BLS-CPR FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE
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BLS-CPR FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE
What are the correct steps for AED operation? - Answer-A. Power on the AED, attach electrode pads, shock the person, and analyze the rhythm.
B. Power on the AED, attach electrode pads, analyze the C. rhythm, an...
BLS-CPR FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE
What are the correct steps for AED operation? - Answer-A. Power on the AED, attach
electrode pads, shock the person, and analyze the rhythm.
B. Power on the AED, attach electrode pads, analyze the C. rhythm, and shock the
person. *
C. Power on the AED, analyze the rhythm, attach electrode pads, and shock the
person.
D. Power on the AED, shock the person, attach electrode pads, and analyze the
rhythm.
Which statement best describes the purpose of immediate CPR? - Answer-1:
Immediate CPR without defibrillation has no benefit.
2: Immediate CPR will restart victim's heart.
3: Immediate CPR will buy time until EMS can get there and provide advanced care. *
4: With immediate CPR, an AED will not be necessary.
A coworker suddenly complains of severe chest pain and is having difficulty breathing.
What should you do? - Answer-1: Give the victim a nitro pill and stand by.
2: Tell the victim to lay down or sit quietly and call 911. *
3: Open the victim's airway and check for adequate breathing.
4: Drive victim to the hospital yourself to save time
Which of the following choices will give the victim the Best Chance of Survival? -
Answer-1: Immediate CPR with defibrillation within 3-5 minutes. *
2: Waiting for EMS to do CPR and bring the AED.
3: Complete 5 cycles of CPR, if the victim does not respond then it's too late.
4: Provide CPR after 5 minutes of rescue breathing.
A 7 year old boy collapses at a soccer game. An AED with child pads is available. When
should the AED be used? - Answer-1: Immediately after determining that there is no
pulse.
2: After 2 minutes of CPR. *
3: The AED should not be used on a child without a doctor's approval.
4: Never use the adult pads on a child, wait for the child pads.
A woman appears to be choking. She is unable to speak and allows you to assist her.
You perform the Heimlich maneuver and are unable to relieve the obstruction. She
becomes limp, slumps to the floor and appears to be unconscious. What is the first thing
you should do? - Answer-1: Check for a pulse.
, 2: 5 Abdominal thrusts.
3: Look listen and feel for breathing
4: Begin CPR *
You are alone and witness a man collapse to the floor. You shake him gently and shout,
"Are you okay?" and then check for signs of breathing. There is no response. What
should you do next? - Answer-1: Begin the ABC's of CPR. Perform CPR if necessary.
2: Open his airway with a head tilt chin lift.
3: Open his airway with a jaw thrust maneuver.
4: Activate EMS immediately and get the AED. *
A car has hit a 14-year-old boy. What is the best way to open his airway? - Answer-1:
Head tilt jaw lift
2: Jaw thrust maneuver *
3: Tongue jaw lift
4: Wait for EMS
You are doing 1 rescuer CPR on a 6-year-old girl. What is the correct ratio of
compressions to ventilations? - Answer-A. 5:1
B: 15:1
C: 15:2
D: 30:2 *
You have an adult victim with no signs of trauma. You have determined that the victim is
unresponsive and you have activated EMS. When do you provide ventilations? -
Answer-1: After attaching AED pads.
2: After providing 30 chest compressions. *
3: After the pulse check but before compressions.
4: Ventilations are not required on an adult victim.
An adult male suddenly grabs his chest and collapses while playing tennis. There is an
AED available. When should it be used? - Answer-1: Immediately after you determine
unresponsiveness.
2: Immediately after you determine that there is no pulse. *
3: After the 911 operator gives you permission.
4: After 5 cycles of CPR.
A rescuer is providing CPR to a 10-year old boy. The victim's abdomen has become
swollen and is expanding during ventilations. What is the most likely cause of this? -
Answer-1: Too much to eat.
2: Compressions are not deep enough to force victim to exhale.
3: Breaths are too forceful or have too much volume. *
4: This is normal.
Correct depth of compressions for and adult victim - Answer-2.0 TO 2.4 Inch
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