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Death is likely to occur after _____ minutes of loss of oxygen to the brain.

CPR chest compressions for adults should be:

100 per minute

100 to 130 per minute

100 to 120 per minute

None of the above

Immediate CPR can _____, or even _____, a victim’s chances of survival!

heal, save

double, triple

save, triple

save, double

Good Samaritan law protects individuals from legal liability as long as consent is obtained?

True

False

The correct compression to breath ratio for an adult victim is:

100 to 120 compressions per minute

30:2

15:2

None of the above

According to the American Heart Association the new sequence is?

C-A-B (Compressions, Airway, and Breathing)

A-B-C (Airway, Breathing, and Compressions)

Breaths prior to initiating compressions

Starting compressions after Breathing

The following are all AED precautions, except:

Make sure the defibrillator pads do not touch.

AED pads may not be placed on the victim while doing CPR.

Chest compressions should not be paused unless AED is active.

Do not touch the victim while the AED is analyzing.

When starting to perform CPR:

Ensure the scene is safe

Make sure the victim is lying flat

Check for responsiveness

A and B

A and C

AED devices can still perform well around water.

True

False

The integration of AEDs into the chain of survival is critical. To give the victim the best chance of survival, three actions must occur within the first couple of minutes during cardiac arrest:

Activation of emergency help

Chest compressions

Operation of a Defibrillator

All of the above

None of the above

Carotid Artery is located on:

Both the left and right side of the neck

The left and right side of the neck

The left side of the neck

The right side of the neck

Currently, about 9 in 10 people who have cardiac arrest outside the hospital pass away?

True

False

CPR is useful in many emergencies, such as:

Cardio, Heart Attack, Drowning, Stroke, Chocking

Heart Attack, near Drowning, Stroke, Cardiac Arrest, Chocking

Heart Attack, Drowning, Cardiac Arrest, Chocking

All of the above

_______ are the foundation of CPR.

Ventilations

Oxygen-rich blood

Hands Only technique

Chest Compressions

The most critical component of performing CPR is?

Ensure the scene is safe

Check for responsiveness

Activation of the Emergency Response System

High-quality chest compressions

The leading cause of death in United States according to CDC is cardiovascular disease?

True

False

In order to deliver high quality compressions:

Put the victim on his/her back on a solid firm surface before you start compressions.

Kneel next to the victim’s neck and shoulders.

The American Heart Association suggest performing compressions to the beat of the song “Stayin’ Alive”.

Allow proper recoiling before the next compression.

All of the above

Before starting CPR:

Take a deep breath

Check if the environment is safe

A and C

B and C

All the following are part of Chains of Survival except?

Recognition of Cardiac Arrest

Good Samaritan Law

Activation of the Emergency Response System

Rapid Defibrillation

When a person is experiencing a heart attack, they are also experiencing cardiac arrest?

True

False

___________ Consent is obtained from an unconscious person in a life-threatening situation.

Express

Verbal

Implied

None of the above

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