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WorksheetsFirst Aid, CPR & AED Training - Lay-Rescuer
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Today is First Aid, CPR & AED Training, date _______?
13/12/2024
12/12/2025
12/12/2024
13/12/2025
What is the main purpose of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)?
Restart the heart
Maintain blood perfusion & ensure oxygen and blood supply can continue
Stop bleeding
Reduce pain
What is the ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths in CPR for adults?
20:2
30:2
15:2
10:2
What is meant by 'full recoil' in the context of CPR - Step [C]?
Stop chest compressions
Ensure the chest returns to its original position after each compression
Ensure the chest does not return to its original position after each compression
Stop rescue breaths
What is the function of an AED in CPR?
A device that can analyze heart rhythm and advise the rescuer to deliver a shock to the victim
Apply pressure to an unconscious victim
Analyze heart rhythm only
Analyze breathing rate and blood SPO2
What should you do if someone suddenly faints in front of you?
Immediately give sugar water
Check breathing pattern
Start CPR
Shake them awake
What is the first step for a Lay-Rescuer when encountering a unconscious victim lying next to a electrical cable on the floor?
Assess the victim's condition and call emergency assistance "999"
Immediately provide CPR assistance
Provide "rescue breathing"
Ensure the scene is safe for the victim and rescuer before assessing the victim's condition
What should be done if the AED prompts defibrillation?
Ensure no one is touching the patient and press the SHOCK button
Continue CPR
Stop CPR and wait for medical help
No action is needed
What should be done if a choking victim becomes unconscious?
Provide rescue breaths
Start CPR
Provide fluids
No action is needed
What are the steps of CPR for an adult victim?
Begin chest compressions and rescue breaths at a ratio of 30:2
Use an AED as soon as needed
Ensure the safety of the victim, yourself, and the environment
All of the above
What are the steps for CPR?
DRSABCD
DRABC
ABCDE
DRSABCPR
What is the (Universal Sign) for a Choking victim?
When a person screams loudly
When a person raises both hands
When a person clutches their neck with one or both hands
When a person vomits
What should a Rescuer NOT do during CPR?
Provide adequate ventilations
Press to a depth of at least 2 inches (5 cm)
Press at a rate slower than 100/min or faster than 120/min
Allow full recoil after each compression
According to AHA 2025, what is the latest recommendation when performing BLS for Foreign body Airway Obstruction (FBAO) ?
Continue thrusting until the object is expelled
5 Back Blow
5 Abdominal Thrust
5 Back Blow, 5 Abdominal thrust, repeat until the object is expelled
If chest compressions are not performed correctly, it can result in? Select the Incorrect one only.
Broken ribs/sternum
Pneumothorax / Hemopneumothorax
Internal Organ damage
Epilepsy
Which of the ECG rhythms below is non-shockable?
Ventricular Fibrillation
Asystole
Ventricular Tachycardia
Pulseless Ventricular Tachycardia
What are the treatment/management(Tx/Mx) for Soft Tissue Injuries (STI) like sprain?
PRICE
POLICE
PEACE and LOVE
ALL OF ABOVE
When can you stop CPR? Select the Incorrect one only.
When the victim's pulse and breathing are improving and they are conscious
Physical (body) condition is too exhausted to continue
Being late for work
When MECC (Prehospital care team) help has arrived to take over
What is the (Compression Depth) for an Adult Victim?
5cm - 6cm
Minimum depth of 1/3 or 5 cm
Minimum depth of 1/3 or 4 cm
4cm - 5cm
If you find the victim has started breathing on their own after CPR, but is still unconscious. What is the next step?
Continue chest compression CPR
Provide rescue breaths
Help the victim into the recovery position
Start AED
During CPR, what can we do during step B - BREATHING?
Look, Listen, Feel (for breathing)
Head tilt - chin lift
Heimlich maneuver
Chest Compressions
Which method below not recommended for Lay-Rescuer to stop Hemorrhage(Bleeding)?
Direct Pressure
Bandaging
Tourniquet
Use Gauge/Gamgee Pad
What are the visible clue of suspected Concussion?
Seizure
Facial injuries with nausea
Slow to get up after a direct or indirect hit to the head
All of above
Referring to AHA 2024, Oral Rehydration for Exertional Dehydration in Heat stress- which of the statement below is not correct?
It is reasonable to give carbo-electrolyte drink (4%-9%)
It is reasonable to give Potable water
If confusion, immediately give carbo-electrolyte drink (4%-9%)
it is reasonable to give Carbo-electrolyte drink (0%-3.9%) like coconut water
What is the first aid management for Dislocated humerus (sholder)?
Use both hand to support until arrival of PHC
Apply arm sling
Use crepe bandange as protection
Apply reduction to reposition the dislocated humerus into the joint
