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WorksheetsFirst Aid in the Workplace Quiz
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Why is CPR considered a life-saving procedure?
It prevents minor injuries
It ensures proper hydration
It helps maintain blood flow and oxygen to vital organs during cardiac arrest
It cures all heart-related diseases
What is the first step in performing CPR according to the diagram?
Check response
Call 911
Perform chest compressions
Open airway and give two breaths
What is the recommended number of chest compressions to repeat during CPR?
15 compressions
20 compressions
30 compressions
50 compressions
What action is performed after opening the airway during CPR?
Perform chest compressions
Call 911
Give two breaths
Check response
What is the first step to take when you encounter an unresponsive person?
Start chest compressions immediately.
Check for safety and unresponsiveness.
Call for help after starting chest compressions.
Place the heel of one hand on the chest.
What should you do with your arms and shoulders while performing chest compressions?
Keep them bent and relaxed.
Keep them straight.
Keep them at a 90-degree angle.
Keep them close to your body.
What is the correct technique for performing chest compressions?
Push gently and slowly.
Push hard and fast, allowing the chest to recoil.
Push hard and fast without allowing the chest to recoil.
Push gently and let the chest stay compressed.
What is the correct sequence for giving rescue breaths after completing 30 chest compressions during CPR?
Perform "head tilt chin lift," pinch the nose closed, breathe into the person's mouth for 1 second, and give another rescue breath.
Pinch the nose closed, perform "head tilt chin lift," breathe into the person's mouth for 2 seconds, and give another rescue breath.
Perform "head tilt chin lift," breathe into the person's mouth for 1 second, pinch the nose closed, and give another rescue breath.
Breathe into the person's mouth for 1 second, pinch the nose closed, perform "head tilt chin lift," and give another rescue breath.
What is the purpose of the "head tilt chin lift" technique during CPR?
To check for a pulse
To open the airway
To compress the chest
To prevent choking
Which of the following is a valid reason for a rescuer to stop performing CPR?
The rescuer is unable to continue because of fatigue.
The rescuer is unsure of the procedure.
The rescuer is asked to stop by a bystander.
The rescuer has been performing CPR for 2 minutes.
What does BVM stand for in the context of rescue breathing methods?
Bag Valve Mask
Breathing Ventilation Machine
Basic Ventilation Method
Bagged Ventilation Mask
When assessing breathing, where should the ear be placed relative to the patient?
5-6 cm above the nose and mouth.
Directly on the chest.
2-3 cm above the nose and mouth.
At the side of the patient's head.
What is the purpose of establishing an open airway?
To improve blood circulation.
To ensure proper breathing and oxygen flow.
To prevent choking during eating.
To enhance digestion.
Which technique is shown in the diagram to open the airway?
Head tilt and chin lift.
Chest compression.
Abdominal thrust.
Jaw thrust.
What happens when the airway is closed, as shown in the diagram?
Oxygen flow is restricted.
Blood pressure increases.
Digestion slows down.
Heart rate decreases.
Which of the following is a method of artificial respiration?
Mouth-to-mouth respiration
Chest compressions
Applying a bandage
Administering medication
Which method of artificial respiration involves using a device to assist breathing?
Bag valve mask
Mouth-to-nose respiration
Mouth-to-mouth respiration
Mouth-to-mask respiration
Why is it important to watch for the chest rise during mouth-to-nose respiration?
To ensure air is entering the lungs properly.
To check if the patient is conscious.
To confirm the patient’s heart is beating.
To prevent the patient from choking.
Where should you place your hands when performing CPR?
On the center of the chest, between the nipples
On the ribcage
On the xiphoid process
On the lower abdomen
