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SGE final test Questions with Detailed Verified Answers
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What does "observe universal precautions" mean?
Ans: Whether or not you think a person's blood or bodily fluid is infectious,
you should act as if it is infectious
What 3 words make up the acronym RWI?
Ans: Recreational, water, illness
What is the CPR compression rate for all age groups?
Ans: At least 100 compressions per minute
What is the best way to perform chest compressions during CPR?
Ans: Hard and fast with as few interruptions as possible
After delivering a shock with an AED to a male victim, what should you do
next?
Ans: Resume CPR, and follow and instructions described by the AED
While two lifeguard are performing CPR on the same victim, what should
they do to prevent fatigue while maintaing good chest compressions?
Ans: Change positions every two minutes, and interrupt the compressions as
little as possible.
If a victim's chest does not rise with the first rescue breath, what should you
do next?
Ans: Reposition the airway and give a second breath
How should you assess normal breathing for an unresponsive victim?
Ans: Quickly look at her face and chest for movement indicating she is
breathing.
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SGE final test Questions with Detailed Verified Answers
(100% Correct Answers) /Already Graded A+
What does "observe universal precautions" mean?
Ans: Whether or not you think a person's blood or bodily fluid is infectious,
you should act as if it is infectious
What 3 words make up the acronym RWI?
Ans: Recreational, water, illness
What is the CPR compression rate for all age groups?
Ans: At least 100 compressions per minute
What is the best way to perform chest compressions during CPR?
Ans: Hard and fast with as few interruptions as possible
After delivering a shock with an AED to a male victim, what should you do
next?
Ans: Resume CPR, and follow and instructions described by the AED
While two lifeguard are performing CPR on the same victim, what should
they do to prevent fatigue while maintaing good chest compressions?
Ans: Change positions every two minutes, and interrupt the compressions as
little as possible.
If a victim's chest does not rise with the first rescue breath, what should you
do next?
Ans: Reposition the airway and give a second breath
How should you assess normal breathing for an unresponsive victim?
Ans: Quickly look at her face and chest for movement indicating she is
breathing.
Approved By:
vPretest - Stuvia US
