NSC CPR CERTIFICATION EXAM TEST | FALL 2025/26 |
QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED PASS!!
A bloodborne pathogen can easily enter your body through-
A)any break in your skin
B)food cooked by someone else
C)the municipal water supply
D)any physical touching of the victim's skin
- answer-a
A person who is choking is said to have-
A)altered mental status
B)an airway obstruction
C)an arrhythmia
D)a metabolic disorder
- answer-b
A person with diabetes may have an emergency caused by
A) very high blood sugar levels
B)very low blood sugar levels
C)either very high or very low blood sugar levels
D)a fluid balance problem
- answer-c
A problem in one body system-
A) can also affect the functioning of other body systems
B)affects only that system
C)affects only that system plus the nervous system
D)affects every system in the body
- answer-a
A sign of an internal abdominal injury is-
A)sweating
B)seizures
C)a swollen or rigid abdomen
D)all of the above
- answer-c
, A victim with a complete airway obstruction
A)cannot speak or cough forcefully
B)cannot speak but can cough forcefully
C)can speak and cough weakly
D)can speak but only in short sentences
- answer-a
Advantages of the recovery position include which of the following?
A)lower the victim's bp
B)allows fluids to drain from the mouth
C)helps reduce shock
D)helps insure that the brain receives sufficient oxygen
- answer-b
An effective way to avoid becoming infected when giving first aid is to-
A)ask the victim what diseases he or she may have before giving first aid
B)check an unresponsive victim for a medical alert bracelet or necklace
C)use barriers to prevent contact with any blood or body fluid
D)never touch the victim
- answer-c
Assess an adult or child victim for responsiveness by-
A)tapping the shoulder and asking if he or she is ok
B)pinching the cheek between thumb and forefinger
C)checking for pupil reaction to light
D)checking skin for normal color and temp
- answer-a
At what point do you begin providing care for a victim who is not breathing
normally?
A)immediately
B)as soon as the 911 dispatcher tells you to
C)as soon as you complete the secondary assessment
D)right after positioning the victim in the recovery position
- answer-a
Before calling 911 you should know-
A)where you are
B)the telephone number you are calling from
QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED PASS!!
A bloodborne pathogen can easily enter your body through-
A)any break in your skin
B)food cooked by someone else
C)the municipal water supply
D)any physical touching of the victim's skin
- answer-a
A person who is choking is said to have-
A)altered mental status
B)an airway obstruction
C)an arrhythmia
D)a metabolic disorder
- answer-b
A person with diabetes may have an emergency caused by
A) very high blood sugar levels
B)very low blood sugar levels
C)either very high or very low blood sugar levels
D)a fluid balance problem
- answer-c
A problem in one body system-
A) can also affect the functioning of other body systems
B)affects only that system
C)affects only that system plus the nervous system
D)affects every system in the body
- answer-a
A sign of an internal abdominal injury is-
A)sweating
B)seizures
C)a swollen or rigid abdomen
D)all of the above
- answer-c
, A victim with a complete airway obstruction
A)cannot speak or cough forcefully
B)cannot speak but can cough forcefully
C)can speak and cough weakly
D)can speak but only in short sentences
- answer-a
Advantages of the recovery position include which of the following?
A)lower the victim's bp
B)allows fluids to drain from the mouth
C)helps reduce shock
D)helps insure that the brain receives sufficient oxygen
- answer-b
An effective way to avoid becoming infected when giving first aid is to-
A)ask the victim what diseases he or she may have before giving first aid
B)check an unresponsive victim for a medical alert bracelet or necklace
C)use barriers to prevent contact with any blood or body fluid
D)never touch the victim
- answer-c
Assess an adult or child victim for responsiveness by-
A)tapping the shoulder and asking if he or she is ok
B)pinching the cheek between thumb and forefinger
C)checking for pupil reaction to light
D)checking skin for normal color and temp
- answer-a
At what point do you begin providing care for a victim who is not breathing
normally?
A)immediately
B)as soon as the 911 dispatcher tells you to
C)as soon as you complete the secondary assessment
D)right after positioning the victim in the recovery position
- answer-a
Before calling 911 you should know-
A)where you are
B)the telephone number you are calling from
