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Question 1
Why is early defibrillation important?
- Prevents cardiac arrest
- Prevents respiratory arrest
- Eliminates abnormal heart rhythm
- Provides normal breathing
ANSWER
Eliminates abnormal heart rhythm
Question 2
What is the correct compression rate for CPR?
- 80-100 minute
- 100-120 minute
- 100 minute
- 120 minute
ANSWER
100-120 minute
Question 3
Which patient requires high quality CPR?
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, - Patient is breathing and has a pulse
- Patient is breathing but no pulse
- Patient has a pulse but is not breathing
- Patient has no pulse and is not breathing
ANSWER
Patient has no pulse and is not breathing
Question 4
You are treating an unresponsive infant who was choking. What do you do?
- Perform CPR and look for obstruction when you open airway
- Back slaps only
- 5 back slaps and 5 compressions
- Blind finger sweep
ANSWER
Perform CPR and look for obstruction when you open airway
Question 5
What is the most important factor in cardiac arrest patients?
- Establishing an advanced airway
- Providing breaths
- Performing high-quality CPR
- Check pulse frequently
ANSWER
Performing high-quality CPR
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Question 1
Why is early defibrillation important?
- Prevents cardiac arrest
- Prevents respiratory arrest
- Eliminates abnormal heart rhythm
- Provides normal breathing
ANSWER
Eliminates abnormal heart rhythm
Question 2
What is the correct compression rate for CPR?
- 80-100 minute
- 100-120 minute
- 100 minute
- 120 minute
ANSWER
100-120 minute
Question 3
Which patient requires high quality CPR?
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, - Patient is breathing and has a pulse
- Patient is breathing but no pulse
- Patient has a pulse but is not breathing
- Patient has no pulse and is not breathing
ANSWER
Patient has no pulse and is not breathing
Question 4
You are treating an unresponsive infant who was choking. What do you do?
- Perform CPR and look for obstruction when you open airway
- Back slaps only
- 5 back slaps and 5 compressions
- Blind finger sweep
ANSWER
Perform CPR and look for obstruction when you open airway
Question 5
What is the most important factor in cardiac arrest patients?
- Establishing an advanced airway
- Providing breaths
- Performing high-quality CPR
- Check pulse frequently
ANSWER
Performing high-quality CPR
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