CPRS COUNSELING TECHNIQUES AND
CLIENT ENGAGEMENT PRACTICE EXAM
STUDY GUIDE CORRECT RESPONSES PACK
●● for an unconscious choking victim, mouth checks for obstructing
object should be performed
Answer: ever time you open the airway to give breaths
●● The purpose of CPR is
Answer: to provide oxygenated blood to the brain and vital organs
●● the victim has a mild airway obstruction, the most effective way to
expel the object is to
Answer: cough
●● on an obese or pregnant choking victim with a severe airway
obstruction, the attempt to remove the object should be done
Answer: by performing chest thrusts
●● how far should an adult's chest be compressed during chest
compressions
Answer: 2 inches
,●● Biological death occurs ______________ clinical death
Answer: 4-6 minutes after
●● what is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilations when one
person is performing CPR on an adult
Answer: 30:2
●● Call first for EMS before starting CPR on a
Answer: infant victim you witnessed go unconscious
●● What is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilations when two
people are performing CPR on infant/child
Answer: 15:2
●● how far should a child's chest be compressed during compressions
Answer: 2 inches
●● if an adult victim is unconscious and has an obstructed airway
Answer: start CPR
●● if an infant is unconscious and has an obstructed airway you
Answer: start CPR
, ●● the 2nd rescuer should provide chest compressions on the infant
Answer: while standing at the foot of the victim
●● on a infant with a severe airway obstruction, the attempt to remove
the object should be done
Answer: by performing back slaps and chest thrusts
●● what does the acronym AED stand for
Answer: automated external defibrillator
●● what does the acronym CPR stand for
Answer: cardiopulmonary resuscitation
●● name two methods that can be used to open a victims airway
Answer: head tilt chin lift and jaw thrust
●● In an adult and child victim what artery do you check for a pulse
Answer: carotid
●● in an infant victim what artery do you check for a pulse
Answer: brachial
CLIENT ENGAGEMENT PRACTICE EXAM
STUDY GUIDE CORRECT RESPONSES PACK
●● for an unconscious choking victim, mouth checks for obstructing
object should be performed
Answer: ever time you open the airway to give breaths
●● The purpose of CPR is
Answer: to provide oxygenated blood to the brain and vital organs
●● the victim has a mild airway obstruction, the most effective way to
expel the object is to
Answer: cough
●● on an obese or pregnant choking victim with a severe airway
obstruction, the attempt to remove the object should be done
Answer: by performing chest thrusts
●● how far should an adult's chest be compressed during chest
compressions
Answer: 2 inches
,●● Biological death occurs ______________ clinical death
Answer: 4-6 minutes after
●● what is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilations when one
person is performing CPR on an adult
Answer: 30:2
●● Call first for EMS before starting CPR on a
Answer: infant victim you witnessed go unconscious
●● What is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilations when two
people are performing CPR on infant/child
Answer: 15:2
●● how far should a child's chest be compressed during compressions
Answer: 2 inches
●● if an adult victim is unconscious and has an obstructed airway
Answer: start CPR
●● if an infant is unconscious and has an obstructed airway you
Answer: start CPR
, ●● the 2nd rescuer should provide chest compressions on the infant
Answer: while standing at the foot of the victim
●● on a infant with a severe airway obstruction, the attempt to remove
the object should be done
Answer: by performing back slaps and chest thrusts
●● what does the acronym AED stand for
Answer: automated external defibrillator
●● what does the acronym CPR stand for
Answer: cardiopulmonary resuscitation
●● name two methods that can be used to open a victims airway
Answer: head tilt chin lift and jaw thrust
●● In an adult and child victim what artery do you check for a pulse
Answer: carotid
●● in an infant victim what artery do you check for a pulse
Answer: brachial
