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CPR Skills Assessment for Child and Adult Care

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the correct compression to breath ratio for adult CPR when performed by a single rescuer?

a)

15:2

b)

30:2

c)

15:1

d)

20:2

2.

At what depth should chest compressions be performed on an adult victim?

a)

1-2 inches

b)

2-2.4 inches

c)

3-4 inches

d)

4-5 inches

3.

What is the recommended rate of chest compressions per minute for both adult and child CPR?

a)

60-80 compressions

b)

80-100 compressions

c)

100-120 compressions

d)

120-140 compressions

4.

Which of the following is the first step in the CPR process?

a)

Begin chest compressions

b)

Check for breathing

c)

Give rescue breaths

d)

Check scene safety

5.

For a child victim, what is the proper hand position for chest compressions?

a)

Two hands, center of chest

b)

One hand, center of chest

c)

Two fingers, center of chest

d)

Two hands, lower sternum

6.

What is the compression depth for a child during CPR?

a)

About 1/3 the depth of the chest (about 2 inches)

b)

About 1/2 the depth of the chest

c)

About 1/4 the depth of the chest

d)

About 3 inches, regardless of chest size

7.

When checking for responsiveness in an adult, how long should you check for breathing?

4 lines
8.

Which of the following is a sign of effective chest compressions?

a)

Visible chest rise and fall

b)

Broken ribs

c)

Patient movement

d)

Gasping sounds

9.

When should you stop performing CPR?

a)

After 10 minutes

b)

When you become tired

c)

When advanced help arrives or signs of life return

d)

When someone tells you to stop

10.

What is the correct head tilt-chin lift position for an adult?

a)

Slight tilt

b)

30-degree angle

c)

45-degree angle

d)

90-degree angle

11.

Which of the following indicates the need to begin CPR?

a)

Victim is breathing normally but unconscious

b)

Victim has no pulse but is breathing

c)

Victim is not breathing normally and has no pulse

d)

Victim is conscious but struggling to breathe

12.

What should you do if you witness a sudden collapse in an adult?

a)

Start rescue breaths immediately

b)

Call 911 first, then begin CPR

c)

Begin CPR, then call 911

d)

Wait for professional help

13.

How should you give rescue breaths to a child?

a)

Quick, forceful breaths

b)

Gentle breaths lasting about 1 second each

c)

Deep breaths lasting 2-3 seconds each

d)

Short puffs of air

14.

What is the compression to breath ratio for two-rescuer CPR on a child?

a)

30:2

b)

15:2

c)

20:2

d)

10:2

15.

Which statement about AED use is correct?

a)

Can only be used on adults

b)

Should be used before starting CPR

c)

Can be used on both children and adults with appropriate pads

d)

Should only be used by medical professionals

16.

What is the proper sequence for the CPR primary assessment?

a)

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

b)

Breathing, Circulation, Airway

c)

Circulation, Airway, Breathing

d)

Breathing, Airway, Circulation

17.

When performing CPR, rescuers should switch roles every:

a)

1 minute

b)

2 minutes

c)

3 minutes

d)

5 minutes

18.

Which of the following is a sign that a victim needs immediate CPR?

a)

Complaining of chest pain

b)

Showing no signs of life or normal breathing

c)

Having difficulty speaking

d)

Experiencing dizziness

19.

What should you do if the chest doesn't rise during rescue breaths?

a)

Push harder on the chest

b)

Reposition the head and try again

c)

Stop giving breaths

d)

Increase breath volume

20.

For adult CPR, where exactly should you place your hands for compressions?

a)

Left side of the chest

b)

Right side of the chest

c)

Center of the chest on the lower half of the sternum

d)

Upper portion of the sternum