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Worksheets5.03 Emergency Response
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 16mins
AED stands for...
Automatic Electric Defibrillator
Automated Electrical Defense
Automated External Defibrillator
Automated Internal Defibrillator
CPR means .....
Caring Pulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary Reflex
Cardio Pulse Response
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
The first step in CPR is to check to check for (a) .If unresponsive, check for a (b) . Begin compressions and breaths at a rate of (c) compressions and (d) breaths. If no response to CPR, Use an (e) if available.
Where do you check for a pulse on an unresponsive person?
True or False: CPR can be given on someone responsive
TRUE
FALSE
The three "C"s for a medical emergency are....
Care, Call and Check
Control, Call and Care
Check, Call and Care
Call, Care and Check
With infant CPR, you adjust compressions by ....
Using one finger from both hands at the same time.
Using you palm from one hand.
Using one thumb
Using two fingers from one hand
With an unresponsive person, CPR takes over for which body systems?
Nervous
Circulatory
Digestive
Muscular
Respiratory
The "Good Samaritan Law" is
The freedom to try anything when helping someone.
In place to protect the victim from negligent first aid.
To protect caregivers acting in "Good Faith" if additional injuries occur during CPR or First Aid.
Designed to make it easier to sue someone that tries to help you in an emergency.
A cycle of CPR is .....
(a) breaths followed by (b) compressions
Place emergency response steps in order
Check the scene is safe
Obtain permission if possible
Check for consciousness/
breathing + pulse
Start CPR if no pulse is detected
Call out for 911
Cardio
Heart
Pulmonary
Lung
Resuscitation
Reviving
How do we determine responsiveness in an infant?
Call out their name
Shake them
Tap the bottom of their foot
Press on their chest
True or False: If someone is choking, encourage them to keep coughing
TRUE
FALSE
When administering first aid to a broken finger, it may help to (a) the broken finger to the one next to it.
A (a) is used to stop/slow bleeding to an area. A (b) is used to support and immobilize a broken bone.
