Standard CPR, AED, & First Aid Test

What law protects against civil lawsuits when we try to help a victim in medical need?

The right to defend yourself
The Good Samaritan Act
The Whistleblower Protection Act
OSHA 1910.151

Which symptom is not consistent with cardiac-related chest pain?

Squeezing or heavy chest pain
Drooping face when smiling
Left or right arm pain
Jaw pain

What is the best treatment to give a possible stroke patient who is not in the hospital?

Offer them something sweet
Lay them down and cover them with a blanket to keep them warm
Don't delay calling 911 and get the person to the hospital as soon as possible
Offer them aspirin

When using an alcohol-based hand gel to disinfect your hands, what is one important step?

Make sure to rub your hands together for no less than 90 seconds.
Use at least 3 ounces of hand gel.
Rub all around your hands and fingers, and cover all surface areas.
Rub the palms only of the hands together. The back of the hands do not need hand gel.

A 38-year-old male has just collapsed and is now lying on the floor. What is the best first action?

Run over to the person and begin 5 cycles of CPR.
Start giving the person rescue breaths with a one-way valve rescue mask.
Elevate the person's legs and cover them with a blanket while waiting for them to wake.
Ensure the scene is safe; if it is, tap the person's shoulder and ask if they are ok.

You find that the victim is not responsive, not breathing normally, and you’ve called 911. What is your next treatment?

Begin rescue breathing and then check for a pulse after two minutes.
Begin abdominal thrusts to clear the airway. Then check for a pulse.
Begin chest compressions at a rate of 100-120 per minute and give 2 rescue breaths after every 30 compressions.
Give rescue breaths at a rate of 1 every 5 seconds until the victim begins to respond.

What’s the primary difference between compressions on an adult vs. a small child?

The child's chest wall is more easily compressed, so we shouldn't push as deep.
We should use two hands on a small child and one hand on an adult.
We may use one hand instead of two in order to compress the small child's chest.
We should use three fingers for chest compressions on a child and five fingers on an adult.

You find an infant in a safe environment who is not moving and not breathing normally. What would be the correct course of action?

Begin back slaps and chest thrusts.
Call 911 and begin infant CPR.
Perform a finger sweep followed by chest thrusts and back slaps.
Yell for help and carry the victim to a neighbor's house.

When checking for scene safety for the use of an AED, which of these best describes the dangers that would stop us from using an AED?

Screaming bystanders that may become dangerous and assault us.
A scared pet that appears to be agitated when we are trying to help its owner.
Flammable gases, patient lying in standing water, combustible liquids near the victim.
Vomit or saliva on the person's shirt, urine around the patient's lower torso, and a damp swimsuit.

You are performing CPR on an 8-month-old infant and an AED arrives. How would you apply the pads on the infant?

One on the center of the chest and the other on the center of the back.
One on the upper right chest and the other on the lower left rib cage.
One on the upper left chest and the other on the lower right rib cage.
Apply both pads near the center of the infant's chest.

Which of these best describes the purpose for “hands-only” CPR?

Hands-only CPR is better and more effective than full CPR and is now the best way to provide CPR for any patient by any responder.
Hands-only CPR reduces risk of liability and increases oxygenation better than CPR with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Hands-only CPR is now the only method for providing CPR regardless your level of education and expertise.
Hands-only CPR was designed for those who are not trained or feel uncomfortable delivering mouth-to-mouth breaths. It doesn't replace traditional CPR.

A 17 year old basketball player has collapsed on the court. The scene is safe. What is the correct order of skills for layrescuer adult CPR?

Check the person for response, call 911, start CPR.
Check the person for response, call 911, check for a pulse, start CPR.
Check for a pulse, check the person for response, call 911, start CPR.
Call 911, check for a pulse, start CPR.

Choose the correct location and hand placement to perform abdominal thrusts on a choking child.

Place the heel of one hand just above the navel (belly button).
Place the thumb side of the fist just below the navel (belly button).
Place the thumb side of the fist just above the navel (belly button) but below the ribs.
Place the palm side of the hand just above the navel (belly button) but below the ribs.

A 10-year-old female just collapsed on the floor after choking on a grape. What would be your first action after calling 911?

Attempt 2 rescue breaths.
Give 30 abdominal thrusts.
Give 30 chest compressions.
Open the airway and look for the object in the airway.

You notice that a 6-month-old infant is not awake, not moving, and not breathing normally. The infant’s skin is blue. What would make you suspect the infant is unconscious from choking?

There are grapes on the floor around the infant's body and you believe there is one missing.
A sibling told you that the baby was choking before you got there.
The infant was gasping for breath and unable to speak.
When you attempt to breathe air into the lungs, the air will not go in regardless of your attempt to re-position the airway.

What is the most effective way to stop an arterial bleed when there is no object still in the wound?

