CPR/RQI EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS
What is the proper sequence of steps in the In-Hospital Chain of Survival for
adults? - ANSWER 1. Early Recognition and Prevention
2. Activation of Emergency ANSWER
3. High-quality CPR.
4. Defibrillation
5. Post-cardiac arrest care
6. Recovery
What are the appropriate actions for scene safety and assessment? - ANSWER:
Verify scene safety.
-Look for no breathing and only gasping, and check the pulse
-Check for responsiveness.
-Activate the emergency ANSWER system, and obtain an AED
- Begin CPR if there is no breathing, no gasping, and no pulse.
What are the components of a pulse check for an unresponsive victim? -
ANSWER: Feel the pulse in the groove on the side of the trachea.
-Check for a pulse for at least five but no more than ten seconds.
-To identify the pulse, use two or three fingers.
What does a chest compression feedback device measure? - ANSWER:
Compression rate
,- Chest recoil
-Compression depth
When utilizing a pocket mask, where should the rescuer place themselves? -
Respond from the victim's viewpoint.
A bag-mask device is used to provide____ to a victim who is not breathing or is
not breathing properly. - ANSWER: Positive pressure ventilation
How are breaths provided with a bag-mask device? - ANSWER: 1 breath over 1
second, while monitoring for chest elevation.
Two life-threatening arrhythmias that can induce cardiac arrest are pulseless
ventricular tachycardia and __________.
What should rescuers do next after receiving a shock from an AED? -
ANSWER: Resume CPR, beginning with chest compressions
How do you open the airway for breathing if only one rescuer is present? -
ANSWER: Head tilt, chin raise.
What is the proper order of procedures to do after situating yourself directly
above the victim's head when utilizing a bag mask device? - ANSWER 1. Place
the mask on the victim's face, using the bridge of the nose as a reference for
proper placement.
2. Use the E-C clamp technique to hold the maks in place while you use your
jaw to keep the airway open.
,3. Squeeze the bad to deliver breaths (1 second each) while seeing the chest rise.
Why do we need an AED? - ANSWER to analyze the cardiac rhythm and give a
shock
What should rescuers do next after receiving a shock from an AED? -
ANSWER: Resume CPR, beginning with chest compressions
When should the rescuer with the AED clear the victim? - ANSWER: During
analysis and before shock delivery.
Where should AED pads be put in the anteroposterior position for adults and
children aged 8 and up? - ANSWER: Left side of back and left side of chest.
You and your colleague attend to an unresponsive adult victim. After
determining that the victim is not breathing and has no pulse, what do you tell
your colleague to do? - ANSWER: activate the emergency ANSWER system
and retrieve the AED.
You tap and shout to check for ANSWER, but the patient does not answer.
What are your next steps after phoning for assistance? - ANSWER: Check for
breathing and pulse.
After checking for breathing and a pulse, you discover that the patient is not
breathing properly, but does have a pulse and requires rescue breathing. What is
the proper ventilation rate? - ANSWER: One breath every 6 seconds, or
approximately 10 breaths each minute.
, A pulse check after 4 minutes of rescue breathing yields no results. What quick
action should be taken? - ANSWER Immediately start CPR and switch on the
AED.
As you are performing CPR, your colleague comes, activates the AED, and
continues the instructions. The AED evaluates the beat but does not recommend
a shcok. How do you continue to treat the patient when you immediately resume
CPR? - ANSWER: Continue CPR until the AED prompts for a rhythm check,
the code team arrives, or the patient begins to move.
Where should AED pads be put in the anterolateral position for adults and
children aged 8 and up? - Answer: Below the right collarbone and side of the
left nipple.
When administering high-quality CPR on a child, what is the proper
compression depth? - ANSWER: About 2 inches (5 cm).
What is the recommended chest compression rate for children? - ANSWER:
100-120/min
When performing CPR on a child, place one or two hands over the ______ of
the _____ - ANSWER Lower half; breastbone.
