First Aid and CPR Exam Questions &
Answers 2023
Unintentional injuries - ANSWER-The leading cause of death and disability in children and young adults
is:
4 - ANSWER-Each year, one person in ___ suffers a nonfatal injury serious enough to need medical
attention or to restrict activity.
Oneself - ANSWER-Who primarily benefits from first aid training?
Provide temporary help until proper medical care, if needed is obtained - ANSWER-First aid is intended
to:
Responsive, mentally competent, and of legal age - ANSWER-Consent to give first aid must be obtained
from every victim who is:
Consent should be obtained from every responsive, mentally competent adult - ANSWER-Which of the
following is a true statement regarding obtaining consent to give first aid?
A) Consent should be obtained from every responsive, mentally competent adult.
B) Consent should be obtained in writing.
C) A first aider cannot care for an unconscious victim because consent cannot be obtained.
D) A first aider cannot give first aid to a minor unless consent is obtained from the parent or guardian.
Negligence - ANSWER-Duty to act, breach of duty (substandard care, and injury and damages inflicted
are all factors involved in:
D) All of the above - ANSWER-Which statement concerning duty to act is correct?
A) Duty to act occurs when employment requires it.
, B) Duty to act occurs when a preexisting relationship exists.
C) Duty to act follows guidelines for standards of care.
D) All of the above.
Flight attendants and firefighters - ANSWER-Occupations that include a legal obligation to give first aid
include law enforcement officers, park rangers, athletic trainers, lifeguards, and:
Act of omission - ANSWER-Failure to do what a reasonably prudent person with the same or similar
training would do in the same or similar circumstances is known as:
Good Samaritan Laws - ANSWER-What encourage(s) people to assist others in distress by granting them
immunity against lawsuits?
Heart attack - ANSWER-What occurs when heart muscle tissue dies because its blood supply is severely
reduced or stopped?
When the victim is not breathing - ANSWER-CPR by a layperson is needed:
Chest compressions and rescue breathing - ANSWER-During CPR, the rescuer gives:
Tap the shoulder and shout, "Are you okay?" - ANSWER-The simplest method to check responsiveness of
a victim is to:
Call 911 - ANSWER-If alone with an unresponsive adult victim, the rescuer should:
Provide care for 2 minutes, and then call 911 - ANSWER-If alone with an unresponsive child or infant
victim, the rescuer should:
At the center of the chest - ANSWER-When performing chest compressions on an adult victim, the hands
are placed:
Answers 2023
Unintentional injuries - ANSWER-The leading cause of death and disability in children and young adults
is:
4 - ANSWER-Each year, one person in ___ suffers a nonfatal injury serious enough to need medical
attention or to restrict activity.
Oneself - ANSWER-Who primarily benefits from first aid training?
Provide temporary help until proper medical care, if needed is obtained - ANSWER-First aid is intended
to:
Responsive, mentally competent, and of legal age - ANSWER-Consent to give first aid must be obtained
from every victim who is:
Consent should be obtained from every responsive, mentally competent adult - ANSWER-Which of the
following is a true statement regarding obtaining consent to give first aid?
A) Consent should be obtained from every responsive, mentally competent adult.
B) Consent should be obtained in writing.
C) A first aider cannot care for an unconscious victim because consent cannot be obtained.
D) A first aider cannot give first aid to a minor unless consent is obtained from the parent or guardian.
Negligence - ANSWER-Duty to act, breach of duty (substandard care, and injury and damages inflicted
are all factors involved in:
D) All of the above - ANSWER-Which statement concerning duty to act is correct?
A) Duty to act occurs when employment requires it.
, B) Duty to act occurs when a preexisting relationship exists.
C) Duty to act follows guidelines for standards of care.
D) All of the above.
Flight attendants and firefighters - ANSWER-Occupations that include a legal obligation to give first aid
include law enforcement officers, park rangers, athletic trainers, lifeguards, and:
Act of omission - ANSWER-Failure to do what a reasonably prudent person with the same or similar
training would do in the same or similar circumstances is known as:
Good Samaritan Laws - ANSWER-What encourage(s) people to assist others in distress by granting them
immunity against lawsuits?
Heart attack - ANSWER-What occurs when heart muscle tissue dies because its blood supply is severely
reduced or stopped?
When the victim is not breathing - ANSWER-CPR by a layperson is needed:
Chest compressions and rescue breathing - ANSWER-During CPR, the rescuer gives:
Tap the shoulder and shout, "Are you okay?" - ANSWER-The simplest method to check responsiveness of
a victim is to:
Call 911 - ANSWER-If alone with an unresponsive adult victim, the rescuer should:
Provide care for 2 minutes, and then call 911 - ANSWER-If alone with an unresponsive child or infant
victim, the rescuer should:
At the center of the chest - ANSWER-When performing chest compressions on an adult victim, the hands
are placed:
