RED CROSS UPDATED TEST MANUAL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Select which of these materials, equipment and supplies are NOT required for
Lesson 3 specifically.
a. A bag-valve-mask (BVM)
b. Latex-free nitrile gloves
c. CPR breathing barriers
d. AED Training Pads - ✔✔a. A bag-valve-mask (BVM)
✔✔What is M.A.R.S - ✔✔Motivation, Association, Repetition, Senses
✔✔Motivation - ✔✔Participants learn more effectively when they find value in the
subject and/or are goal-directed.
✔✔Association - ✔✔Participants learn more readily when they can associate the
information with previous experiences or learning.
✔✔Repetition - ✔✔Review, summary and practice provide repetition that helps
participants learn.
✔✔Senses - ✔✔Participants learn more rapidly when they are engaged and actively
involved in the learning process through the use of as many senses as possible.
✔✔In the video 'Preparing to Conduct a Skill Session,' what are the 3 critical elements
mentioned for instructors to improve preparation and performance?
a. Efficiency, Preparedness, Review
b. Effectiveness, Efficiency, Preparedness
c. Effectiveness, Efficiency, Time
d. Effectiveness, Preparedness, Time - ✔✔c. Effectiveness, Efficiency, Time
✔✔Your own ability to demonstrate the skills during a skill session doesn't always have
to be to the highest standards, since participants will find their own way to perform a
skill rather than imitate you.
True or False - ✔✔False
✔✔Under no conditions can participants hesitate, start and stop, self-correct or
otherwise momentarily interrupt the skill during scenarios
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fiction
✔✔The purpose of a scenario is to simulate to a real emergency
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
, ✔✔Participant groups can complete scenarios at different paces, ending at different
times.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fiction
✔✔Participants can use reference materials such at skill sheets or Ready Reference
Cards as needed.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
✔✔Instructors can step in when participants are performing the scenarios only if
absolutely necessary.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
✔✔While feedback should be given after the scenario has ended, if a responder has
difficulty determining the correct next step, basic feedback can provided.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
✔✔While doing CPR, a participant is compressing 2 inches deep, but their arms and
hands are not in the correct position. What are possible mistakes the participant is
making?
a. Not keeping their arms as straight as possible
b. Not putting the hands in the center of the manikin's chest.
c. Not putting their arm over their hands.
d. All of the above are possibilities - ✔✔d. All of the above are possibilities
✔✔Which of the following are true about successful course completion for participants
in the First Aid/CPR/AED Program? Select all that apply.
a. Participants must pass the exam with a minimum score of 80 percent or 83 percent
for CPR—Adult, Child and Infant.
b. Participants are not required to pass a final written exam, unless requested or
required by an employer, course provider, or state or local regulations.
c. Final written exams to support the modules in the First Aid/CPR/AED program can be
written up by the Instructor or the employer.
d. Demonstrate competency in all required skills without any coaching assistance.
f. Attend the entire course and actively participate in all class sessions.
g. Pass two final skills scenarios. - ✔✔a. Participants must pass the exam with a
minimum score of 80 percent or 83 percent for CPR—Adult, Child and Infant.
b. Participants are not required to pass a final written exam, unless requested or
required by an employer, course provider, or state or local regulations.
d. Demonstrate competency in all required skills without any coaching assistance.
f. Attend the entire course and actively participate in all class sessions.
✔✔In guided discussions, answers labeled "Responses should include" are examples of
one or more possible corrects answers.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Select which of these materials, equipment and supplies are NOT required for
Lesson 3 specifically.
a. A bag-valve-mask (BVM)
b. Latex-free nitrile gloves
c. CPR breathing barriers
d. AED Training Pads - ✔✔a. A bag-valve-mask (BVM)
✔✔What is M.A.R.S - ✔✔Motivation, Association, Repetition, Senses
✔✔Motivation - ✔✔Participants learn more effectively when they find value in the
subject and/or are goal-directed.
✔✔Association - ✔✔Participants learn more readily when they can associate the
information with previous experiences or learning.
✔✔Repetition - ✔✔Review, summary and practice provide repetition that helps
participants learn.
✔✔Senses - ✔✔Participants learn more rapidly when they are engaged and actively
involved in the learning process through the use of as many senses as possible.
✔✔In the video 'Preparing to Conduct a Skill Session,' what are the 3 critical elements
mentioned for instructors to improve preparation and performance?
a. Efficiency, Preparedness, Review
b. Effectiveness, Efficiency, Preparedness
c. Effectiveness, Efficiency, Time
d. Effectiveness, Preparedness, Time - ✔✔c. Effectiveness, Efficiency, Time
✔✔Your own ability to demonstrate the skills during a skill session doesn't always have
to be to the highest standards, since participants will find their own way to perform a
skill rather than imitate you.
True or False - ✔✔False
✔✔Under no conditions can participants hesitate, start and stop, self-correct or
otherwise momentarily interrupt the skill during scenarios
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fiction
✔✔The purpose of a scenario is to simulate to a real emergency
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
, ✔✔Participant groups can complete scenarios at different paces, ending at different
times.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fiction
✔✔Participants can use reference materials such at skill sheets or Ready Reference
Cards as needed.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
✔✔Instructors can step in when participants are performing the scenarios only if
absolutely necessary.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
✔✔While feedback should be given after the scenario has ended, if a responder has
difficulty determining the correct next step, basic feedback can provided.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact
✔✔While doing CPR, a participant is compressing 2 inches deep, but their arms and
hands are not in the correct position. What are possible mistakes the participant is
making?
a. Not keeping their arms as straight as possible
b. Not putting the hands in the center of the manikin's chest.
c. Not putting their arm over their hands.
d. All of the above are possibilities - ✔✔d. All of the above are possibilities
✔✔Which of the following are true about successful course completion for participants
in the First Aid/CPR/AED Program? Select all that apply.
a. Participants must pass the exam with a minimum score of 80 percent or 83 percent
for CPR—Adult, Child and Infant.
b. Participants are not required to pass a final written exam, unless requested or
required by an employer, course provider, or state or local regulations.
c. Final written exams to support the modules in the First Aid/CPR/AED program can be
written up by the Instructor or the employer.
d. Demonstrate competency in all required skills without any coaching assistance.
f. Attend the entire course and actively participate in all class sessions.
g. Pass two final skills scenarios. - ✔✔a. Participants must pass the exam with a
minimum score of 80 percent or 83 percent for CPR—Adult, Child and Infant.
b. Participants are not required to pass a final written exam, unless requested or
required by an employer, course provider, or state or local regulations.
d. Demonstrate competency in all required skills without any coaching assistance.
f. Attend the entire course and actively participate in all class sessions.
✔✔In guided discussions, answers labeled "Responses should include" are examples of
one or more possible corrects answers.
Fact or Fiction - ✔✔Fact