CPR Test 2: CPR + First Aid for All Ages

**Having mobile phone technology has made it more difficult to call 911 and slows down needed emergency response.** A. True B. False 2. **What would be the correct treatment for a person suffering from heat exhaustion or heat stroke?** A. **Give the person large amounts of ice cold water...

**Having mobile phone technology has made it more difficult to call 911 and slows down needed emergency response.** A. True B. False 2. **What would be the correct treatment for a person suffering from heat exhaustion or heat stroke?** A. **Give the person large amounts of ice cold water to drink.** B. **Quickly cover the persons entire body in ice.** C. **Do not move the person. Call 911 and wait for EMS to arrive.** D. **Cool the person. Immerse their full body in cool water if it can be done safely.** 3. **What should a rescuer do after a seizure has stopped?** A. **Roll the person onto the side and make sure the airway is clear.** B. **Begin CPR with 30 chest compressions and 2 breaths.** C. **Don\'t touch the person. Wait for EMS to arrive.** D. **Open the airway and give 2 full breaths.** 4. **What are the recommended steps to take to reduce germs when washing your hands?** A. **Use a disposable towel to turn on the faucet, wet your hands, apply soap, rub your hands together covering all surfaces for at least 20 seconds, rinse, dry, use a disposable towel to turn off the sink.** B. **Wet your hands, apply soap, rub your hands together covering all surfaces for at least 20 seconds, rinse and dry your hands.** C. **Rub your hands together covering all surfaces for at least 10 seconds, add soap, rinse, dry, then use a disposable towel to turn off the sink.** D. **Apply hand gel, and rub your hands together for at least 20 seconds. This is the best way to eliminate all types of germs and contaminants.** 5. **What law protects against civil lawsuits when we try to help a victim in medical need?** A. **The right to defend yourself** B. **The Good Samaritan Act** C. **The Whistleblower Protection Act** D. **OSHA 1910.151**