WorksheetsCPR study guide
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiac Arrest
Cardiovascular Pulmonary Rescue
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Chest Compressions
What is the primary purpose of CPR?
To make the person uncomfortable
To restore breathing and circulation
To diagnose a medical condition
To prevent injuriess
When should you call for emergency help while performing CPR?
After 1 minute of CPR
As soon as you start
Only if the person starts breathing
After 10 minutes of CPR
What are the two main components of CPR?
Cooling and warming
Assessment and diagnosis
Bandaging and splinting
Breaths and compressions
What is the proper hand placement for chest compressions on an adult?
Above the stomach
On the lower ribs
In the center of the chest
All of the above
How do you check for responsiveness in an unconscious person?
Shake them gently and shout
Wait for them to wake up
Check their pulse
Look for breathing
How deep should chest compressions be for adults?
About 1 inch
About 2 inches
About 3 inches
About 4 inches
What is the recommended compression-to-breath ratio when giving CPR?
15:2
5:1
10:1
30:2
How fast should chest compressions be delivered?
About 60 per minute
About 80 per minute
About 100 to 120 per minute
About 140 per minute
Why is it important to allow the chest to fully recoil between compressions?
To give the person a break
To maximize blood flow to the heart
To prevent rib fractures
To keep the rhythm steady
What should you do if you are alone and need to preform CPR on a child?
Perform CPR for 2 minutes before calling for help
Call for help immediately
Wait for someone to pass by
Only perform rescue breaths
How can you tell if an adult needs CPR?
They are breathing normally
They are unresponsive and not breathing
They are talking
They are coughing
