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CPR and AED Final Test

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1. Brain damage is likely if intervention occurs __________ after the heart stops.

2-4 Minutes 4-6 Minutes 6-10 Minutes None of the above

2. CPR must be performed if these conditions exist: Unconsciousness, No Breathing, and/or No Pulse.

True False

3. C in CAB stands for:

Compression Compare Circulation Cold

4. What is a recommended position for the victim when performing CPR:

Lying flat on his/her back on a smooth and firm surface In an upright sitting position, head up Lying on the stomach on a smooth and firm surface None of the above

5. Recommended rate for effective compressions for adult/child is:

80 Compressions per minute 150 Compressions per minute 100 to 120 Compressions per minute None of the above

6. When checking for breathing, if you hear gasps:

The victim is breathing normally Assume the victim is not breathing normally but do not proceed with CPR Assume the victim is not breathing normally and do proceed with CPR None of the above

7. It is not important to wait for the chest to come back to its original position after each compression.

True False

8. If the victim is breathing normally, but not responding, you should:

Proceed with administering CPR Give mouth to mouth Turn the victim to the side and wait for emergency personnel None of the above

9. When performing infant CPR, the depth of the compression should be:

2 inches deep 1/3 the depth of the chest 3/4 the depth of the chest 5 cms

10. When administering CPR for children you should:

Do 3 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breaths 1 second long, then call EMS Do 7 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breath 1 second long, then call EMS Call EMS first, then proceed with compression reps until the arrival Do 5 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breaths 1 second long, then call EMS

11. When performing adult CPR, the depth of compression should be:

at least 2 inches deep 2 1/2 inches deep 3 inches deep None of the above

12. A in CAB stands for Airway.

True False

13. When finding carotid artery, you are looking to check for victim's:

Breathing Blood Flow Pulse None of the above

14. Chances of brain death are likely if the heart stopped for:

More than 10 minutes 0-4 minutes 6-8 minutes None of the above

15. If not comfortable with your abilities to perform CPR, you should:

Overcome discomfort and perform CPR steps anyway Do not do anything Call 911 and perform external chest compressions None of the above

16. What is the most important reason to be aware of your location?

In case you get separated from the victim, you know where to find him When calling 911, you need to inform emergency personnel of your location For safety purposes None of the above

Basic First Aid Final Test

1. The purpose of the first aid guide, which is included in the first aid kit is to:

Guide you through CPR steps Provide treatment options for medical emergency Explain how to use the supplies included in the first aid kit None of the above

2. Chances of performing successful first aid increase if more than one person is involved.

True False

3. If the victim refuses First Aid, what should you do?

Perform First Aid anyway Do not do anything Call 911 and stay with the victim until help arrives None of the above

4. One of OSHA's recommendations when coming in contact with bodily fluids, skin or blood is to:

Inform your supervisor and contact the doctor as soon as possible Inform your supervisor, but calling the doctor is not necessary No need to inform anyone, just wash the affected area None of the above

5. If the victim sustained broken bone or strain, you can:

Raise the injured part as long as it does not cause more pain Give mouth to mouth Turn him to the side and wait for EMS None of the above

6. When the victim is choking, his/her air passage is blocked.

True False

7. One of the key steps in Heimlich Maneuver is to:

Perform upward thrusts for 3 minutes then lay the person on the side Perform 5 reps of upward thrusts Perform upward thrusts on the victim until the item is forced out or ambulance arrives None of the above

8. In case of 3rd degree burn, it is not recommended to remove clothing and/or apply fluids to the wound.

True False

9. Common food types that can cause allergic reaction are:

Apples and oranges Eggs, peanuts or chocolate Seeds, onions or garlic None of the above

10. Injury to the abdominal area should be treated as an internal injury.

True False

11. What is the second priority in treating bleeding wound, like cut or scrape?

Apply bandage or clean cloth Put ice on the wound Keep the wound clean to minimize any chances of infection None of the above

12. Dangerous nosebleeds, while rare, originate in the back artery of the nose and are complicated to treat.

True False

13. The biggest danger with non bleeding wound is:

Difficulty to assess damage Insuring the victim's survival before arrival of EMS No known treatments None of the above

14. If you suspect that the victim has suffered an internal injury, one of the steps you must take is:

Put the victim in the horizontal position on his/her back, and ensure the victim does not move Put the victim on his/her side and call 911 Call 911 and perform chest compressions None of the above

15. When sustaining electrical burn, you must consult with the doctor as soon as possible.

True False

16. When should you suspect head, neck or back injury?

Car or motorcycle accident Fall from height Electrocution All of the above

17. Before administering First Aid, you must always make sure that the scene is safe for you and the victim.

True False

18. You should suspect head injury if the victim is experiencing the following symptoms:

Cough Trouble walking or moving Hyperactivity None of the above

19. If the victim is unresponsive, you should:

Call 911 and leave Stay with the victim but do not perform First Aid Proceed with CPR and/or First Aid as soon as possible None of the above

20. When suspecting head injury, you should also suspect an injury to the neck and/or spine.

True False

21. In case of a nosebleed that persisted for more than 15 minutes, you should:

Apply pressure to the nose Call 911 for help Call 911 and leave the scene None of the above

22. If the victim is responsive, you should introduce yourself and offer help.

True False