Tie a tourniquet at least 5 inches above the laceration in order to ensure control of bleeding.
Raise the limb above the heart and walk the victim to the car.
Use pressure points above and below the injury.
Apply direct pressure on the laceration with a gloved hand or clean/sterile dressing.

Why is shock so dangerous?

Shock can make a person dangerously cold and could cause frostbite.
Shock makes it difficult for a person to breathe and therefore could cause anaphylactic shock.
Shock will eventually cause the person to lose their breathing and pulse if not treated.
Shock can cause a person to get extremely confused simply appear drunk.

A co-worker cut his wrist on a bandsaw and is bleeding severely. Blood is spurting from an arterial bleed. Direct pressure is not controlling the bleeding. What is the best treatment?

Use a pressure point.
Tape a bandage more firmly over the wound.
Hold the arm below the level of the heart.
Apply a tourniquet.

When is a head injury an automatic 911 call?

When you think the victim is going to vomit.
When the victim says they have a headache.
When the victim is unconscious at any point after the injury.
If the victim doesn't know what happened.

An 11-year-old boy was playing soccer when he was kicked in the knee. He fell to the ground in pain. What would make you suspect this injury is more serious and may need emergency treatment?

The boy states that his knee really hurts.
The boy says he heard a snap.
The boy is holding his knee and not letting anyone touch it.
The knee looks deformed.

A 10-year-old child burned her hand while taking cookies out of the oven. The child has blisters, pain, and redness on the top of her hand. How should you treat the child?

Wrap wet gauze around the burned area to make a pressure bandage.
Place the victim in the recovery position.
Apply cool water to the entire burn for several minutes.
Apply vaseline or other lotion.

What is the advantage of having a commercially available glucose gel or liquid available to treat a diabetic emergency?

The sugar in these is made from only natural corn syrup.
It's easier to store, more stable, and designed to absorb quickly.
The glucose tastes better and is made from orange juice.
It is sugar-free and therefore will not cause complications with low blood sugar.

A 12-year-old child is having a seizure on a playground. After checking for scene safety, what is the next best treatment?

Hold the seizing child flat so that they don't hurt themself.
Force their mouth open using the finger twist method to help prevent them from biting their tongue.
Protect their head and body from hitting objects or the ground and let them finish the seizure safely.
Try to give 2 rescue breaths and begin CPR.

What are the signs and symptoms of an anaphylactic reaction?

Swollen tonsils, upset stomach with laryngitis.
Sneezing, watery eyes, itchy red skin, and sore throat.
Severe abdominal pain, rigid abdomen, pale skin, and anxiety.
Pale skin, swollen and/or itchy tongue, difficulty breathing, rapid heart rate, and low blood pressure.

Why should you use a spacer when administering albuterol for an asthma attack?

The spacer helps the victim hold the albuterol.
The spacer reduces the amount of medication getting into the lungs so that the victim doesn't overdose.
The spacer helps the medication reach the lungs instead of depositing on the tongue or back of the throat.
The spacer is fun to watch and encourages children to use it more often.

What are the first signs of hypothermia?

Tiredness and thirst.
Hot, sweaty, and tired.
Emotional, cold skin, and rapid heart rate.
Cold limbs, shivering, loss of feeling in extremities, confusion.

What should you do if you suspect a person has swallowed a poison?

Wait at least 5 minutes to see if the poison affects the person.
Make the person vomit immediately.
Drive the person to the hospital.
Call poison control.

What are the correct and safest steps in rescuing a victim who is drowning in water?

Reach, row a boat, swim to them.
Reach with your hand, throw a preserver, swim to them.
Throw a preserver, swim to them, row in a boat.
Reach with hand or leg, reach with pole, throw a flotation device.

The unconscious choking skill is being performed: 30 chest compressions have been given, the airway was just opened, the mouth was checked for an object, and no object was seen. What should be done next?

The rescuer should attempt a breath.
Do a finger sweep.
Give 30 .chest compressions.
Reposition the head and look again.

You are in a restaurant when you see a man standing at the side of his table looking panicked. He appears to be gagging but not making any sounds. The scene is safe so you move toward the person. What is the first thing you should do?

Ask if he is choking to see if he can respond verbally.
Lay him on the floor and begin CPR compressions.
Slap him 5 times on the back and then call 911.
Assume he is having a heart attack and call 911.

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What law protects against civil lawsuits when we try to help a victim in medical need?

Which symptom is not consistent with cardiac-related chest pain?

What is the best treatment to give a possible stroke patient who is not in the hospital?

When using an alcohol-based hand gel to disinfect your hands, what is one important step?

A 38-year-old male has just collapsed and is now lying on the floor. What is the best first action?

You find that the victim is not responsive, not breathing normally, and you’ve called 911. What is your next treatment?

What’s the primary difference between compressions on an adult vs. a small child?

