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CPR, First Aid & AED Written Test Review Guide

Prepare for CPR and First Aid written tests with this review guide covering chest compressions, AED usage, emergency recognition, burn care, and more. Study effectively to ensure readiness for emergencies.

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CPR, First Aid & AED Written Test Review Guide

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  1. WRITTEN TEST REVIEW CPR --- FIRST AID --- A.E.D.

  2. CPR / UNCONSCIOUS CHOKING • THE PROPER DEPTH WHEN GIVING CHEST COMPRESSIONS ON A VICTIM’S CHEST IS: • A: ½ INCH • B: 4-5 INCHES • C: 1-2 INCHES • D: ENOUGH TO MAKE THE CHEST CLICK C: 1 – 2 INCHES

  3. Before giving care: • THE BEST WAY TO RECOGNIZE IF THERE IS A POSSIBLE EMERGENCY? • A: YOU RECEIVE A PHONE CALL TELLING YOU THERE’S ONE • B: UNUSUAL SIGHTS • C: UNUSUAL SOUNDS • D: UNUSUAL SMELLS • E: CHOICES B,C,D Choices B, C, and D

  4. A.E.D. • The A.E.D. is only used on a person who is: • A: Unconscious • B: Not Breathing, Unconscious, Open Airway • C: Choking, Unconscious, Open Airway • D: A person complaining of chest pain B: Not breathing, unconscious, open airway

  5. A.E.D. • If during the course of using an AED, the machine prompts: “No shock advised” you should still: • A: have the AED re-analyze the victim • B: shock the victim anyway • C: re-attach the pads • D: continue with another 5 cycles of CPR D: Continue with CPR!!!

  6. First aid: • When helping a victim of a burn, an easy way to remember the proper care is: • A: Cool and Compression • B: Cool and Cover • C: Elevate and Cover • D: Cold and Elevate B: Cool (running water) and Cover (loosely)

  7. First Aid: • Write down the general CARE steps for an injury to a bone, muscle, or joint (such as an ankle sprain) using the acronym : • R EST • I MMOBILIZE • C OLD • E LEVATE

  8. CPR: • When giving rescue breaths during CPR, each of your breaths should last about • A: ½ second • B: 4 seconds • C: 1 second • D: any of the above C: 1 second long – enough to fill the victim’s lungs

  9. CPR: • Write down the 5 times you would STOP preforming CPR: TOO EXHAUSTED to continue EMT/ professional help arrives Victim shows SIGNS OF LIFE AED is READY to use Scene becomes UNSAFE

  10. Cpr: • How many cycles of CPR should you be preforming in 2 minutes? • A: 5 Cycles • B: 2 Cycles • C: 1 Cycle • D: 10 Cycles A: 5 CYLES OF CPR in 2 MINUTES

  11. AED/CPR: • The pads of the AED should be placed where? • A: The stomach of the victim • B: The chest and the back • C: The upper right and left side of the chest • D: The upper right and upper left side of the chest C: The upper right / left side of the chest

  12. Before giving care: • The Emergency Action Steps are: • A: CHECK – CARE - ACT • B: CALL – CARE – CHECK • C: CALL - REACT – CHECK • D: CHECK - CALL - CARE D: CHECK – CALL – CARE !!!

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