ISSA CPR AND AED EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT | GRADED A+

ISSA CPR AND AED EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT | GRADED A+ Cardiopulmonary system made up - -.heart .blood vessels Blood Trachea Blowhole Bronchi Lungs Circulatory System Two suns system - -Systemic and pulmonary respiratory system - -Primarily responsible for breathing Main organ the lungs Circulatory system have two Sub systems - -Systemic circulatory system and pulmonary circulatory system systemic circulatory system is responsible - -For the heart getting blood out to every cell in the body and then back to fill it with oxygen pulmonary circulatory system is responsible - -For moving blood between heart and lungs to fill the blood with oxygen The Respiratory system is composed of two parts - -Upper respiratory system and Lower respiratory system upper respiratory system composed - -Nose Pharynx Part of the Larynx lower respiratory system composed - -Part of the larynx, trachea, bronchi, lungs Items that reduce contamination while performing CPR - -Pocket mask or CPR barrier Lower respiratory system - -responsible for the gas exchange that occurs when oxygen enter the blood and carbon dioxide leaves the blood Items that reduce contamination while performing CPR - -Pocket mask or CPR barrier Lower respiratory system - -responsible for the gas exchange that occurs when oxygen enter the blood and carbon dioxide leaves the blood Upper respiratory system - -Secrets a mucus that is responsible for filtering, warming and cleansing the air that we breathe in Signs of a heart attack - -Chest tightness or pain Pain in one or both arms Neck or jaw pain Shortness of breath Sudden lightheadedness or dizziness Signs that someone needs CPR - -• Collapsing suddenly • Unconsciousness • not breathing • having extreme difficulty breathing • no pulse What does C-A-B stand for? - -Compressions, airway, breathing What is C-A-B - -The method of performing CPR Steps of CPR - -1) Recognize the emergency 2) call 9-1-1 3)Check for breathing 4)Provide chest compression 5)Open the victims air way 6)provide mouth to mouth breath