You find an infant in a safe environment who is not moving and not breathing normally. What would be the correct course of action?

When checking for scene safety for the use of an AED, which of these best describes the dangers that would stop us from using an AED?

You are performing CPR on an 8-month-old infant and an AED arrives. How would you apply the pads on the infant?

Which of these best describes the purpose for “hands-only” CPR?

A 17 year old basketball player has collapsed on the court. The scene is safe. What is the correct order of skills for layrescuer adult CPR?

Choose the correct location and hand placement to perform abdominal thrusts on a choking child.

A 10-year-old female just collapsed on the floor after choking on a grape. What would be your first action after calling 911?

You notice that a 6-month-old infant is not awake, not moving, and not breathing normally. The infant’s skin is blue. What would make you suspect the infant is unconscious from choking?

What is the most effective way to stop an arterial bleed when there is no object still in the wound?

Why is shock so dangerous?

A co-worker cut his wrist on a bandsaw and is bleeding severely. Blood is spurting from an arterial bleed. Direct pressure is not controlling the bleeding. What is the best treatment?

When is a head injury an automatic 911 call?

An 11-year-old boy was playing soccer when he was kicked in the knee. He fell to the ground in pain. What would make you suspect this injury is more serious and may need emergency treatment?

A 10-year-old child burned her hand while taking cookies out of the oven. The child has blisters, pain, and redness on the top of her hand. How should you treat the child?

What is the advantage of having a commercially available glucose gel or liquid available to treat a diabetic emergency?

A 12-year-old child is having a seizure on a playground. After checking for scene safety, what is the next best treatment?

What are the signs and symptoms of an anaphylactic reaction?

Why should you use a spacer when administering albuterol for an asthma attack?

What are the first signs of hypothermia?

What should you do if you suspect a person has swallowed a poison?

What are the correct and safest steps in rescuing a victim who is drowning in water?

The unconscious choking skill is being performed: 30 chest compressions have been given, the airway was just opened, the mouth was checked for an object, and no object was seen. What should be done next?

You are in a restaurant when you see a man standing at the side of his table looking panicked. He appears to be gagging but not making any sounds. The scene is safe so you move toward the person. What is the first thing you should do?

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What law protects against civil lawsuits when we try to help a victim in medical need?

Which symptom is not consistent with cardiac-related chest pain?

What is the best treatment to give a possible stroke patient who is not in the hospital?

When using an alcohol-based hand gel to disinfect your hands, what is one important step?

A 38-year-old male has just collapsed and is now lying on the floor. What is the best first action?

You find that the victim is not responsive, not breathing normally, and you’ve called 911. What is your next treatment?

What’s the primary difference between compressions on an adult vs. a small child?

You find an infant in a safe environment who is not moving and not breathing normally. What would be the correct course of action?

When checking for scene safety for the use of an AED, which of these best describes the dangers that would stop us from using an AED?

You are performing CPR on an 8-month-old infant and an AED arrives. How would you apply the pads on the infant?

Which of these best describes the purpose for “hands-only” CPR?

A 17 year old basketball player has collapsed on the court. The scene is safe. What is the correct order of skills for layrescuer adult CPR?

Choose the correct location and hand placement to perform abdominal thrusts on a choking child.

A 10-year-old female just collapsed on the floor after choking on a grape. What would be your first action after calling 911?

You notice that a 6-month-old infant is not awake, not moving, and not breathing normally. The infant’s skin is blue. What would make you suspect the infant is unconscious from choking?

What is the most effective way to stop an arterial bleed when there is no object still in the wound?

Why is shock so dangerous?

A co-worker cut his wrist on a bandsaw and is bleeding severely. Blood is spurting from an arterial bleed. Direct pressure is not controlling the bleeding. What is the best treatment?

When is a head injury an automatic 911 call?

An 11-year-old boy was playing soccer when he was kicked in the knee. He fell to the ground in pain. What would make you suspect this injury is more serious and may need emergency treatment?

A 10-year-old child burned her hand while taking cookies out of the oven. The child has blisters, pain, and redness on the top of her hand. How should you treat the child?

What is the advantage of having a commercially available glucose gel or liquid available to treat a diabetic emergency?

A 12-year-old child is having a seizure on a playground. After checking for scene safety, what is the next best treatment?

What are the signs and symptoms of an anaphylactic reaction?

Why should you use a spacer when administering albuterol for an asthma attack?

What are the first signs of hypothermia?

What should you do if you suspect a person has swallowed a poison?

What are the correct and safest steps in rescuing a victim who is drowning in water?

The unconscious choking skill is being performed: 30 chest compressions have been given, the airway was just opened, the mouth was checked for an object, and no object was seen. What should be done next?

You are in a restaurant when you see a man standing at the side of his table looking panicked. He appears to be gagging but not making any sounds. The scene is safe so you move toward the person. What is the first thing you should do?