Firstl Aid/l AED/l CPRl Examl Prepl (Latestl 2025/l 2026l Update)l Questionsl &l Answers|l Gradel A|l 100%l Correctl (Verifiedl Solutions)
Q:l Whatl isl cyclel forl CPRl andl howl longl dol youl dol it?
Answer:
2l rescuel breathsl forl everyl 30l Chestl compressions.l Continuel untill exhaustion,l morel trainedl professionall takesl over,l scenel becomesl unsafe,l orl personl showsl obviousl signsl ofl life.
Q:l Whatl ifl al responsive,l child,l infant,l orl adultl isl choking?
Answer:
5l abdominall thrustsl andl 5l backl blowsl forl adultsl andl children.l Forl anl infant,l putl thel infantl inl al securel positionl alternatingl betweenl legsl tol restl thel infantl onl andl dol 5l chestl thrustsl andl 5l backl blows
Q:l Howl dol wel knowl somebodyl isl havingl al breathingl emergency?
Answer:
Panicked,l surprised,l orl confusedl faciall expression,l holdingl throatl withl bothl hands,l tryingl tol forciblyl cough,l initiallyl flushedl skinl butl turningl palel rapidly.
Q:l Wherel dol youl placel handsl duringl CPRl forl anl adult,l al child,l andl anl infant?
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Childl andl adult:l twol handsl interlockedl w/l onel onl topl ofl thel otherl inl thel centerl ofl thel chest,l infant:l twol fingersl onl centerl ofl chestl justl belowl thel nipplel line.
Q:l Whatl arel effectivel compressions?
Answer:
Forciblel compressionsl ofl atl leastl 2l inchesl forl anl adult,l aboutl 2l inchesl forl al childl andl aboutl 1l 1/2l inchesl forl anl infant.
Q:l Whatl dol wel dol ifl airl doesl notl gol inl anl unresponsivel adult,l child,l orl infant?
Answer:
Givel CPRl withl onel modification:l afterl eachl setl ofl compressionsl andl beforel givingl rescuel breaths,l openl thel mouth,l lookl forl anl objectl inl thel person'sl mouth,l andl ifl youl seel it,l removel it.
Q:l Whatl arel thel signsl andl symptomsl ofl al heartl attackl forl al male,l andl forl al female?
Answer:
Menl usuallyl experiencel thel morel "classic"l signsl andl symptomsl suchl as:l chestl pain,l pressure,l squeezing,l tightness,l achingl orl heavinessl thatl lastsl longerl thanl 3-5l minutesl orl goesl awayl andl comesl back.l Relatingl painl tol arms,l neckl orl shoulder.l Secondaryl signsl forl menl mayl includel dizziness,l lossl ofl consciousness,l sweating,l nausea,l orl unusuall shortnessl ofl breath.l Womenl mayl experiencel thel "classic"l signsl butl oftenl milderl andl mayl bel accompaniedl byl morel generall signsl andl symptomsl suchl as:l shortnessl ofl breath,l nauseal orl diarrhea,l fatigue,l dizziness,l sweating,l andl backl orl jawl pain.
Q:l Whatl arel thel 2l typesl ofl cardiacl chainl ofl survival?
Answer:
Adultl andl Pediatric.l 2 / 3
Forl anl adultl thel chainl isl asl follows:l Recognizel andl calll 911,l Earlyl CPR,l Earlyl Defibrillation,l Earlyl advancedl lifel support,l andl Integratedl Post-cardiacl arrestl care.l Forl pediatric:l Injuryl preventionl andl safety,l Earlyl CPR,l Earlyl emergencyl care,l Pediatricl advancedl lifel support,l andl Integratedl Post-Cardiacl arrestl care.
Q:l Whatl isl anl AED?
Answer:
Automatedl Externall Defibrillator
Q:l Whenl isl anl AEDl used?
Answer:
Wheneverl itl isl availablel andl asl soonl asl possiblel whenl itl isl available.
Q:l Whatl isl thel purposel ofl andl AED?
Answer:
Canl correctl thel underlyingl probleml forl somel peoplel whol gol intol suddenl cardiacl arrest.l Twol abnormall heartl rhythmsl inl particular,l ventricularl fibrillationl (V-fib)l and ventricularl tachycardial (V-tach).
Q:l Whenl thel AEDl promptsl analyzing,l whatl shouldl youl do?
Answer:
Standl clearl andl deliverl al shock
Q:l Whatl isl thel firstl thingl youl dol withl andl AED?
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