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CPR AND FIRST AID QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWER S
Question :How to open airways
CORRECT ANSWER :Head tilt chin lift
Question :Signs of breathing
CORRECT ANSWER :Look listen feel
Question :If unresponsive but breathing, place in
CORRECT ANSWER :recovery position
Question :Stop CPR when (3)
CORRECT ANSWER :EMS arrives, victim is
responsive, you are too tired to continue
Question :When do you check for an obstructed airway?
CORRECT ANSWER :before each breath
Question :Initial check:
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CORRECT ANSWER :Responsiveness, airways,
breathing, severe bleeding
Question :Leading causes of choking
CORRECT ANSWER :food, small toys, coins
Question :Why do you survey the scene?
CORRECT ANSWER :to decide whether or not to help
and how
Question :examples of PPE
CORRECT ANSWER :barrier device, gloves, masks,
goggles
Question :where are chest compressions on an adult?
CORRECT ANSWER :Center of chest
Question :Where are chest compressions on a child?
CORRECT ANSWER :center of chest
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Question :Where are chest compressions on an infant?
CORRECT ANSWER :Just below center of chest
Question :What do you use for compressions on an adult?
CORRECT ANSWER :2 hands
Question :What do you use for compressions on a child?
CORRECT ANSWER :1 or 2 hands
Question :What do you use for compressions on an infant
CORRECT ANSWER :2 fingers
Question :How far do the chest compressions go on an
adult?
CORRECT ANSWER :1.5-2 inches
Question :How far do the chest compressions go on a
child
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CORRECT ANSWER :1/3-1/2 depth of the chest
Question :How far do the chest compressions go on an
infant
CORRECT ANSWER :1/3-1/2 depth of the chest
Question :What is the alternate to the heimlich for an
infant?
CORRECT ANSWER :Back blows and chest thrusts
Question :What is the purpose of the initial check?
CORRECT ANSWER :to see if the victim's condition is
life-threatening
Question :Steps to control bleeding
CORRECT ANSWER :Pressure, elevation, pressure
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