How do you activate the emergency response system in
an out of hospital setting?
A. leave the victim and drive to the hospital yourself to
activate the emergency response system B.
B. shout for nearby help and phone 911
C. activating a code, summon rapid response team/med-
ical emergency team, or ask another to do it
D. drive the victim to the hospital
How do you activate the emergency response system in
an in hospital setting?
A. activating a code, summon rapid response team/med-
ical emergency team, or ask another to do it A.
B. wait for someone else to do it, especially if it isn't your
patient
C. shout for nearby help, phone 911
D. same as out of hospital
High quality CPR with what 2 actions is most closely related
to good resuscitation outcomes?
A. multiple interruptions and no defibrillation D.
B. multiple interruptions and late defibrillation
C. minimal interruptions and no defibrillation
D. minimal interruptions and early defibrillation
High-quality CPR started immediately after cardiac arrest
combined with can double or triple the
chances of survival.
A.
A. early defibrillation
B. slow chest compressions
, C. lack of defibrillation
D. defibrillation as a last resort
type of CPR which was developed and designed for in-
experienced or untrained individuals and consists of only
compression
A. C.
T-CPR
B. high quality CPR
C. hands only CPR
D. R-CPR
What type of CPR occurs when bystanders perform chest
compressions with guidance from emergency telecom-
munications over the phone?
A. A.
T-CPR
B. high quality CPR
C. hands only CPR
D. R-CPR
What are the life-threatening shockable arrhythmias
causing cardiac arrest?
A. pVT and a fib D.
B. SVT and v fib
C. PVC and a fib
D. pVT and V fib
when the lower chambers of heart (ventricles) begin con-
tracting at a very fast pace. In extremely severe cases,
ventricles pump so quickly and eflciently that there is no
C.
detectable pulse. Body tissues and organs, especially the
heart and brain, no longer receive O2.
, A. V fib
B. SVT
C. pVT
D. a flutter
In pVT, the lower chambers of heart (ventricles) begin
contracting at a very fast pace, a rapid heart rate known
as develops
A. A.
V tach
B. V fib
C. a fib
D. PVC
In this arrest rhythm, heart's electrical activity becomes
chaotic. The heart muscles quiver in a fast, unsynchronized
way so that the heart does not pump blood
A. B.
V tach
B. V fib
C. a fib
D. PVC
Includes routine critical care support such as artificial
ventilation and BP management. Begins in the field and
continues during transport to a medical facility.
A. C.
in hospital post cardiac arrest care
B. in hospital pre cardiac arrest care
C. out of hospital post cardiac arrest care
D. out of hospital pre cardiac arrest care
What type of care may occur in the ED, cardiac cath lab,
ICU, or coronary care unit?
an out of hospital setting?
A. leave the victim and drive to the hospital yourself to
activate the emergency response system B.
B. shout for nearby help and phone 911
C. activating a code, summon rapid response team/med-
ical emergency team, or ask another to do it
D. drive the victim to the hospital
How do you activate the emergency response system in
an in hospital setting?
A. activating a code, summon rapid response team/med-
ical emergency team, or ask another to do it A.
B. wait for someone else to do it, especially if it isn't your
patient
C. shout for nearby help, phone 911
D. same as out of hospital
High quality CPR with what 2 actions is most closely related
to good resuscitation outcomes?
A. multiple interruptions and no defibrillation D.
B. multiple interruptions and late defibrillation
C. minimal interruptions and no defibrillation
D. minimal interruptions and early defibrillation
High-quality CPR started immediately after cardiac arrest
combined with can double or triple the
chances of survival.
A.
A. early defibrillation
B. slow chest compressions
, C. lack of defibrillation
D. defibrillation as a last resort
type of CPR which was developed and designed for in-
experienced or untrained individuals and consists of only
compression
A. C.
T-CPR
B. high quality CPR
C. hands only CPR
D. R-CPR
What type of CPR occurs when bystanders perform chest
compressions with guidance from emergency telecom-
munications over the phone?
A. A.
T-CPR
B. high quality CPR
C. hands only CPR
D. R-CPR
What are the life-threatening shockable arrhythmias
causing cardiac arrest?
A. pVT and a fib D.
B. SVT and v fib
C. PVC and a fib
D. pVT and V fib
when the lower chambers of heart (ventricles) begin con-
tracting at a very fast pace. In extremely severe cases,
ventricles pump so quickly and eflciently that there is no
C.
detectable pulse. Body tissues and organs, especially the
heart and brain, no longer receive O2.
, A. V fib
B. SVT
C. pVT
D. a flutter
In pVT, the lower chambers of heart (ventricles) begin
contracting at a very fast pace, a rapid heart rate known
as develops
A. A.
V tach
B. V fib
C. a fib
D. PVC
In this arrest rhythm, heart's electrical activity becomes
chaotic. The heart muscles quiver in a fast, unsynchronized
way so that the heart does not pump blood
A. B.
V tach
B. V fib
C. a fib
D. PVC
Includes routine critical care support such as artificial
ventilation and BP management. Begins in the field and
continues during transport to a medical facility.
A. C.
in hospital post cardiac arrest care
B. in hospital pre cardiac arrest care
C. out of hospital post cardiac arrest care
D. out of hospital pre cardiac arrest care
What type of care may occur in the ED, cardiac cath lab,
ICU, or coronary care unit?
