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1What is the average compression rate for adults and pediatrics?
- A100 to 120
- B96 to 100
- C40 to 60
2How many compressions should you do for adults and pediatrics?
- A30:2
- B15:2
- C30:4
- D15:6
3If you are giving an infant compressions by yourself, complete 30 compressions, two breaths. If you have a responder with you, complete 15 compressions and 4 breaths.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Adults need an average compression depth of 2.4 - 2 inches.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Children need an average compression depth of 1/2.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Infants need an average compression rate of 1/2 inches.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7How many rounds of CPR should you deliver per round?
- A5 rounds, for a average of 2 minutes
- B3 rounds, for a average of 6 minutes
- C4 rounds, for a average of 3 minutes
- D2 rounds, for a average of 5 minutes
8Do children typically suffer from cardiac arrest? True or false? Question why or why not.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9What does CPR stand for?
- ACirculatory-vascular resuscitation
- BCardiopulmonary resuscitation
- CRespiratory resuscitation
10Does BVM stand for "Bag Valve Mask"?
- ATrue
- BFalse
11What should you bring on a CPR call? Check all possible answers.
- ASuction
- BBVM
- CCPR board
- DOxygen
- EAED
12What must you shout the second you get on scene?
- APPE, BSI
- BBVI, PPE
- CPPE
- DBSI
13Does BSI stand for, "Body substance isolation"?
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Does PPE stand for, "Personal protective equipment"?
- ATrue
- BFalse
15When using a BVM, what clamp and trick should you do?
- AHead tilt, chin lift
- BEC Clamp
- CHead tilt, chin lift & EC clamp
- DOnly EC clamp
16What does AED stand for?
- AAutomatic electric defibrillator
- BAutomatic external defibrillator
- CAutomated electric defibrillator
- DAutomated external defibrillator
17Do AED's treat arrhythmias?
- ATrue
- BFalse
18What are the two shockable rhythms?
- AVentricular fibrillation, pulseless electrical activity
- BVentricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia
- CVentricular tachycardia, asystole
19What are the two nonshockable rhythms?
- AVentricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation
- BVentricular fibrillation, pulseless electrical activity
- CAsystole, pulseless electrical activity
20What does ventricular fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia mean?
- AV. Fibrillation: Too rapid, V. Tachycardia: Too irregular
- BV. Fibrillation: Too irregular, V. Tachycardia: Too rapid
21What is a asystole?
- AA shockable rhythm
- BA nonshockable rhythm
- CMedical flatline, the patient is dead
22What is a pulseless electrical activity?
- AThe machine has flatlined, but the person is alive.
- BThe machine has a rhythm, but the person has no pulse.
23What are the beginning steps to a CPR call?
- A1. Bring a BVM, suction, CPR board, oxygen
2. Once on scene, announce you have BSI and PPE
3. Begin to see if the patient is okay - B1. Bring a BVM, suction, CPR board, oxygen
2. Begin to see if the patient is okay
3. Check scene safety - C1. Bring a BVM, suction, CPR board, oxygen
2. Announce you have BSI and PPE
3. Check Scene safety
- A1. Bring a BVM, suction, CPR board, oxygen
24After checking scene safety, what occurs?
- A1. You tell your partner to get a AED and call ALS
2. Assess in the mean time
3. Shout, "are you okay?" & hit/tap their shoulders
3. Look, hear, feel: Look for a chest rise, hear for irregular breathing, and feel their carotid pulse - B1. Assess in the mean time
2. You tell your partner to get a AED and call ALS
3. Look, hear, feel: Look for a chest rise, hear for irregular breathing, and feel their carotid pulse
4. Shout, "are you okay?" & hit/tap their shoulders - C1. Leave the patient, get a AED, call ALS
2. Come back, check scene safety
2. Look, hear, feel: Look for a chest rise, hear for irregular breathing, and feel their carotid pulse
- A1. You tell your partner to get a AED and call ALS
25What pulse should you check on an adult, child, and infant?
- AAdult: Femoral
Child: Carotid
Infant: Brachial - BAdult: Carotid
Child: Femoral
Infant: Brachial - CAdult: Femoral
Child: Brachial
Infant: Brachial as well - DAdult: Carotid
Child: Brachial
Infant: Femoral
- AAdult: Femoral
26What are the full steps for a CPR call? Check all that apply. Read the answers carefully.
- ABring a BVM, CPR board, suction, oxygen,
- BHave your partner fetch the AED, while you begin assessing the patient
- CAnnounce you have BSI & PPE
- DCheck scene safety, clear the scene if anything
- ECall out to the patient, tap their shoulders or tickle their feet depending on their age
- FLook, listen, and feel
- GOpen the AED and follow the steps, continue compressions till the AED administers a shock
- HBegin compressions till partner arrives with the AED
- IRepeat the steps until ALS arrives
27How many breaths do you deliver per second? (Infants and children)
- A1 breath per 5-6 seconds
- B1 breath per 3-5 seconds
- C1 breath per 3 seconds
- D1 breath per 3-6 seconds
28What does the perfusion triangle revolve around? Check all that apply.
- ABlood, lungs, heart
- BBlood vessels, lungs, heart
- CBlood, blood vessels, heart
- DLungs, blood, heart
29What occurs if you administer too deep of breath's ?
- ANothing
- BGastric distension
- CThe patient grows ill
- DParamedics take over
- EGastric distention; and the patient won't recover
30Interruptions to CPR should be no more than 4-10 seconds.
- ATrue
- BFalse
31How do you relieve choking in an infant? Check all possible responses.
- A5 back slaps
- BCPR,
- C5 back slaps, 5 chest thrusts
- DBlind finger sweep, CPR
32How do you know when your breaths are effective?
The patient's chest begins to rise.- ATrue
- BFalse
33Where should the hands be placed during CPR?
- ABy the sternum
- BCenter of the chest, starfish position, middle finger should be by the nipple
- CBy the sternum, starfish position
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- NREMT Quiz on CPR, created by Precious Perez on 24/02/2021.
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- Created on 24 Feb 2021 · updated on 24 Feb 2021
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