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AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR TEST REVIEW UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. What is the order of the 3c's
Answer:
Check Call Care

Question:
2. How should you administer an epipen
Answer:
Ask the person if you can help them Uncap the epi pen Firmly jab in the center Rub for 10 sec (with
permission)

Question:
3. How long should you check for breathing
Answer:
10 sec

Question:
4. What if the aed pads touch each other on the patient's chest
Answer:
Use pediatric pads Place on the chest and one of the center of the back Don't use aed

Question:
5. When giving breaths, what should u do?
Answer:
Pinch the nose Make a seal over the mouth Breath out for a second Give two breaths per compression set

Question:
6. When providing care for an unconscious victim, in what order should u do the following
Answer:
Check scene Tap and shout Call 911 Check for breathing

Question:
7. What should you do if you determine someone is not breathing
Answer:
Call 911 Begin cpr Use aed if available Recheck breathing

Question:
8. How do you control bleeding?
Answer:
Put on gloves Apply pressure and elevate Apply a wrap from distal to medial. Apply tourniquet

, Question:
9. What is the correct ratio of compression to breaths during adult CPR
Answer:
30:2

Question:
10. How fast should chest compression be?
Answer:
100-120 bmp

Question:
11. What do you use for chest compression on an infant?
Answer:
Two fingers

Question:
12. What is the correct order of cardiac chain of survival?
Answer:
Early access Early cpr Early defibrillation Early advanced care

Question:
13. What if a choking victim becomes unconscious?
Answer:
Gently lower them to the ground Call 911 Begin cpr Do a finger sweep

Question:
14. When should you use an aed?
Answer:
As soon it becomes available After 5 cycles of cpr If someone is unconscious but breathing

Question:
15. What do you do if someone is choking?
Answer:
Encourage them to keep coughing Ask them if you can help 5 abdominal thrusts 5 back blows

Question:
16. How should you treat someone in shock
Answer:
Call 911 Keep them warm Be calm

Question:
17. What would be the most likely scenario for shock to occur?
Answer:
Femur fracture

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