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WorksheetsFirst Aid and CPR Summative Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A pt with diabetes should limit their intake of
Carbohydrates
salt
potassium
dairy
To assist someone who is having a seizure you should?
Hold their head still so they do not bang it
gently assist them to the ground and turn them on their left side
hold them as tight as possible to stop the shaking
nothing, you will do more harm trying to help
Cardiac arrest occurs
each time someone has a heart attack
during a hypotensive attack
when someone is pulseless
when someone is found unresponsive
The heart’s electrical system sends out signals that tell the lungs to pump
blood
oxygen
co2
electricity
The Good Samaritan law protects people
who give care to someone in an emergency within their training and that does not cause unnecessary harm
who get into an automobile accident that ends with someone getting a broken arm
who respond to an emergency on a plane by performing surgery after watching a video "how to"
who get injured on the job and require medical attention
When you checking for breathing and pulse you should check
for 5-10 seconds
as long as it takes to determine if someone is breathing
the radial pulse
the color of the patients lips to see if they are getting oxygen
You can shock a patient
if they are in vfib
if they are in a heart block
if they are in afib
if they are in normal sinus rhythm
When delivering chest compressions to an infant you should deliver
100-120 per minute
90-100 per minute
80-120 per minute
100-150 per minute
What is the compression to breath ratio for adults with one rescuer present?
30:2
15:2
2:30
2:15
When you deliver the first rescue breath, what should you do if the victim’s chest does not rise?
Switch immediately to a finger sweep
attempt a cardiac thump
begin a thoracotomy
Head, tilt- chin lift and give another breath
If a victim does not respond after a shock from an AED, how many minutes of CPR should be performed before checking the victim’s rhythm again?
2 minutes
1 minute
5 minutes
4 minutes
When someone arrives with an AED what is the first step in using it?
Apply the pads
charge it
select the joules
turn it on
How far down should the sternum be depressed while performing chest compressions on an infant, child & adult?
Infant = About 1½ inches , Child = About 2 inches, Adult = At least 2 inches
Infant = About 2½ inches , Child = About 2.5 inches, Adult = At least 2 inches
Infant = About 1 inches , Child = About 1 inches, Adult = At least 1 inches
Infant = About 1.75 inches , Child = About 2 inches, Adult = At least 2 inches
When assisting someone with a first degree burn you should
run cool water over their burn
run cold water over their burn
run hot water over their burn
run filtered water over their burn
About how many cycles of CPR should you perform for an adult in 2 minutes?
5
3
2
1
Jimmy was outside in the middle of summer and is experiencing a heat stroke. You would expect him to have what symptoms?
Confusion
Slurred speech
Unconsciousness
Seizures
Heavy sweating or hot, dry skin
Very high body temperature
Rapid heart rate
Fatigue
Irritability
Thirst
Nausea or vomiting
Dizziness or lightheadedness
Heavy sweating
Elevated body temperature or fast heart rate
Muscle spasms or pain
Usually in legs, arms, or trunk
Clusters of red bumps on skin
Often appears on neck, upper chest, and skin folds
An infants head should be placed in what position during CPR
neutral
slightly past neutral
past neutral
If someone is in shock it is important to
monitor them
assist them to a seated upright position
give them cold water
When the AED is analyzing the rhythm it is important to
continue compressions so that you are giving them as much oxygen as possible
ensure no-one including you are touching the pt.
shave the persons chest
ROSC
return of spontaneous circulation
return of simple circulation
return of severe circulation
