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CPR stands for:
CPR stands for:
CPR is a combination of:
CPR is a combination of:
What is the main purpose of CPR?
What is the main purpose of CPR?
The medical term for a heart attack is:
The medical term for a heart attack is:
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A heart attack occurs when:
A heart attack occurs when:
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Cardiac arrest can be caused by all EXCEPT:
Cardiac arrest can be caused by all EXCEPT:
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CPR should only be performed when the person is:
CPR should only be performed when the person is:
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The first step in CPR is to:
The first step in CPR is to:
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How do you check responsiveness in a victim?
How do you check responsiveness in a victim?
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The ratio of chest compressions to breaths during CPR is:
The ratio of chest compressions to breaths during CPR is:
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To perform chest compressions, place your hands on:
To perform chest compressions, place your hands on:
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How deep should chest compressions be during adult CPR?
How deep should chest compressions be during adult CPR?
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A normal compression rate is:
A normal compression rate is:
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Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation requires:
Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation requires:
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When using an AED, the pads should be:
When using an AED, the pads should be:
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CPR for children aged 1-8 years involves:
CPR for children aged 1-8 years involves:
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For infants, CPR compressions are performed using:
For infants, CPR compressions are performed using:
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For infants during CPR, mouth-to-mouth involves:
For infants during CPR, mouth-to-mouth involves:
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A sign that CPR has revived the person is:
A sign that CPR has revived the person is:
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CPR may be stopped when:
CPR may be stopped when:
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An AED should only be used on individuals who are:
An AED should only be used on individuals who are:
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Before delivering a shock with an AED, you must:
Before delivering a shock with an AED, you must:
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What should you do if an AED detects excessive chest hair?
What should you do if an AED detects excessive chest hair?
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When checking the airway during CPR, you should:
When checking the airway during CPR, you should:
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What does "normal breathing" refer to during CPR checks?
What does "normal breathing" refer to during CPR checks?
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For a person who recovers during CPR, you should:
For a person who recovers during CPR, you should:
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When checking for danger, you should:
When checking for danger, you should:
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of CPR?
Which of the following is a disadvantage of CPR?
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The primary cause of cardiac arrest is:
The primary cause of cardiac arrest is:
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The basic steps of CPR apply to:
The basic steps of CPR apply to:
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Study Notes
CPR Multiple Choice Questions
- CPR stands for: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- CPR combination: Chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
- CPR purpose: Restore blood circulation and oxygen to the brain
- Heart attack medical term: Acute myocardial infarction (AMI)
- Heart attack cause: Lack of oxygen to the heart
- Cardiac arrest causes (EXCEPT): Exercise
- CPR performance condition: Unconscious and not breathing normally
- First CPR step: Check for danger
- Responsiveness check: Tap and talk to the victim
- CPR compression depth (adult): At least 2 inches
- Normal compression rate: 100-120 compressions/minute
- Mouth-to-mouth in CPR: Tilting the head back and blowing into the mouth while covering both the nose and mouth
- CPR pads placement: Follow diagram on the pads
- CPR for children (1-8 years): Using either the heel or two fingers of one hand for compressions
- Infant CPR compressions: Using a fist
- Infant CPR mouth-to-mouth: Cover the nose and mouth with the mouth
- CPR revival sign: Return of pulse and breathing
- CPR stopping conditions: Medical professionals arrive, or the person regains consciousness
- AED use condition: Unresponsive and not breathing normally
- AED use protocol: Ensure pad-to-skin contact; Avoid touching the victim; Administer chest compressions before shocking
- Chest hair during AED use: Remove it if possible
- CPR airway check: Remove visible obstructions
- Normal breathing sign: Consistent rise and fall of the chest.
- Recovery during CPR: Place the person on their side with head tilted back
- CPR hazard check: Assess for hazards for you and the victim
- CPR call for help: Call emergency services first
- CPR disadvantage: It may not always revive the person.
- Cardiac arrest primary cause: Heart disease
- CPR steps applicable to: Adults, children, and infants.
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This quiz covers essential topics related to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Test your knowledge on techniques, procedures, and important facts about CPR and its application in emergencies. Great for healthcare professionals and anyone interested in learning lifesaving skills.
