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CPR Training

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

CPR stands for __________ ____________ ________________.

a)

Chocolate Pieces Required

b)

Cardio Pulmonary Resucitation

c)

Care Protect Revive

d)

Careful Powerful Resucitation

2.

Your heart beats and pumps blood around ____ to _____ times perminute.

a)

30 to 50

b)

60 to 80

c)

110 to 120

d)

120 to 180

3.

Before doing compressions on the heart, you must first make sure the victim has:

a)

no pulse or heartbeat

b)

no complaints

c)

no disease

d)

no medications

4.

The reason why you lock your elbows, and take the position that is illustrated in the photo is so that:

a)

your arms can pump faster

b)

you don't break any ribs

c)

you use your body weight instead of arm strength

d)

you can sense their breathing better

5.

How many compressions are you supposed to do?

a)

around 120 per minute

b)

around 80 per minute

c)

around 200 per minute

d)

around 120 per hour

6.

For how long should you do compressions befor stopping to check for a heartbeat again?

a)

30 seconds

b)

1 minute

c)

2 minutes

d)

5 minutes

7.

How deep should the compressions be on an adult?

a)

around 1 inch

b)

around 2 inches

c)

around 5 inches

d)

around 8 inches

8.

When you discover a person whose heart beat has stopped, your first priority should be:

a)

call 911

b)

do compressions

c)

look for an AED

d)

look for a nurse

9.

When using the AED, the pads must be placed on the right chest and left side. Why?

a)

to make it more comfortable for the victim

b)

to avoid ripping hair off their body

c)

to make sure an electric charge goes through the heart

d)

because the heart is located on the right side of the chest cavity

10.

When doing CPR on a child, don't ______________________.

a)

compress as deep

b)

use both hands

c)

use as much force as an adult

d)

all of the above

11.

The AED goes through 3 phases:
a)
b)
c)

a)

a) checking heart rate to see if the shock is needed,

b) charging,

c) sending a shock

b)

a) talking,

b) analyzing your compressions,

c) sending an electrical charge

c)

a) adding oxygen,

b) checking electric waves in the heart,

c) analyzing your compressions

d)

all of the above

12.

If you make a mistake in doing CPR, you can not be sued because you tried to do the right thing.
This is called the ______________________.

a)

Hippocratic oath

b)

innocent before proven guilty

c)

good Samaritan law

d)

golden rule

13.

The purpose of CPR is to:

a)

get blood pumping throughout the body

b)

wake up the person

c)

stimulate brain waves

d)

increase oxygen

14.

To make sure you are doing enough compressions, you can do them to the beat of ________________.

a)

Baby Shark

b)

Taylor Swift songs

c)

a love song

d)

Heart attack by Chemical Romance