\BLS Exam (Frequently Tested Questions)
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Detailed Answers
Critical Thinking
Definition:
Thinking clearly and logically to identify how information connects to actions,
allowing for sound decision-making in emergencies.
Problem Solving
Definition:
Using available resources effectively to solve unexpected challenges during
emergency care.
Closed-Loop Communication
Definition:
A communication method that ensures messages are understood correctly and
followed through by confirming each step.
Key Components:
1. Sender: The individual delivering the message.
2. Message: Clear and concise information being shared.
3. Receiver: The person intended to act on the message.
4. Feedback: The receiver confirms they understood the message correctly —
a critical part of safe and effective communication.
Teamwork
,Definition:
A coordinated group effort where members understand their roles and
responsibilities, working together to achieve a shared goal of patient survival.
Roles in a Resuscitation Team
Team Leader Responsibilities:
Oversees the situation, delegates tasks, and ensures a unified team response.
Team Member Responsibilities:
Carries out tasks with skill and confidence, contributing to a smooth,
efficient team performance.
Crew Resource Management:
Focuses on utilizing all resources — people, equipment, and procedures —
to minimize human error and optimize care.
Debriefing After a Scenario
Purpose:
To review actions taken, evaluate performance, and improve future outcomes.
Steps of Debriefing:
1. Review: A brief summary of the emergency and the steps taken.
2. Analyze: Discussion of data and team actions.
3. Reflect: Consider the effectiveness of actions and opportunities for
improvement.
4. Summarize: Identify key takeaways and develop action items for future
scenarios.
Assess, Recognize, and Care Concept
Definition:
A continuous and systematic approach for quick assessment, accurate recognition
of life-threatening conditions, and immediate intervention.
, Rapid Assessment Includes:
Visual scene survey
Checking responsiveness
Opening the airway
Checking for breathing and pulse simultaneously
Safety Precautions
Definition:
Assume all body fluids are potentially infectious and use proper protection to
prevent disease transmission.
Emergency Scene Priorities
First Action: Ensure the environment is safe for you, your team, and
bystanders.
Next Step: Use the Shout-Tap-Shout method to check the victim’s
responsiveness.
Agonal Breaths
Definition:
Occasional, gasping breaths that are not considered normal breathing — they
signal a medical emergency.
Airway Positioning
Preferred Position:
Supine (lying flat on the back) for proper airway access.
The ABCs of CPR (Now CAB):
Newest 2025 Actual Exam — Complete with 150 Questions and Correct
Detailed Answers
Critical Thinking
Definition:
Thinking clearly and logically to identify how information connects to actions,
allowing for sound decision-making in emergencies.
Problem Solving
Definition:
Using available resources effectively to solve unexpected challenges during
emergency care.
Closed-Loop Communication
Definition:
A communication method that ensures messages are understood correctly and
followed through by confirming each step.
Key Components:
1. Sender: The individual delivering the message.
2. Message: Clear and concise information being shared.
3. Receiver: The person intended to act on the message.
4. Feedback: The receiver confirms they understood the message correctly —
a critical part of safe and effective communication.
Teamwork
,Definition:
A coordinated group effort where members understand their roles and
responsibilities, working together to achieve a shared goal of patient survival.
Roles in a Resuscitation Team
Team Leader Responsibilities:
Oversees the situation, delegates tasks, and ensures a unified team response.
Team Member Responsibilities:
Carries out tasks with skill and confidence, contributing to a smooth,
efficient team performance.
Crew Resource Management:
Focuses on utilizing all resources — people, equipment, and procedures —
to minimize human error and optimize care.
Debriefing After a Scenario
Purpose:
To review actions taken, evaluate performance, and improve future outcomes.
Steps of Debriefing:
1. Review: A brief summary of the emergency and the steps taken.
2. Analyze: Discussion of data and team actions.
3. Reflect: Consider the effectiveness of actions and opportunities for
improvement.
4. Summarize: Identify key takeaways and develop action items for future
scenarios.
Assess, Recognize, and Care Concept
Definition:
A continuous and systematic approach for quick assessment, accurate recognition
of life-threatening conditions, and immediate intervention.
, Rapid Assessment Includes:
Visual scene survey
Checking responsiveness
Opening the airway
Checking for breathing and pulse simultaneously
Safety Precautions
Definition:
Assume all body fluids are potentially infectious and use proper protection to
prevent disease transmission.
Emergency Scene Priorities
First Action: Ensure the environment is safe for you, your team, and
bystanders.
Next Step: Use the Shout-Tap-Shout method to check the victim’s
responsiveness.
Agonal Breaths
Definition:
Occasional, gasping breaths that are not considered normal breathing — they
signal a medical emergency.
Airway Positioning
Preferred Position:
Supine (lying flat on the back) for proper airway access.
The ABCs of CPR (Now CAB):
