WorksheetsAdult, Child & Infant CPR / AED Test Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The rate of chest compressions during high-quality CPR is _______ to _______ compressions per minute.
100 to 120
80 to 100
120 to 140
60 to 80
You should check for breathing for at least 10 seconds.
True
False
With child CPR, you adjust compressions by pushing at a depth of ______ inches with __________.
1 - Both hands
2 - Two fingers
3 - One hand
1 1/2 - One hand
2 1/2 - Both hands
The depth of compressions for an adult is at least _______ inches.
2
1
3
4
The first step in the Adult Chain of Survival is _____________________________.
Call for help/activate emergency response system
Begin chest compressions immediately
Check for a pulse
Administer rescue breaths
If you’re alone with an unresponsive infant, perform _______ sets of CPR before calling 9-1-1.
5
1
2
10
The two fingers for infant CPR are placed just below the ____________________________.
nipple line
collar bone
navel
shoulder blade
The correct hand placement for adult CPR is the lower half of the breastbone.
True
False
Giving breaths with a mask involves which of the following steps?
Seal the mask over the mouth and nose, tilt the head back, and give breaths while watching for chest rise.
Place the mask loosely over the face and give quick, shallow breaths.
Cover only the mouth with the mask and blow as hard as possible.
Hold the mask away from the face and give breaths from a distance.
21. The five links in the Adult Chain of Survival are:
Recognition of cardiac arrest and activation of the emergency response system, early CPR, rapid defibrillation, effective advanced life support, and integrated post-cardiac arrest care.
Early recognition of stroke, immediate medication, rapid transport, advanced airway management, and rehabilitation.
Immediate wound care, rapid transport, early surgery, advanced airway management, and rehabilitation.
Recognition of trauma, early CPR, rapid defibrillation, advanced airway management, and integrated post-trauma care.
How can you ensure effective chest compressions during CPR?
Compress at a slow rate
Allow full chest recoil between compressions
Keep your elbows bent
Use only your fingers
It is important to switch compressors every 2 minutes during CPR because:
compressor fatigue can reduce the quality of chest compressions
it increases the speed of compressions
it allows for more breaths to be given
it prevents the need for defibrillation
When performing CPR, rescuers should switch about every _______ minutes.
2
1
5
10
You should always perform CPR on a soft surface like a bed.
True
False
What should you do when performing CPR on a child but only have adult AED pads?
Don’t use the AED
Use adult pads, making sure they don’t touch each other
What is the first step in assessing a victim's condition before starting CPR?
Check for breathing
Call for help
Check for responsiveness
Open the airway
What should you do if you are alone and need to perform CPR on an adult?
Call emergency services first, then start CPR
Start CPR immediately, then call for help
Look for an AED before starting CPR
Wait for someone to arrive before starting CPR
The compression to breath ratio for one rescuer is _______ compressions to _______ breaths.
30; 2
15; 2
20; 5
30; 5
The depth of compressions for a child is about _______ inches.
2
1
3
4
What is the primary goal of first aid?
To diagnose medical conditions
To provide immediate care to prevent further harm
To replace professional medical treatment
To administer medication
