AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR TEST REVIEW 2025 UPDATE|
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
(COMPLETE SOLUTIONS) GUARANTEED SUCCESS |GRADE A+!!
(100% ACCURATE) GET IT RIGHT!!
Question 1
What is the correct order of the 3 C's in an emergency situation?
A) Call, Check, Care
B) Care, Call, Check
C) Check, Call, Care
D) Check, Care, Call
E) Call, Care, Check
Correct Answer: C) Check, Call, Care
Rationale: The 3 C's stand for Check the scene, Call for help, and Care for the
person.
Question 2
When administering an EpiPen, what is the correct sequence of actions after confirming the
person needs help and has given permission?
A) Rub for 10 seconds, firmly jab, uncap
B) Uncap, rub for 10 seconds, firmly jab
C) Firmly jab, rub for 10 seconds, uncap
D) Uncap the EpiPen, firmly jab in the center of the outer thigh, rub for 10 seconds
(if permitted)
E) Rub for 10 seconds, uncap, firmly jab
Correct Answer: D) Uncap the EpiPen, firmly jab in the center of the outer thigh, rub
, for 10 seconds (if permitted)
Rationale: The correct steps ensure proper and safe administration of the EpiPen.
Question 3
For how long should you check for breathing in an unresponsive person?
A) 5 seconds
B) Up to 10 seconds
C) 15 seconds
D) 20 seconds
E) 30 seconds
Correct Answer: B) Up to 10 seconds
Rationale: Checking for breathing for no more than 10 seconds allows for quick
assessment without delaying critical interventions.
Question 4
If AED pads risk touching each other on a patient's chest, what alternative placement or pad
type should be used?
A) Do not use the AED.
B) Use adult pads, but place one on the chest and one on the back.
C) Use pediatric pads (if available) or place one pad on the chest and one on the
center of the back (if pediatric pads not available and adult pads are too large).
D) Overlap the adult pads slightly.
E) Trim the adult pads to fit.
Correct Answer: C) Use pediatric pads (if available) or place one pad on the chest
and one on the center of the back (if pediatric pads not available and adult pads are
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
(COMPLETE SOLUTIONS) GUARANTEED SUCCESS |GRADE A+!!
(100% ACCURATE) GET IT RIGHT!!
Question 1
What is the correct order of the 3 C's in an emergency situation?
A) Call, Check, Care
B) Care, Call, Check
C) Check, Call, Care
D) Check, Care, Call
E) Call, Care, Check
Correct Answer: C) Check, Call, Care
Rationale: The 3 C's stand for Check the scene, Call for help, and Care for the
person.
Question 2
When administering an EpiPen, what is the correct sequence of actions after confirming the
person needs help and has given permission?
A) Rub for 10 seconds, firmly jab, uncap
B) Uncap, rub for 10 seconds, firmly jab
C) Firmly jab, rub for 10 seconds, uncap
D) Uncap the EpiPen, firmly jab in the center of the outer thigh, rub for 10 seconds
(if permitted)
E) Rub for 10 seconds, uncap, firmly jab
Correct Answer: D) Uncap the EpiPen, firmly jab in the center of the outer thigh, rub
, for 10 seconds (if permitted)
Rationale: The correct steps ensure proper and safe administration of the EpiPen.
Question 3
For how long should you check for breathing in an unresponsive person?
A) 5 seconds
B) Up to 10 seconds
C) 15 seconds
D) 20 seconds
E) 30 seconds
Correct Answer: B) Up to 10 seconds
Rationale: Checking for breathing for no more than 10 seconds allows for quick
assessment without delaying critical interventions.
Question 4
If AED pads risk touching each other on a patient's chest, what alternative placement or pad
type should be used?
A) Do not use the AED.
B) Use adult pads, but place one on the chest and one on the back.
C) Use pediatric pads (if available) or place one pad on the chest and one on the
center of the back (if pediatric pads not available and adult pads are too large).
D) Overlap the adult pads slightly.
E) Trim the adult pads to fit.
Correct Answer: C) Use pediatric pads (if available) or place one pad on the chest
and one on the center of the back (if pediatric pads not available and adult pads are
