Question

1. To administer back blows, what position should the person be in? Bent forward at the waist A. B. Standing straight up C. Bent forward at the knees D. Laying down 2. Compression-only CPR should only be used on which of the following types of victims? Under the age of 8 A. B. Victims you witness collapse C. Victims do not witness collapse you Collapsed from choking 3. When using an AED, after the shock is delivered when should CPR resume? Wait 30 seconds A. B. Wait 1 minutes Immediately C. Do not continue CPR 4. Which of the following is the correct order when you witness a victim needing CPR? Check the scene, check the victim, call 911, and start compressions immediately B. Check the scene, call 911, check the victim, and start compressions immediately Call 911, check the scene, check the victim, and start compressions immediately C. Call 911, check the victim, check the scene, and start compressions immediately D.

Answer 1

1. To administer back blows, the person should be bent forward at the waist because of back blows are effective when the airway is in parallel to the ground.

Answer - (A)

2. Compression only CPR should be used on victims you witness collapse.

Because there is some oxygen always remains after sudden cardiac arrest but the thing here is due to cessation of blood flow the oxygen can't reach cells.

Answer - (B)

Other options are wrong because

Option A, The under 8 children are usually collapsing due to respiratory failure so, you need to give rescue breaths.

Option C - Due to delay There may be depletion of oxygen level in the blood so, you need to give rescue breaths.

D suggests Respiratory failure so, you need to give rescue breaths.

3. After using an AED after the shock is delivered you should immediately start CPR to maintain the quality of CPR.

Answer - (C)

4. First, you should check the scene to avoid further injury (Example if the victim collapsed in the road then you should first bring the patient from the road to a safe place)

Then check the victims for response

Call 911 for Help

Starts compression immediately to save the life

Answer - (A)