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WorksheetsCPR Knowledge Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiovascular Protection Routine
Cardiac Pulmonary Response
Cardiac Pulse Recovery
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What is the primary purpose of CPR?
To prevent injuries during cardiac arrest
To help oxygen move through the body to the brain and organs
To restart the heart immediately
To replace professional medical help
How long does it take for the brain to start being damaged without oxygen?
2 minutes
6 minutes
10 minutes
4 minutes
What is cardiac arrest?
When the heart beats too fast
When the heart stops beating
When the lungs stop working
When blood pressure drops suddenly
What is the recommended rate for chest compressions during Hands-Only CPR?
50–70 pushes per minute
80–100 pushes per minute
100–120 pushes per minute
150–200 pushes per minute
What is the difference between Hands-Only CPR and Full CPR?
Hands-Only CPR is just chest compressions, Full CPR includes rescue breaths
Hands-Only CPR includes rescue breaths, Full CPR does not
Hands-Only CPR is for children, Full CPR is for adults
Hands-Only CPR is slower, Full CPR is faster
What should you do first before starting CPR?
Check the area for safety
Look for an AED
Call 911 immediately
Start chest compressions
How deep should chest compressions be during CPR?
At least 4 inches
At least 3 inches
At least 2 inches
At least 1 inch
What should you do if you are unsure about giving rescue breaths?
Do nothing and wait for help
Only perform Hands-Only CPR
Perform rescue breaths anyway
Call 911 and wait for instructions
What is the purpose of an AED?
To provide oxygen to the patient
To detect an abnormal heart rhythm and deliver a shock
To perform chest compressions automatically
To monitor the patient’s breathing
What should you do after 30 chest compressions if performing Full CPR?
Check for breathing
Use an AED
Call for help again
Give 2 rescue breaths
What should you do if the person starts breathing while performing CPR?
Stop CPR and monitor their breathing
Continue CPR for 2 more minutes
Immediately use an AED
Call 911 again
What is the first step when using an AED?
Check for breathing
Deliver a shock immediately
Place the pads on the chest
Turn it on and follow the instructions
What is a real-life example of CPR saving a life?
A student collapsed during gym class and was saved by Hands-Only CPR
A person used CPR after a minor injury
A teacher taught CPR in a classroom
A doctor performed CPR in a hospital
What is the key idea about performing CPR?
Only professionals should perform CPR
CPR is only effective with an AED
You must be perfect to save a life
Doing something is always better than doing nothing
