American RedCross - Adult, Child and
Baby First Aid/CPR/AED Course Exam
Questions and Answers 100% Pass
During an emergency, what should you check first? - ✔✔safety of the scene
What is the third and final emergency action step? - ✔✔Care
When you check a responsive person who does not have a life-threatening emergency,
what should you do after asking them questions about their signs and symptoms,
allergies and medications/medical conditions? - ✔✔Do a focused check
What is the best approach to lowering the risk for infection when giving first aid care? -
✔✔Wash ya hands for at least 20 seconds, IF not available, use alcohol based hand
sanitizer
How can you lower your risk for infection when giving breaths? - ✔✔breathing barrier
Three steps to emergency first aid - ✔✔check, call, care
what is your risk of catching an infection during first aid? - ✔✔low risk
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,Other ways of portection - ✔✔PPE, not needed though
If exposed to bodily fluids/blood: - ✔✔report incident and contact healthcare provider
What could point towards an emergency - ✔✔unusual noises, odors,
appearances/behavior
Check broken down: - ✔✔Check scene, get consent, check person (breathing bleeding,
other threats)
What is SAM - ✔✔Signs, symptoms
Allergies
Medication, Medical Conditions
When and Why do we do recovery position? - ✔✔unresponsive and breathing or
responsive but not fully awake, used to lower risk of choking and aspiration
How do you get someone in recovery position? - ✔✔arm closest above head
roll person so head rests on extended arm
bend knees to stabilize the body
call step includes - ✔✔calling 9-1-1 and getting the AED, a first aid kit and, if necessary,
a bleeding control kit or telling someone to do so.
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,A person in cardiac arrest is - ✔✔not responsive, not breathing (or only has gasping
breaths) and has no heartbeat.
3 steps if you think someone is in cardiac arrest - ✔✔Call or instruct someone to call 9-1-
1 or the designated emergency number immediately and get the AED and first aid kit.
Begin CPR immediately.
Use an AED as soon as possible.
5 things to remember for high quality CPR - ✔✔-100 to 120 per minute
-Compression depth: at least 2 inches
-Chest position between compressions:returns to normal position
-Minimize necessary interruptions in chest compressions to:less than 10 seconds
-Breaths: last about 1 second; chest begins to rise
Chest compressions - ✔✔- person is on flat surface
- kneel beside them, knees shoulders apart
- heel of hand and interlace them so that fingers are off of chest
- lock elbows, shoulder directly over
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, - a depth of at least 2 inches and a rate of between 100 and 120 compressions per
minute, or one about every half second
- allow chest to return to normal position
To giver breath w face shield - ✔✔First, place the face shield over the person's face,
ensuring the one-way valve is over their mouth.
Open the airway to a past-neutral position using the head-tilt/chin-lift technique.
Pinch the nose shut, take a normal breath and make a complete seal over the person's
mouth.
Allow the person's chest to fall and the air to exit while you take another breath, make a
seal and give a second breath.
First, place the face shield over the person's face, ensuring the one-way valve is over
their mouth.
o Give Breaths with a Pocket Mask: - ✔✔Place the mask over the person's nose and
mouth; it should not go past the chin.
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Baby First Aid/CPR/AED Course Exam
Questions and Answers 100% Pass
During an emergency, what should you check first? - ✔✔safety of the scene
What is the third and final emergency action step? - ✔✔Care
When you check a responsive person who does not have a life-threatening emergency,
what should you do after asking them questions about their signs and symptoms,
allergies and medications/medical conditions? - ✔✔Do a focused check
What is the best approach to lowering the risk for infection when giving first aid care? -
✔✔Wash ya hands for at least 20 seconds, IF not available, use alcohol based hand
sanitizer
How can you lower your risk for infection when giving breaths? - ✔✔breathing barrier
Three steps to emergency first aid - ✔✔check, call, care
what is your risk of catching an infection during first aid? - ✔✔low risk
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,Other ways of portection - ✔✔PPE, not needed though
If exposed to bodily fluids/blood: - ✔✔report incident and contact healthcare provider
What could point towards an emergency - ✔✔unusual noises, odors,
appearances/behavior
Check broken down: - ✔✔Check scene, get consent, check person (breathing bleeding,
other threats)
What is SAM - ✔✔Signs, symptoms
Allergies
Medication, Medical Conditions
When and Why do we do recovery position? - ✔✔unresponsive and breathing or
responsive but not fully awake, used to lower risk of choking and aspiration
How do you get someone in recovery position? - ✔✔arm closest above head
roll person so head rests on extended arm
bend knees to stabilize the body
call step includes - ✔✔calling 9-1-1 and getting the AED, a first aid kit and, if necessary,
a bleeding control kit or telling someone to do so.
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,A person in cardiac arrest is - ✔✔not responsive, not breathing (or only has gasping
breaths) and has no heartbeat.
3 steps if you think someone is in cardiac arrest - ✔✔Call or instruct someone to call 9-1-
1 or the designated emergency number immediately and get the AED and first aid kit.
Begin CPR immediately.
Use an AED as soon as possible.
5 things to remember for high quality CPR - ✔✔-100 to 120 per minute
-Compression depth: at least 2 inches
-Chest position between compressions:returns to normal position
-Minimize necessary interruptions in chest compressions to:less than 10 seconds
-Breaths: last about 1 second; chest begins to rise
Chest compressions - ✔✔- person is on flat surface
- kneel beside them, knees shoulders apart
- heel of hand and interlace them so that fingers are off of chest
- lock elbows, shoulder directly over
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, - a depth of at least 2 inches and a rate of between 100 and 120 compressions per
minute, or one about every half second
- allow chest to return to normal position
To giver breath w face shield - ✔✔First, place the face shield over the person's face,
ensuring the one-way valve is over their mouth.
Open the airway to a past-neutral position using the head-tilt/chin-lift technique.
Pinch the nose shut, take a normal breath and make a complete seal over the person's
mouth.
Allow the person's chest to fall and the air to exit while you take another breath, make a
seal and give a second breath.
First, place the face shield over the person's face, ensuring the one-way valve is over
their mouth.
o Give Breaths with a Pocket Mask: - ✔✔Place the mask over the person's nose and
mouth; it should not go past the chin.
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