WorksheetsCPR Knowledge Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiac Pulse Recovery
Circulatory Pressure Regulation
Cardiac Pulmonary Response
What is the primary purpose of CPR?
To keep blood and oxygen flowing to vital organs
To cure heart disease
To restart the heart
To prevent accidents
What are the two main actions involved in CPR?
Chest compressions and rescue breaths
Chest compressions and defibrillation
Defibrillation and oxygen therapy
Rescue breaths and medication
Where should chest compressions be performed?
On the left side of the chest
Below the rib cage
In the center of the chest
On the right side of the chest
What is the recommended ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths for adults?
20:2
15:1
40:3
30:2
What should you do first before starting CPR?
Call 911
Give rescue breaths
Perform chest compressions
Check the scene for safety
What is hands-only CPR?
CPR performed with a defibrillator
CPR performed only on children
CPR performed without chest compressions
CPR performed without rescue breaths
Why is hands-only CPR recommended for untrained bystanders?
It is more effective than traditional CPR
It is faster than traditional CPR
It requires no equipment
It is easier to perform
What is different about CPR for children and infants?
It uses a different ratio of compressions to breaths
It requires gentler compressions
It requires a defibrillator
It involves only rescue breaths
Which organization offers CPR certification courses for teens?
American Red Cross
American Heart Association
National CPR Foundation
World Health Organization
What is the main benefit of learning CPR?
It guarantees survival in emergencies
It doubles or triples a person’s chance of survival
It eliminates the need for paramedics
It prevents heart disease
What should you do if a person is unresponsive and not breathing normally?
Wait for paramedics to arrive
Check their pulse
Call 911 and begin CPR
Start rescue breaths immediately
What does CPR help maintain until professional medical help arrives?
Body temperature
Blood pressure
Circulation and oxygenation
Heart rate
What is the leading cause of sudden cardiac arrest in the U.S.?
Heart disease and accidents
Stroke and diabetes
Lung disease and infections
Kidney failure and dehydration
What is emphasized in CPR certification courses?
Confidence, quick action, and understanding your role
Performing CPR only on adults
Using advanced medical equipment
Memorizing steps
