Modules (1-4)

Question 1

What is the leading cause of death in the US according to the Center for Disease Control is?

Answer 1

Cardiovascular disease

Question 2

Always remember, proper CPR begins with _____ ___________.

Answer 2

chest compressions

Question 3

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

Answer 3

10

Question 4

From __ -__ minutes brain damage is expected. From __-__ minutes brain damage is very possible and from __-__ minutes brain damage is virtually non-existent.

Answer 4

6 - 10
4 - 6
0 - 4

Question 5

__________ ____________ (____) is when a person performs chest compressions and breathing into a patient who has no pulse or who isn’t breathing.

Answer 5

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

Question 6

The patient’s survival rate increases as he/she receives CPR, an _________ _______ __________ (____) , and if Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrives within 10 minutes.

Answer 6

Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

Question 7

The patient’s survival rate increases as he/she receives CPR, an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), and if _________ ________ ________ (____) arrives within 10 minutes.

Answer 7

Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

Question 8

Remember, it is a priority to activate the _________ _________ ________ immediately and to provide chest compressions..

Answer 8

Emergency Response System

Question 9

The _____ _________ Law protects all who assist those who are injured, ill or in peril.

Answer 9

Good Samaritan

Question 10

Before attempting CPR on a patient, what should you do?

Answer 10

1) Make sure you and the patient aren’t in any danger
2) If possible, resolve the risk
3) Move the patient out of harms way
4) Call 911
5) Check the patient and see if he/she is conscious or not.

Question 11

What are the CAB’s of CPR?

Answer 11

1) Circulation
2) Airway
3) Breathing Tasks

Question 12

____ to act is the ____ requiring a person to take necessary action in order to prevent harm to another person or to the general public.

Answer 12

Duty

duty

Question 13

True or False: If you do not have a legal duty to provide care, you are still required to provide it.

Answer 13

False; If you do not have a legal duty to provide care, you are NOT required to provide it

Question 14

_____ ___________- Circulate the blood within the patient.

Answer 14

Chest Compressions

Question 15

When doing chest compressions:

1)
2) Make sure you’re kneeling beside the patient’s shoulders (Do Not Lean on Patient).
3) Once in position, lock your elbows and use your body’s weight to compress 2 inches upon the patient’s chest.
4) Make sure to let the patient’s chest rise after each compression.

Answer 15

1) Find the point where the patient’s ribs meet (just below both halves) and interlock your fingers with both hands.

Question 16

When doing chest compressions:

1) Find the point where the patient’s ribs meet (just below both halves) and interlock your fingers with both hands.
2)
3) Once in position, lock your elbows and use your body’s weight to compress 2 inches upon the patient’s chest.
4) Make sure to let the patient’s chest rise after each compression.

Answer 16

2) Make sure you’re kneeling beside the patient’s shoulders (Do Not Lean on Patient).

Question 17

When doing chest compressions:

1) Find the point where the patient’s ribs meet (just below both halves) and interlock your fingers with both hands.
2) Make sure you’re kneeling beside the patient’s shoulders (Do Not Lean on Patient).
3)
4) Make sure to let the patient’s chest rise after each compression.

Answer 17

3) Once in position, lock your elbows and use your body’s weight to compress 2 inches upon the patient’s chest.

Question 18

When doing chest compressions:
1) Find the point where the patient’s ribs meet (just below both halves) and interlock your fingers with both hands.
2) Make sure you’re kneeling beside the patient’s shoulders (Do Not Lean on Patient).
3) Once in position, lock your elbows and use your body’s weight to compress 2 inches upon the patient’s chest.
4)

Answer 18

4) Make sure to let the patient’s chest rise after each compression.

Question 19

Compressions on an infant are pressed where?

Answer 19

Just below the nipples.

Question 20

True or False: Infant CPR requires two rescuers

Answer 20

True

Question 21

Perform CPR while matching the tempo of the song, “________ _____” while making sure to push hard and fast.

Answer 21

“Staying Alive”

Question 22

_____ __________ ________- is the total percentage of resuscitation time when performed by the rescuer(s) during cardiac arrest.

Answer 22

Chest Compression Fraction

Question 23

Chest Compression Fraction Goal: target of at least ___%.

Answer 23

60%

Question 24

What is Personal Protective Equipment?

Answer 24

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment

Question 25

List examples of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment.

Answer 25

1) Face shields
2 CPR shields
3) Gloves
4) Goggles
5) Gowns
6) Masks

Question 26

What type of obstructions should you check for?

Answer 26

1) tongue
2) foreign objects
3) vomit, swelling
4) food blocking the patient’s throat or windpipe

Question 27

True of False: You can perform Chest Compressions on patients who are obese or pregnant

Answer 27

True

Question 28

Breathing tasks:

1)
2) With a complete seal over the patient’s mouth, with your mouth, breathe into the patient until you see the chest inflate.
3) If the chest does not rise, repeat the Airway technique.
4) When performing the breathing technique make sure to give two breaths for 1 second each.

Answer 28

1) While still performing the Airway technique pinch the patient’s nose shut.

Question 29

Breathing tasks:

1) While still performing the Airway technique pinch the patient’s nose shut.
2)
3) If the chest does not rise, repeat the Airway technique.
4) When performing the breathing technique make sure to give two breaths for 1 second each.

Answer 29

2) With a complete seal over the patient’s mouth, with your mouth, breathe into the patient until you see the chest inflate.

Question 30

Breathing tasks:

1) While still performing the Airway technique pinch the patient’s nose shut.
2) With a complete seal over the patient’s mouth, with your mouth, breathe into the patient until you see the chest inflate.
3)
4) When performing the breathing technique make sure to give two breaths for 1 second each.

Answer 30

3) If the chest does not rise, repeat the Airway technique.

Question 31

Breathing tasks:
1) While still performing the Airway technique pinch the patient’s nose shut.
2) With a complete seal over the patient’s mouth, with your mouth, breathe into the patient until you see the chest inflate.
3) If the chest does not rise, repeat the Airway technique.
4)

Answer 31

4) When performing the breathing technique make sure to give two breaths for 1 second each.

Question 32

When do you stop CPR?

Answer 32

1) When you’re too exhausted to continue
2) Broken ribs, lung collapses, etc.
3) If an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is accessible
4) If Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrives

Question 33

What does AED stand for?

Answer 33

Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

Question 34

When should an AED be used?

Answer 34

After performing CPR and if the patient is still non-responsive an AED should be implemented.

Question 35

True or False: It’s crucial to call 911 or any Emergency Medical Service (EMS) after performing CPR or applying an AED.

Answer 35

It’s crucial to call 911 or any Emergency Medical Service (EMS) BEFORE performing CPR or applying an AED.

Question 36

How do you use AED equipment for infants?

Answer 36

If the pads are able to touch make sure to place one pad directly on the back of the infant.

Question 37

Make sure you DO NOT touch the patient during the __________ process.

Answer 37

defibrillator