Multiple Choice Questions

Treat as if there is no breathing at all
  • How do you prevent disease transmission?
  • How do you do a primary assessment on children/infants?
  • How do you treat victims with agonal breathing?
  • How long do you give rescue breaths for?
Check, call, care
  • 3 C's
  • Respiratory distress
  • How to check infant consciousness?
  • What is the very first thing you do before you give care
Look, listen, feel and give two rescue breaths FIRST before checking for blood
  • What do you have to do before giving care to a child?
  • How do you do a primary assessment on children/infants?
  • How do you prevent disease transmission?
  • How do you treat victims with agonal breathing?
MUST be done with two people, one seals the mask over the airways and the other squeezes the bag.
  • How are bag-valve masks (BVMs) operated?
  • How do you prevent disease transmission?
  • You must continue giving care until:
  • What are the links in the cardiac chain of survival?
15:2
  • What is the max amount of time you should spend checking for breathing/pulse?
  • What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in two person CPR on CHILDREN/INFANTS?
  • What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in one person CPR?
  • What is the age of an infant, and how deep do you give compressions?
Neck, wrist
  • What is the very first thing you do before you give care
  • Where do you check for pulse in an infant?
  • Where do you check for pulse in an adult/child?
  • How do you treat victims with agonal breathing?
Re-open the airway and give two more rescue breaths
  • If an infant is conscious and appears to have a fully obstructed airway, what should you do?
  • If you give two rescue breaths and the chest doesn't rise, what should you do?
  • If you suspect a respiratory emergency, what do you do first?
  • If you give two rescue breaths two times and the chest still does not rise, what should you do?
An AED
  • What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in one person CPR?
  • What should always be used in combination with CPR?
  • What is the age of a child, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • What is the max amount of time you should spend checking for breathing/pulse?
When someone is not breathing regularly; shallow and irregular
  • When do you call 911?
  • When is rescue breathing done?
  • Life-threatening conditions
  • Agonal breathing
Early recognition and early access to EMS systemEarly CPREarly defibrillationEarly advanced medical care
  • What is the very first thing you do before you give care
  • What is the age of a child, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • What are the links in the cardiac chain of survival?
  • What heart rhythms can an AED recognize/shock?
0-12 months, 1.5 in compressions
  • What is the age of a child, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • What is the age of an infant, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in two person CPR on CHILDREN/INFANTS?
  • What is the max amount of time you should spend checking for breathing/pulse?
One breath every 5 seconds
  • When is rescue breathing done?
  • How do you treat a drowning victim?
  • How is rescue breathing done on an adult?
  • What is the very first thing you do before you give care
You are too exhausted, victim wakes up and asks you to stop, scene becomes unsafe, someone with higher training takes over
  • How are bag-valve masks (BVMs) operated?
  • How long do you give rescue breaths for?
  • You must continue giving care until:
  • When and how do you perform modified CPR?
No heartbeat, no breathing, significant blood loss, fire, stroke
  • When do you call 911?
  • How do you treat victims with agonal breathing?
  • How long do you give rescue breaths for?
  • When would you give care first?
Give 5 back blows, then 5 chest compressions
  • What should you keep in mind when caring for an infant with an obstructed airway?
  • What is the age of an adult, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • If an infant is conscious and appears to have a fully obstructed airway, what should you do?
  • If you suspect a respiratory emergency, what do you do first?
On an unconscious choking victim, give 30 chest compressions, check/finger swipe mouth, give two rescue breaths, repeat
  • When would you give care first?
  • What are the links in the cardiac chain of survival?
  • When would you call before giving care?
  • When and how do you perform modified CPR?
Stops the heart in hopes that the AV node will take over
  • When is rescue breathing done?
  • How do you prevent disease transmission?
  • How do you treat victims with agonal breathing?
  • How does an AED work/
If the situation is a respiratory emergency
  • When would you call before giving care?
  • How long do you give rescue breaths for?
  • When would you give care first?
  • When do you call 911?
10 seconds
  • What is the age of an adult, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • What is the max amount of time you should spend checking for breathing/pulse?
  • What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in two person CPR on ADULTS?
  • What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in two person CPR on CHILDREN/INFANTS?
Support head/neck, keep head below chest
  • When would you give care first?
  • What should you keep in mind when caring for an infant with an obstructed airway?
  • What is the very first thing you do before you give care
  • What is the age of an infant, and how deep do you give compressions?
Perform modified CPR
  • If you give two rescue breaths two times and the chest still does not rise, what should you do?
  • What is the max amount of time you should spend checking for breathing/pulse?
  • What should you keep in mind when caring for an infant with an obstructed airway?
  • What are the types of consent?
Expressed, implied
  • What are the types of consent?
  • What do you have to do before giving care to a child?
  • What are the links in the cardiac chain of survival?
  • What is the max amount of time you should spend checking for breathing/pulse?
A person unable to give consent because they are unconscious/ill, consent is implied. If no parent is around for child, consent is implied.
  • Abandonment
  • Implied consent
  • If a person (adult or child) is conscious and appears to have a fully obstructed airway, what should you do?
  • Barriers to act
Troubled breathing
  • Respiratory distress
  • When do you call 911?
  • What are the types of consent?
  • Respiratory arrest
Check that the scene is safe
  • What is the very first thing you do before you give care
  • What is the age of an infant, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • What is the age of an adult, and how deep do you give compressions?
  • How is rescue breathing done on a child/infant?
Verbal, gestures, parent giving consent for child
  • Respiratory distress
  • How does an AED work/
  • Expressed consent
  • When do you call 911?
Has 911 been called, do you have an AED/is someone getting one?
  • What are the links in the cardiac chain of survival?
  • If you are the 2nd rescuer on the scene, what questions do you ask the person giving care?
  • If you give two rescue breaths and the chest doesn't rise, what should you do?
  • If an infant is conscious and appears to have a fully obstructed airway, what should you do?
12 or older, at least 2 in compressions.
  • What is the max amount of time you should spend checking for breathing/pulse?
  • What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in two person CPR on ADULTS?
  • What should you keep in mind when caring for an infant with an obstructed airway?
  • What is the age of an adult, and how deep do you give compressions?
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