CPR Questions

Question 1

For pediatric CPR, a child is defined as 1 year of age until

Answer 1

Onset of puberty

Question 2

For a minor, implied consent usually occurs when

Answer 2

A child is severely I’ll or injured and a parent or legal guardian is not readily available to provide consent

Question 3

Being able to assess and prioritize
the need for pediatric first aid
requires being able to

Answer 3

Recognize life-threatening conditions

Question 4

You should take no longer than ___
second(s) to assess breathing

Answer 4

10

Question 5

Which of the following is critical
in reducing pediatric cardiac
arrest from asphyxia?

Answer 5

Prevention

Question 6

The most effective way to end
pulseless ventricular tachycardia
and ventricular fibrillation is

Answer 6

Defibrillation

Question 7

The baby is blue around the mouth.The infant is coughing weakly and making a whistling sound when inhaling. Demonstrate what
actions you would take next What would you do?

Answer 7

Give 5 back slaps with the intent of
dislodging the object.

Question 8

A 7-month-old infant is lying face up
on the bedroom floor, unresponsive and breathing. A
distraught young adult says,”I think he got into my dope!”
Nearby, you notice an open food storage container
containing white powder. What would you do?

Answer 8

Give the naloxone. Put the infant in the recovery position.

Question 9

Following your first set of compressions, you open the airway and give a rescue breath. You feel considerable resistance to the flow of air, and the infant’s chest does not rise. What would you do?

Answer 9

Repeat the head tilt - chin lift, make a better seal,and try again.

Question 10

You are performing conventional CPR on an unresponsive infant who was found not breathing in a hot car. The
untrained coworker you sent to get the nearby AED sets it down next to you and says,”Here’s the AED” What would you do?

Answer 10

Power on the AED. Remove any clothing in the way: Apply the pads.

Question 11

Upon arrival, you
see the horrified caregiver holding an almost year-old, limp, unconscious infant.”He fell into the water in the mop bucket!” You tap the infant and ask loudly, “Are you okay?” There is no response. EMS has been activated. No AED is available. The infant is not breathing. What would
you do?

Answer 11

Place infant on a firm flat surface. Open the airway. Use the mask to give 2 rescue breaths

Question 12

A panicked adult hands you a limp, unresponsive infant. You
tap the infant and ask loudly, “Are you okay?” There is no response, Your EAP has activated EMS. Another provider is bringing an AED. The infant is not breathing. What would you do?

Answer 12

Immediately start CPR, beginning with chest compressions

Question 13

Which of the following is critical
in reducing pediatric cardiac
arrest from asphyxia?

Answer 13

Prevention

Question 14

A frightened young child who is noticeably wheezing between frequent hard coughs. The food service worker shouts, “She’s choking on a hot dog! Please help her.” The scene is safe. You have taken standard precautions. The EAP has been activated. What would you do?

Answer 14

Encourage the child to continue coughing.

Question 15

apparently unconscious
child from the water onto the shore. One of the bystanders, catching their breath, says,”under.. the. water for a couple..minutes.”You tap the child and ask loudly,”Are you okay?”The child is not breathing. What
would you do?

Answer 15

Open the airway. Use the mask to give 2 rescue breaths.

Question 16

You are a trained pediatric CPR provider responding to a shout for help for an unresponsive child. You see a motionless child lying face up on the nature center floor. You tap the child and ask loudly, “Are you okay?” There is no response. The child is making snoring sounds and gasping. What would you do?

Answer 16

You should immediately start CPR, beginning with chest compressions.

Question 17

An unresponsive child in the onsite daycare center. The worker says,
“He’s not breathing. Please help me!”You tap the child and ask
loudly, “Are you okay?” There is no response. EMS has been activated. The unresponsive child seems to gasp for air now and then. What would you do?

Answer 17

Power on the AED. Bare the child’s chest and apply the AED pads.

Question 18

You are performing conventional CPR on an unresponsive child who collapsed on the athletic field after being struck in the chest by a baseball. “Here’s the AED:” What would you do?

Answer 18

Power on the AED. Remove any clothing in the way. Apply the pads

Question 19

A child has just been pulled unresponsive from a swimming pool.The child is not breathing, The child is lying on pool deck in a small puddle. The child’s chest is wet. You have given 2 rescue breaths using a CPR mask. You have an AED. What would you do?

Answer 19

Power on the AED. Bare and quickly dry the chest. Apply the AED pads.

Question 20

a possible overdose in bedroom six. of the residential care home.A four-year-old child is lying face up
on the bedroom floor, unresponsive and breathing normally. You notice an open prescription bottle nearby labeled “oxycodone:” What would you do?

Answer 20

Give the naloxone. Put the child in the recovery position.

Question 21

An infant has just been pulled unresponsive from a bathtub.The infant is not breathing, and the chest is wet. You have given 2 rescue breaths using a CPR mask. You have an AED. What would you do?

Answer 21

Power on the AED. Dry the chest. Apply the AED pads.