CPR module 5 Exam Questions and Answers | 100% Correct | Updated 2024

CPR module 5 Exam Questions and Answers | 100% Correct | Updated 2024 what are examples of life-threatening sudden illnesses? - Answer️️ -heart attack, asthma attack, anaphylaxis, diabetic emergency, seizures, shock, opioid overdose, stroke, high fever in young children, vomiting/diarrhea/dehydration in young children what are common signs and symptoms of sudden illness? - Answer️️ -trouble breathing, pain; such as chest pain/abdominal pain/headache, changes in responsiveness, extreme fatigue, light-headedness/dizziness, nausea/vomiting/diarrhea/stomach cramps, fever, paleness/sweaty, problems seeing/speaking, numbness/weakness/paralysis, seizures if you are able to administer medications, what should you have to do? - Answer️️ -- Explain to the person or family member what you are going to do. -Offer to get their medication. -Ask them to confirm that you have the right medication. -Assemble the medication device, if necessary. -Give them the medication to self-administer. In some cases, you can administer their medications if it is allowed by state laws and regulations and if you are trained and authorized to do so. True or false? - Answer️️ - true There is an unresponsive person who is breathing or a person who responds but is not fully awake, what position do you put them in? - Answer️️ -the recovery position if there is a responsive person, what position do you put them in? - Answer️️ -a position of comfort if there is a person seizing, what position should you put them in? - Answer️️ -first, monitor the person until the seizing has stopped. turn them on their side into a recovery position if it is possible without injury. if they become unresponsive, put them in a recovery position if a person becomes suddenly ill, you should keep the person from getting cold or overheated and monitor and reassure them until EMS arrives, if you had to call them. true or false? - Answer️️ -true Which of the following are examples of life-threatening sudden illnesses? Select all that apply. -diabetic emergency -anaphylaxis -sinus infection -migraine -sore throat - Answer️️ --diabetic emergency -anaphylaxis If a person is unresponsive and breathing, which of the following positions is appropriate to use while you wait for EMS to arrive and begin their care of the person? -recovery position -position of comfort -position on their back -position on their stomach - Answer️️ -recovery position It is fine for you to always administer the person's medication. True or False? - Answer️️ -false what are the types of medications you are allowed to assist with when a person is experiencing a sudden illness? - Answer️️ -aspirin, quick-relief medications, epinephrine, naloxone, sugar/glucose tablets if someone is having a heart attack, what medication might you help administer? - Answer️️ -aspirin if someone is having an asthma attack, what medication might you help administer? - Answer️️ -quick-relief medications if someone is having anaphylaxis, what medication might you help administer? - Answer️️ -epinephrine if someone is having an opioid overdose, what medication might you help administer? - Answer️️ -naloxone if someone is having a diabetic emergency, what medication might you help administer? - Answer️️ -sugar/glucose tablets What is a fever? - Answer️️ -an elevated body temperature above the normal range of 100.4° F (38° C). What is a febrile seizure? - Answer️️ -A seizure brought on in infa