WorksheetsCPR Knowledge Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiac Pulse Recovery
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiac Pulmonary Response
Circulatory Pressure Regulation
What is the primary purpose of CPR?
To prevent accidents
To restart the heart
To keep blood and oxygen flowing to vital organs
To cure heart disease
What are the two main actions involved in CPR?
Rescue breaths and medication
Defibrillation and oxygen therapy
Chest compressions and defibrillation
Chest compressions and rescue breaths
Where should chest compressions be performed?
On the right side of the chest
In the center of the chest
Above the stomach
On the left side of the chest
What is the recommended ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths for adults?
15:1
30:2
20:2
25:1
How does CPR help during cardiac arrest?
It replaces professional medical help
It prevents brain damage permanently
It maintains circulation and oxygenation
It cures the underlying heart condition
What should you do first before starting CPR?
Perform chest compressions
Give rescue breaths
Check the scene for safety
Call 911
What is hands-only CPR?
CPR performed with only one hand
CPR performed without rescue breaths
CPR performed without chest compressions
CPR performed without calling 911
Why is hands-only CPR recommended for untrained bystanders?
It requires no equipment
It is more effective than traditional CPR
It is faster to perform
It is easier to perform and can still save lives
What is different about CPR for children and infants compared to adults?
It requires faster compressions
It requires gentler compressions and careful monitoring of breathing
It requires more rescue breaths
It requires the use of a defibrillator
Which organization offers CPR certification courses for teens?
American Red Cross
National Safety Council
World Health Organization
American Heart Association
What do CPR certification courses teach?
How to diagnose heart disease
How to react calmly, call for help, and perform compressions effectively
How to administer medication
How to use a defibrillator
What are leading causes of sudden cardiac arrest in the U.S.?
Cancer and obesity
Lung disease and infections
Stroke and diabetes
Heart disease and accidents
How much can immediate CPR increase a person’s chance of survival?
It has no effect on survival
It increases survival by 10%
It guarantees survival
It doubles or triples the chance of survival
What is the ultimate benefit of learning CPR?
It prevents all heart-related issues
It helps you become a doctor
It makes you a potential lifesaver in your community
It guarantees safety in emergencies
