minute
You find a person in a swimming pool. The victim appears to have had a cardiac arrest. You have an AED available. Which of these would be correct?
You cannot use the AED.
You cannot move the person out of the water, but you can use the AED.
You cannot use the AED near a pool.
You can pull the person out of the water, but you must wipe the chest before using the AED.
You are performing CPR on a victim when the AED arrives. The victim has a very hairy chest. Which of these is correct.
The only option is to shave the patient. If you have no razor available, you cannot use the AED.
Use can use the AED as usual. Even if the pads won't stick, the AED will deliver an effective shock.
Place both pads on the side of the body, so the AED will be able to provide an effective shock.
If you have 2 sets of pads, you can use the first set to adhere to the body hair, then rip the hair off. The second set can now be used.
If you have 3 rescuers available for a child victim, which of these is the best choice?
2 rescuers should alternate using the AED and giving breaths.
1 rescuer should do CPR while the others wait for EMS to arrive.
1 rescuer should do compressions while the 2nd does breaths. You don't use a third rescuer for a child.
2 rescuers should alternate doing compressions.
If you have 3 rescuers available for a child victim, why would 2 of them alternate compressions every two minutes?
Because only one person should operate the AED.
Because the person doing compressions is most likely to get tired.
Because using one person to give breaths improves the effectiveness of the breathing.
Because it's best for team dynamics.
Assess the Scene
Check for Responsiveness
Send for EMS and the AED
Check the pulse and breathing
Begin CPR
When would you do rescue breaths?
When a victim has a pulse but no breathing.
When a victim has no pulse and no breathing.
When a victim has no pulse but is breathing.
When a victim is breathing too rapidly to get adequate oxygen.
If a victim had agonal gasps and had no pulse, which of these is best?
You only need to provide rescue breathing.
You would begin compressions only because this is normal breathing.
You would begin CPR because this is not normal breathing.
Wait for EMS to arrive because the victim is breathing.
Why is an AED important?
It can restore a heart's normal rhythm.
It can tell you if your compressions are deep enough.
It isn't important because compressions can be just as effective.
It will save every patient.
A defibrillator (AED) can ____________________. (There are 2 correct answers. Select both.)
stop an abnormal heart rhythm.
restore an abnormal heart rhythm.
restore a normal heart rhythm.
stop a normal heart rhythm
The AED arrives.
Turn it on.
Apply the pads.
Clear the patient.
Follow the prompts.
Team members assume specific tasks during a team rescue. One person is the leader, one person is doing compressions, one person is providing breaths, and another is recording. What area of team dynamics does this demonstrate.
Clear roles and responsibilities
Constructive Intervention
Knowing your Limitations
Mutual Respect
The person providing breaths says, "you need to compress deeper, to at least 2 inches." What area of team dynamics does this demonstrate.
Clear roles and responsibilities
Constructive Intervention
Knowing your Limitations
Mutual Respect
The person providing compressions says, "I'm not tall enough to give good compressions. Can we lower the stretcher?" What area of team dynamics does this demonstrate.
Clear roles and responsibilities
Constructive Intervention
Knowing your Limitations
Mutual Respect
