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WorksheetsCPR Knowledge Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiovascular Pulse Recovery
Cardiac Pressure Response
Cardiac Pulmonary Revival
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What is the primary purpose of CPR?
To keep blood and oxygen moving until help arrives
To restart the heart
To diagnose heart conditions
To provide medication
What should you do first if you see someone collapse?
Call 911 or get an adult
Start CPR immediately
Give rescue breaths
Check for a pulse
Where should chest compressions be performed during CPR?
On the right side of the chest
In the middle of the chest
Below the ribcage
On the left side of the chest
What are chest compressions?
Hard and fast pushes in the middle of the chest
Light presses on the shoulders
Gentle taps on the back
Slow and steady pushes on the abdomen
Why is it important to learn CPR?
Only doctors can perform CPR
Anyone can help in an emergency
It is only useful for athletes
It is a mandatory skill for all jobs
Who should kids find to help with CPR?
A trusted adult or teacher
A pet
A stranger
Another child
What happens if the heart stops beating?
Blood can't carry oxygen to the brain and body
The person will feel sleepy
The person will immediately recover
The person will start breathing faster
What is sometimes given along with chest compressions?
Water
Medication
Rescue breaths
Food
What should kids never do alone?
Call 911
Try CPR
Watch TV
Find an adult
What is the consequence of not helping when someone's heart stops?
The person could die in just a few minutes
The person will recover on their own
The person will feel better
The person will start breathing again
What is the first step in helping someone who collapses?
Call 911 or get an adult
Give rescue breaths
Check for injuries
Perform chest compressions
What is the role of blood in the body during CPR?
To fight infections
To regulate temperature
To carry oxygen to the brain and body
To carry nutrients
What should you do if you are not a doctor or nurse but see someone in need of CPR?
Wait for a doctor to arrive
Learn how to help in an emergency
Ignore the situation
Leave the scene
What is the main action involved in CPR?
Checking for a pulse
Calling for help
Giving medication
Performing chest compressions
