ISSA CPR AND AED EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS CORRECT RATED A+ ASSURED PASS NEWEST
2025/26
Cardiac arrest
Sudden, unexpected stoppage of heart action, often leading to
sudden cardiac death
Heart attack
A condition in which blood flow to part of the heart muscle is
blocked, causing heart cells to die
Signs of a heart attack
Chest pain that lasts longer than 3-5 min. Or comes back, pain
spreads to shoulders, neck etc, shortness of breath, nausea,
dizziness
Chain of survival
Early access, early cpr, early defibrillation, emergency medical
care, and early advanced care
Identifying the need for cpr
Callapsimg suddenly
Unconsciousness
, Not breathing
No pulse
Difficulting breathing
Cpr
30 compressions to 2 breaths= one cycle
Choking is the 4th leading cause of injury related deaths.
True
Choking-common causes
Not chewing food properly
Too large pieces of food
Eating too quickly
Running walking or playing with food or objects in mouth
Talking or laughing while eating
Drinking alcohol before or during meals
If the victim coughs
Keep coughing forcefully
What to do for a person choking if they can not: talk, laugh
forcefully, and crying
ANSWERS CORRECT RATED A+ ASSURED PASS NEWEST
2025/26
Cardiac arrest
Sudden, unexpected stoppage of heart action, often leading to
sudden cardiac death
Heart attack
A condition in which blood flow to part of the heart muscle is
blocked, causing heart cells to die
Signs of a heart attack
Chest pain that lasts longer than 3-5 min. Or comes back, pain
spreads to shoulders, neck etc, shortness of breath, nausea,
dizziness
Chain of survival
Early access, early cpr, early defibrillation, emergency medical
care, and early advanced care
Identifying the need for cpr
Callapsimg suddenly
Unconsciousness
, Not breathing
No pulse
Difficulting breathing
Cpr
30 compressions to 2 breaths= one cycle
Choking is the 4th leading cause of injury related deaths.
True
Choking-common causes
Not chewing food properly
Too large pieces of food
Eating too quickly
Running walking or playing with food or objects in mouth
Talking or laughing while eating
Drinking alcohol before or during meals
If the victim coughs
Keep coughing forcefully
What to do for a person choking if they can not: talk, laugh
forcefully, and crying
