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WorksheetsChapter One CPR Quiz Review
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
How can pathogens be spread?
Only through direct transmission
Only through indirect transmission
Through direct and indirect transmission
Only through airborne transmission
What is one way to lower the risk of infection while giving care?
Avoid using any protective equipment
Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as disposable gloves
Only wash hands before giving care
Use bare hands for better contact
Why are breathing barriers used during care?
To enhance breathing efficiency
To protect from contact with bodily fluids
To increase oxygen intake
To reduce noise during care
What should be done immediately after giving care to reduce infection risk?
Take a break
Wash hands immediately
Remove all protective equipment
Drink water
What is one of the considerations when using non-latex gloves?
Always clean and reuse them
Make sure they fit properly and are free of rips
Use them for multiple tasks without changing
Store them in a damp place
What is the first step in the emergency action steps?
Call 9-1-1
Care for the person
Check the scene for safety
Provide first aid
When should you call 9-1-1 during an emergency?
After providing care
If you determine there is a life-threatening injury
Before checking the scene
Only if the person is unconscious
What should you do after checking the scene and calling 9-1-1?
Leave the scene
Wait for EMS without doing anything
Provide care within your scope of training
Call a family member
Why might someone be hesitant to respond to an injury?
Fear of causing more harm
Lack of interest in helping
Not knowing the injured person
Being too busy with other tasks
What is a common barrier to taking action in an emergency situation?
Confidence in handling the situation
Uncertainty that an emergency actually exists
Availability of medical equipment
Presence of emergency personnel
What should you do if you are unsure whether an emergency exists?
Wait for someone else to act
Assume everything is under control
Be cautious and call 9-1-1
Ignore the situation
What is the primary purpose of Good Samaritan Laws?
To provide financial compensation to responders
To protect lay responders from financial liability
To ensure medical professionals are always present
To mandate training for all citizens
Under Good Samaritan Laws, when are you free of liability while helping an injured person?
If you act within your scope of training and are not negligent
If you have a medical degree
If you are a government official
If you are related to the person
What must you do before giving care to a conscious person under Good Samaritan Laws?
Call the police
Obtain consent
Provide a written agreement
Wait for a medical professional
What does acting within your "scope of training" mean under Good Samaritan Laws?
Giving care beyond your certification
Providing any care you think is necessary
Giving care with what you’re certified to do
Only calling emergency services
What is the first step you should take in any emergency situation according to the emergency action steps?
Call 9-1-1 and get equipment
Care for the person
Check the scene and the person
Run away from the scene
What should you do after checking the scene and the person in an emergency?
Call 9-1-1 and get equipment
Leave the scene
Wait for someone else to help
Ignore the situation
What is the final step in the emergency action steps?
Check the scene and the person
Call 9-1-1 and get equipment
Care for the person
Leave the person alone
Which of the following questions should you ask to assess the scene?
Is the scene safe to enter?
What is the weather like?
How far is the nearest hospital?
What time is it?
What is one of the first actions a bystander should take in an emergency?
Provide CPR immediately
Call 9-1-1
Leave the scene
Wait for someone else to help
What can bystanders do to help emergency responders when they arrive?
Leave the area
Provide incorrect information
Bring them to the site of emergency
Ignore their instructions
Which item is important for bystanders to get during an emergency?
A blanket
A flashlight
An AED or First Aid Kit
A water bottle
Which is NOT a situation where you would call 9-1-1
If you touch a hot stove
Someone is showing signs of a heart attack, but they are conscious
A person is having a seizure
A person is unconscious
Which situation does NOT fall under implied consent?
A person is unresponsive
A person said no, but then went unconscious
The person says no, but they have a life-threatening conditioning
A child has a life-threatening injury, but their parent isn't present
You approach a situation and the victim is conscious. Select all that apply for how you would handle the situation to determine if they have a life-threatening injury
Interview using SAM
Get consent
Call 9-1-1 immediately and let EMS handle it
Perform a focus check
How many seconds should you check for responsiveness, breathing, life-threatening bleeding and other life-threatening conditions?
1-3 seconds
until you determine what's wrong
at least 1 minute
no more than 10 seconds
What is it called when someone is gasping for breath with isolated, infrequent gasps?
Bronchitis
Asthma Attack
Agonal Breathing
Choking
