Physiology and First Aid (FW) EXAM 2026-2027 LATEST
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Proper technique for performing rescue breaths consists of:
Breathing into their mouth or nose, but leaving the alternative open.
Breathing forcibly to ensure their chest rises.
Forming a seal over the person's mouth with your mouth.
Only breathing into their nose, never their mouth. - answer>>Forming a seal over the person's
mouth with your mouth.
An easy way to remember the order and procedure for CPR is to recall:
R-E-S: Rescue breath, EMS, Sternum compressions.
A-B-C: Airway, Breaths, Compressions.
C-P-R: Compressions, Pause, Rescue breaths.
C-A-B: Compressions, Airway, Breaths. - answer>>C-A-B: Compressions, Airway, Breaths.
The universal sign to indicate you are choking is:
Clutching your stomach.
,Clutching your neck.
Coughing.
Pointing into your open mouth. - answer>>Clutching your neck.
Before performing the Heimlich maneuver on a person who appears to be choking, you should
first:
Ask them if they are choking.
Tell them what you are going to do.
Call 9-1-1.
Wait to be sure they are unable to cough it out. - answer>>Ask them if they are choking.
. To perform the Heimlich maneuver, stand behind the victim, reach around their waist with
both arms, and place your fist:
Low on their stomach, just below the navel.
High, midway up their ribcage.
Against their abdomen, just above their navel.
Over their breastbone. - answer>>Against their abdomen, just above their navel.
, 1 . Electrical impulses control what aspect of the heart's operation? - answer>>The rate at which
it beats.
2 . The most common abnormal heart rhythm causing cardiac arrest in adults is: -
answer>>Ventricular fibrillation (V-fib).
3 . Time is a crucial factor in saving a life when the heart stops. For every minute that
defibrillation is delayed, the chance of survival decreases by: - answer>>7-10%.
4 . What functions does an AED perform? - answer>>All of the answers are correct.
5 . Which of the following features is the same on most AED? - answer>>Cable and pads.
6 . Under what circumstances should you use an AED? - answer>>Victim is unresponsive and not
breathing.
7 . Once the AED is powered on and providing prompts, you should expose the victim's chest.
What measure can you take to ensure the pads will stick properly? - answer>>Dry off the
victim's skin.
8 . Where should the electrode pads be placed on an adult victim? - answer>>One to the right of
the breastbone, just below the collarbone, above the right nipple; the other on the left side of
the chest, left of the nipple and above the lower rib.
9 . If the AED determines that the victim requires a shock: - answer>>You may administer it after
being prompted via a button, or the AED may do it automatically.
10 . Once an AED has delivered a shock to a victim: - answer>>Immediately begin CPR and follow
the prompts on the AED.
UPDATED VERSION 120 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS JUST
RELEASED
Proper technique for performing rescue breaths consists of:
Breathing into their mouth or nose, but leaving the alternative open.
Breathing forcibly to ensure their chest rises.
Forming a seal over the person's mouth with your mouth.
Only breathing into their nose, never their mouth. - answer>>Forming a seal over the person's
mouth with your mouth.
An easy way to remember the order and procedure for CPR is to recall:
R-E-S: Rescue breath, EMS, Sternum compressions.
A-B-C: Airway, Breaths, Compressions.
C-P-R: Compressions, Pause, Rescue breaths.
C-A-B: Compressions, Airway, Breaths. - answer>>C-A-B: Compressions, Airway, Breaths.
The universal sign to indicate you are choking is:
Clutching your stomach.
,Clutching your neck.
Coughing.
Pointing into your open mouth. - answer>>Clutching your neck.
Before performing the Heimlich maneuver on a person who appears to be choking, you should
first:
Ask them if they are choking.
Tell them what you are going to do.
Call 9-1-1.
Wait to be sure they are unable to cough it out. - answer>>Ask them if they are choking.
. To perform the Heimlich maneuver, stand behind the victim, reach around their waist with
both arms, and place your fist:
Low on their stomach, just below the navel.
High, midway up their ribcage.
Against their abdomen, just above their navel.
Over their breastbone. - answer>>Against their abdomen, just above their navel.
, 1 . Electrical impulses control what aspect of the heart's operation? - answer>>The rate at which
it beats.
2 . The most common abnormal heart rhythm causing cardiac arrest in adults is: -
answer>>Ventricular fibrillation (V-fib).
3 . Time is a crucial factor in saving a life when the heart stops. For every minute that
defibrillation is delayed, the chance of survival decreases by: - answer>>7-10%.
4 . What functions does an AED perform? - answer>>All of the answers are correct.
5 . Which of the following features is the same on most AED? - answer>>Cable and pads.
6 . Under what circumstances should you use an AED? - answer>>Victim is unresponsive and not
breathing.
7 . Once the AED is powered on and providing prompts, you should expose the victim's chest.
What measure can you take to ensure the pads will stick properly? - answer>>Dry off the
victim's skin.
8 . Where should the electrode pads be placed on an adult victim? - answer>>One to the right of
the breastbone, just below the collarbone, above the right nipple; the other on the left side of
the chest, left of the nipple and above the lower rib.
9 . If the AED determines that the victim requires a shock: - answer>>You may administer it after
being prompted via a button, or the AED may do it automatically.
10 . Once an AED has delivered a shock to a victim: - answer>>Immediately begin CPR and follow
the prompts on the AED.
