CPR/AED/First Aid Test-American Red
Cross UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions
and CORRECT Answers 100%
When to give consent - -Before touching the person or giving first aid care
-What to do if consent isn't given - -Unresponsive or child-consent is given automatically
-Do not touch others who don't give consent
What are the 3 C's? - -Check (the scene + person), call (911), care (for the person)
3 life threatening conditions - -Bleeding
-Stroke
-Heart attack
What alerts us to a potential emergency? - -Visible bleeding
-Unusual noises, odors, appearances, or behaviors
How to lower infection risk - -PPE-personal protective equipment
-Latex gloves
-Eye protection
-Face masks
, How long to check a victim for life threatening conditions - -5-10 seconds
-If longer than 5-10 seconds-chances of survival go down 30 percent
What should you do if a victim isn't responsive and not breathing? - -Shout, tap, shout
-Adults-chest or shoulder
-Infants-feet
SAM - -Signs + symptoms
-Allergies
-Medications + medical conditions
How long should breaths last? - -1 second
What is the cycle for compressions and breaths? - -30 compressions + 2 breaths
How deep should compressions go on an infant? - -1.5 inches
How deep should compressions go on a child? - -About 2 inches
How deep should compressions go on an adult? - -2 inches
At what rate should you give compressions? - -100-120 compressions per minute
How far should you open the airway for an adult? - -Past neutral
Cross UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions
and CORRECT Answers 100%
When to give consent - -Before touching the person or giving first aid care
-What to do if consent isn't given - -Unresponsive or child-consent is given automatically
-Do not touch others who don't give consent
What are the 3 C's? - -Check (the scene + person), call (911), care (for the person)
3 life threatening conditions - -Bleeding
-Stroke
-Heart attack
What alerts us to a potential emergency? - -Visible bleeding
-Unusual noises, odors, appearances, or behaviors
How to lower infection risk - -PPE-personal protective equipment
-Latex gloves
-Eye protection
-Face masks
, How long to check a victim for life threatening conditions - -5-10 seconds
-If longer than 5-10 seconds-chances of survival go down 30 percent
What should you do if a victim isn't responsive and not breathing? - -Shout, tap, shout
-Adults-chest or shoulder
-Infants-feet
SAM - -Signs + symptoms
-Allergies
-Medications + medical conditions
How long should breaths last? - -1 second
What is the cycle for compressions and breaths? - -30 compressions + 2 breaths
How deep should compressions go on an infant? - -1.5 inches
How deep should compressions go on a child? - -About 2 inches
How deep should compressions go on an adult? - -2 inches
At what rate should you give compressions? - -100-120 compressions per minute
How far should you open the airway for an adult? - -Past neutral
