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WorksheetsHands only CPR Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 24mins
What do Good Samaritan Laws require from a "Good Samaritan"?
To provide any type of medical care
To use common sense and a reasonable level of skill
To call emergency services immediately
To perform CPR in all situations
What assumption do Good Samaritan Laws make about individuals?
They will always have medical training
They will do their best to save a life or prevent further injury
They will avoid helping to prevent legal issues
They will only help if they know the person
What is NOT a requirement of Good Samaritan Laws?
To use common sense
To have a reasonable level of skill
To provide emergency care for which one is trained
To have professional medical certification
What is one requirement for a person to be protected under the California statute when giving emergency care?
They must be a doctor
They must not expect any payment
They must work in an emergency department
They must have a license
Which of the following is a condition for protection under the statute?
The help was offered for a fee
The assistance was made in good faith
The person is a licensed professional
The person works in a hospital
Who is NOT covered by the statute when providing emergency care?
A passerby
A nonmedical volunteer
An emergency department professional
A person acting in good faith
What is the primary focus of the statute?
Protecting medical professionals
Protecting those who help in emergencies
Ensuring payment for services
Regulating hospital procedures
What is the second step in Hands-Only CPR?
Call 911
Check for breathing
Push hard and fast in the center of the chest
Place the person in the recovery position
What should you do if you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse?
Call 911
Give them water
Move them to a safe place
Wait for them to regain consciousness
Where should you push during Hands-Only CPR?
On the stomach
On the back
In the center of the chest
On the neck
What is the purpose of Hands-Only CPR?
To provide full medical treatment
To keep the heart pumping until professional help arrives
To diagnose the cause of collapse
To administer medication
When performing Hands-Only CPR, how should the compressions be applied?
Slowly and gently
Hard and fast
Softly and rhythmically
With pauses in between
Hands-Only CPR is recommended for which age group?
Infants
Teens and adults
Elderly only
Children under 5
Which step is NOT part of Hands-Only CPR?
Call 911
Push hard and fast in the center of the chest
Give rescue breaths
Check for responsiveness
What is the first action to take when you see someone collapse?
Start chest compressions
Call 911
Check for a pulse
Give them water
During Cardiac Arrest what happens to a person?
The heart is still beating and pumping blood, and the person is still alive
The heart stops beating, the person doesn't respond and the person isn't breathing normaly.
The heart is still beating, the person isn't breathing normally, and blood stops moving.
The heart is still breathing and pumping blood, but the person isn't breathing normally.
Which is the correct first step when you arrive at a scene where a person has collapsed?
Tap and Shout
Phone 9-1-1 and get and AED(If available)
Make sure the scene is safe
Check breathing
When you do Hands only CPR , how many chest compressions should you perform each minute?
about 50
100-120
130-150
150-200
How deep should you push on the chest of a teen or an adult when you do Hands-Only CPR?
1 inch
1.5 inches
2 inches
3 inches
What does an AED do?
Calls 911 for you
Reads the heart rhythm and checks for breathing
Calls 911 and tell you if a shock is needed
Reads the heart rhythm and tells you if a shock is needed
Would you feel comfortable performing Hands-Only CPR if someone had cardiac-arrest?
Yes
No
FAST(Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time) is a simple way to remember warning signs of a stroke? CALL 911
True
False
What are signs that someone is having a heart attack?
Shortness of Breath
Chest discomfort
Nausea or Light headedness
All of the above
How do you help someone who is dizzy but is still responsive?
Have the person sit up, give her water, and continue to observe her behavior
Help the person lie flat, and seek medical help; if unresponsive the call 9-1-1
Call 9-1-1, help the person lie flat, give the water, check for injuries.
none of the above
