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WorksheetsCPR Test
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 24mins
In an emergency situation where someone is seriously injured, the first thing you should do is
Call 911
Check for breathing
Check for responsiveness
Check to make sure the scene is safe
If the scene of an emergency is safe, and the victim is unresponsive, you should immediately
Check the airway
Check for a pulse
Call 911 or tell someone to call
Check for breathing
What are the steps for CPR?
Check the area for danger
Are you okay? Check for a response
Shout for help or call 911
Check the airway, is there something blocking it? Are they breathing?
Chest compressions, 2 inches deep, 2 compressions every second
An AED is a device that can shock the heart. Which of the pictures is an AED?
How long should you do CPR?
one minute
five minutes
three minutes
until emergency help gets there
Which picture shows CPR?
In an emergency situation where someone is seriously injured, the first thing you should do is
(a)
Reorder the following CPR steps that happen before you start compressions:
Look for danger.
Check for a response.
Shout for help or Call 911.
Check the airway.
Look and listen for breathing.
Label the picture (CPR):
bend elbows
separate fingers
heel of hand
interlock fingers
straight arms
palm of hand
What does CPR stand for?
Rate
Resuscitation
Pulse
Cardio
Chest
Heart
Pulmonary
Match the following words to their definitions.
Cardiac Arrest
When the heart stops pumping.
Compression
Pushing the chest down to pump blood.
Circulation
Blood flowing in the body.
AED
A machine that can help restart hearts.
True or False: A person in cardiac arrest is not responsive, not breathing, and has no heartbeat.
To give chest compressions to an adult, your hands should be placed
In the middle of the chest along the breastbone
just above the collarbone
on either side of the rib cage
on the lower tip of the breastbone
When placing your hands to start compressions, where are they placed?
At what rate should you do CPR?
As fast as you can
100-120 bpm
60-70 bpm
80-90 bpm
Songs that help set the pace and rhythm of CPR are ...
"Staying Alive"
"Eres" by Luis Miguel
"Another One Bites the Dust"
"Low Rider"
True or False: You may leave a victim before help arrives when doing CPR.
False
True
What is the primary goal of CPR?
Provide blood and oxygen to vital organs.
Provide needed nutrients to the organs.
Keep the muscles of the arms and legs working.
Prevent a blood clot.
True or False: Cardiac arrest is the loss of heart function, breathing, and consciousness.
True
False
True or False: If CPR is not performed immediately, the brain, vital organs, and the heart begin to die.
True
False
True or False: If CPR is performed, brain damage occurs within the first 4 minutes and after 10 minutes brain damage can become irreversible.
True
False
When performing CPR, you must push the center of the chest at least ____ inches down.
1
2
3
4
What does AED stands for?
Automatic
Electrical
Device
Automated
Electrical
Device
Automated
External
Device
Automated
External
Defibrillator
Cardio
Heart
Pulmonary
Lung
Resuscitation
Reviving
Hands only CPR can be performed by...
A person certified in CPR
Only adults
Anyone
Doctors
After determining that the scene is safe, what is the next step you should take?
Check if they are responsive/conscious
Ask their name
