Red Cross Blended Learning Adult
and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
Questions and Answers
Good Samaritan Law - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Provides protection to someone who voluntarily chooses
to provide first aid, without anything in return, and cares within the scope of their training.
If a responsive person does not give consent - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Call 911 and wait for EMS to arrive
Check-Call-Care - CORRECT ANSWER ->>The steps to follow in an emergency
You should call 9-1-1 immediately when: - CORRECT ANSWER ->>You are in doubt, the person has chest
pain, trouble breathing, or is unresponsive.
Possible signs of an emergency - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Unusual behavior, sounds, or odors
When wearing latex-free disposable gloves, you should: - CORRECT ANSWER ->>avoid touching surfaces,
remove/change gloves properly, wash hands after removal
The first step before checking a person head to toe, after checking the scene is: - CORRECT ANSWER -
>>Get consent to give care before checking head to toe
Check for breathing for how long? - CORRECT ANSWER ->>5-10 seconds
First thing to do in any emergency - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Check the scene
When a person is unresponsive: - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Immediately have someone call 9-1-1 and get
you the first aid kid and AED
CPR - CORRECT ANSWER ->>cardiopulmonary resuscitation
, AED - CORRECT ANSWER ->>automated external defibrillator
Epi-pen - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Injection of epinephrine (adrenaline) to help improve breathing and
stimulate the heart: use for people who have a prescription ONLY
S in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>signs/symptoms(how do you feel? Do you hurt anywhere?)
A in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Allergies?
M in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Medications (are you currently taking any medications?)
P in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Pertinent Past Medical History (have you had any RECENT illnesses?
have you been seeing a doctor for any conditions?)
L in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>last oral intake (when did you last eat/drink anything?)
E in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Events leading up to injury/illness (How did the incident happen?)
Rescue breath in CPR should be about how long? - CORRECT ANSWER ->>1 second
Signs of a heart attack - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Intense, prolong chest pain
Shortness of breath
Sweating
Nausea and vomiting
Dizziness
Weakness
Jaw, neck, shoulder pain
Irregular heartbeat
and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
Questions and Answers
Good Samaritan Law - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Provides protection to someone who voluntarily chooses
to provide first aid, without anything in return, and cares within the scope of their training.
If a responsive person does not give consent - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Call 911 and wait for EMS to arrive
Check-Call-Care - CORRECT ANSWER ->>The steps to follow in an emergency
You should call 9-1-1 immediately when: - CORRECT ANSWER ->>You are in doubt, the person has chest
pain, trouble breathing, or is unresponsive.
Possible signs of an emergency - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Unusual behavior, sounds, or odors
When wearing latex-free disposable gloves, you should: - CORRECT ANSWER ->>avoid touching surfaces,
remove/change gloves properly, wash hands after removal
The first step before checking a person head to toe, after checking the scene is: - CORRECT ANSWER -
>>Get consent to give care before checking head to toe
Check for breathing for how long? - CORRECT ANSWER ->>5-10 seconds
First thing to do in any emergency - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Check the scene
When a person is unresponsive: - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Immediately have someone call 9-1-1 and get
you the first aid kid and AED
CPR - CORRECT ANSWER ->>cardiopulmonary resuscitation
, AED - CORRECT ANSWER ->>automated external defibrillator
Epi-pen - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Injection of epinephrine (adrenaline) to help improve breathing and
stimulate the heart: use for people who have a prescription ONLY
S in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>signs/symptoms(how do you feel? Do you hurt anywhere?)
A in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Allergies?
M in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Medications (are you currently taking any medications?)
P in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Pertinent Past Medical History (have you had any RECENT illnesses?
have you been seeing a doctor for any conditions?)
L in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>last oral intake (when did you last eat/drink anything?)
E in sample - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Events leading up to injury/illness (How did the incident happen?)
Rescue breath in CPR should be about how long? - CORRECT ANSWER ->>1 second
Signs of a heart attack - CORRECT ANSWER ->>Intense, prolong chest pain
Shortness of breath
Sweating
Nausea and vomiting
Dizziness
Weakness
Jaw, neck, shoulder pain
Irregular heartbeat