What is the appropriate chest compression rate for adults? - ANSWER: 100-
120/min
VERIFIED ANSWERS
What is the proper sequence of steps in the In-Hospital Chain of Survival for
adults? - ANSWER 1. Early Recognition and Prevention
2. Activation of Emergency ANSWER
3. High-quality CPR.
4. Defibrillation
5. Post-cardiac arrest care
6. Recovery
What are the appropriate actions for scene safety and assessment? - ANSWER:
Verify scene safety.
-Look for no breathing and only gasping, and check the pulse
-Check for responsiveness.
-Activate the emergency ANSWER system, and obtain an AED
- Begin CPR if there is no breathing, no gasping, and no pulse.
What are the components of a pulse check for an unresponsive victim? -
ANSWER: Feel the pulse in the groove on the side of the trachea.
-Check for a pulse for at least five but no more than ten seconds.
-To identify the pulse, use two or three fingers.
What does a chest compression feedback device measure? - ANSWER:
Compression rate
,- Chest recoil
-Compression depth
When utilizing a pocket mask, where should the rescuer place themselves? -
Respond from the victim's viewpoint.
A bag-mask device is used to provide____ to a victim who is not breathing or is
not breathing properly. - ANSWER: Positive pressure ventilation
How are breaths provided with a bag-mask device? - ANSWER: 1 breath over 1
second, while monitoring for chest elevation.
Two life-threatening arrhythmias that can induce cardiac arrest are pulseless
ventricular tachycardia and __________.
What should rescuers do next after receiving a shock from an AED? -
ANSWER: Resume CPR, beginning with chest compressions
How do you open the airway for breathing if only one rescuer is present? -
ANSWER: Head tilt, chin raise.
What is the proper order of procedures to do after situating yourself directly
above the victim's head when utilizing a bag mask device? - ANSWER 1. Place
the mask on the victim's face, using the bridge of the nose as a reference for
proper placement.
2. Use the E-C clamp technique to hold the maks in place while you use your
jaw to keep the airway open.
,3. Squeeze the bad to deliver breaths (1 second each) while seeing the chest rise.
Why do we need an AED? - ANSWER to analyze the cardiac rhythm and give a
shock
What should rescuers do next after receiving a shock from an AED? -
ANSWER: Resume CPR, beginning with chest compressions
When should the rescuer with the AED clear the victim? - ANSWER: During
analysis and before shock delivery.
Where should AED pads be put in the anteroposterior position for adults and
children aged 8 and up? - ANSWER: Left side of back and left side of chest.
You and your colleague attend to an unresponsive adult victim. After
determining that the victim is not breathing and has no pulse, what do you tell
your colleague to do? - ANSWER: activate the emergency ANSWER system
and retrieve the AED.
You tap and shout to check for ANSWER, but the patient does not answer.
What are your next steps after phoning for assistance? - ANSWER: Check for
breathing and pulse.
After checking for breathing and a pulse, you discover that the patient is not
breathing properly, but does have a pulse and requires rescue breathing. What is
the proper ventilation rate? - ANSWER: One breath every 6 seconds, or
approximately 10 breaths each minute.
, A pulse check after 4 minutes of rescue breathing yields no results. What quick
action should be taken? - ANSWER Immediately start CPR and switch on the
AED.
As you are performing CPR, your colleague comes, activates the AED, and
continues the instructions. The AED evaluates the beat but does not recommend
a shcok. How do you continue to treat the patient when you immediately resume
CPR? - ANSWER: Continue CPR until the AED prompts for a rhythm check,
the code team arrives, or the patient begins to move.
Where should AED pads be put in the anterolateral position for adults and
children aged 8 and up? - Answer: Below the right collarbone and side of the
left nipple.
When administering high-quality CPR on a child, what is the proper
compression depth? - ANSWER: About 2 inches (5 cm).
What is the recommended chest compression rate for children? - ANSWER:
100-120/min
When performing CPR on a child, place one or two hands over the ______ of
the _____ - ANSWER Lower half; breastbone.
What is the appropriate chest compression rate for adults? - ANSWER: 100-
120/min
