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Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Adultand
Pediatric
First
Aid/CPR/AED
EXAM
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS
A
person
is
responsive
and
showing
signs
and
symptoms
of
a
life-threatening
condition
but
does
not
consent
to
care.
What
should
you
do?
a.
Do
not
give
care
but
instead
call
9-1-1
or
the
designated
emergency
number .
b.
Give
care
and
call
9-1-1
or
the
designated
emergency
number .
c.
Do
not
give
care
and
advise
the
person
to
seek
medical
attention
immediately .
d.
Give
care
because
consent
is
not
necessary
if
the
person
is
responsive
and
has
signs
or
symptoms
of
a
life-threatening
condition.
-
ANSWER-a.
Do
not
give
care
but
instead
call
9-1-1
or
the
designated
emergency
number
What
are
the
three
important
steps
to
follow
in
any
emergency?
a.
Call—Check—Secure
b.
Care—Call—Check
c.
Check—Call—Care
d.
Check—Care—Defibrillate
-
ANSWER-c.
Check—Call—Care
In
which
of
the
following
situations
should
you
call
9-1-1?
Select
all
that
apply .
a.
The
child
has
minor
bleeding
from
their
hand.
b.
The
child
is
not
breathing. c.
The
child
is
unresponsive.
d.
The
child
has
life-threatening
bleeding.
-
ANSWER-b.
The
child
is
not
breathing.
c.
The
child
is
unresponsive.
d.
The
child
has
life-threatening
bleeding.
.
The
first
signs
of
an
emergency
often
include
which
of
the
following?
a.
Unusual
appearances
or
behaviors
b.
Unusual
noises
c.
Unusual
odors
d.
All
of
the
above
-
ANSWER-d.
All
of
the
above
Hand
washing
and
use
of
PPE
can
help
lower
your
risk
for
infection
when
giving
care.
T rue
or
False?
a.
T rue
b.
False
-
ANSWER-a.
T rue
About
how
many
seconds
should
you
check
for
responsiveness,
breathing,
life-threatening
bleeding
and
other
life-threatening
conditions?
a.
No
more
than
5
to
10
seconds
b.
At
least
20
seconds
c.
No
more
than
2
to
4
seconds
d.
At
least
15
seconds
-
ANSWER-a.
No
more
than
5
to
10
seconds
Y ou
see
a
woman
collapse
in
front
of
you
while
entering
the
lobby
of
your
of fice
building.
Y ou
check
her
for
responsiveness,
breathing,
life-threatening
bleeding
and
other
life-threatening
conditions.
She
is
unresponsive
and
not
breathing.
What
should
you
do
next? a.
Call
9-1-1
and
get
equipment
or
tell
someone
to
do
so.
b.
Put
the
woman
in
the
recovery
position.
c.
Give
two
breaths.
d.
T ake
the
woman
to
the
emergency
room.
-
ANSWER-a.
Call
9-1-1
and
get
equipment
or
tell
someone
to
do
so.
When
conducting
an
interview
using
SAM,
which
of
the
following
questions
are
part
of
the
SAM
approach?
Select
all
that
apply .
a.
Whether
the
child
or
infant
has
any
allergies
b.
What
signs
and
symptoms
the
child
or
infant
has
c.
What
the
child's
or
infant's
age
is
d.
Whether
the
child
or
infant
takes
any
medication
or
has
any
medical
conditions
-
ANSWER-a.
Whether
the
child
or
infant
has
any
allergies
b.
What
signs
and
symptoms
the
child
or
infant
has
d.
Whether
the
child
or
infant
takes
any
medication
or
has
any
medical
conditions
.
When
giving
breaths
during
CPR
for
adults,
children
and
infants,
about
how
long
should
each
breath
last?
a.
½
second
b.
1
second
c.
2
seconds
d.
3
seconds
-
ANSWER-b.
1
second
What
is
the
cycle
of
chest
compressions
and
breaths
in
CPR
for
adults,
children
and
infants?
a.
15
chest
compressions
to
1
breath
b.
15
chest
compressions
to
3
breaths
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