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  • August 21, 2024
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FIRST AID FINAL AND BLS TEST
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
If at the mall and you see someone that may need cpr, are you required by law to stop
and help since you are certified? - answer-no, because i am not at work and my job
does not require me to do so

If you decide to help a person who needs cpr and that person dies, can you successfully
be sued? Why or why not? - answer-no, the good samaritan law prevents someone
from being sued in this situation

When you notice that a patient does not have a pulse, how fast should compressions be
started? - answer-within 10 seconds

What is the proper rate for chest compressions during cpr? - answer-at least 100 bpm

What is the proper depth for chest compressions for an adult? - answer-5 centimeters

What is the proper depth for chest compressions for an infant? - answer-4 centimeters

What are the 5 steps in the adult chain of survival in order? - answer-recognize
emergency and phone for help, early cpr, aed use, advanced car, post care

What are the 5 steps in the infant chain of survival in order? - answer-prevention of
arrest, bystander cpr, activation, advanced life support, post-cardiac arrest care

A 9 month old baby who has a history of respiratory problems and who is not choking
suddenly stops breathing and collapses. What steps should you take in order? -
answer-activate emergency response and get defibrillator. Check pulse and if it's de

What does the acronym ppe stand for? - answer-personal protective equipment

Three examples of ppe are... - answer-gloves, goggles, mask

Three examples of bloodborne diseases are... - answer-hepatitis b, hepatitis c, hiv

How might someone with low blood sugar act or react? - answer-might be nervous,
irritable, or confused

Three reasons for low blood sugar are... - answer-taking certain medications, diabetes,
drinking alcohol

What question should you ask someone if they are responsive and in need of first aid? -
answer-may i help you?

, Prior to rendering first aid, what should you do first? - answer-check to be sure the
scene is safe

How long should you wash your hands? - answer-at least 20 seconds

If you cannot wash your hands right away, it is ok to use _____ - answer-hand sanitizer

You have already made sure the scene is safe for an unresponsive victim. What is the
first thing in the adult chain of survival that you should do next? - answer-call for help

The immediate care that you give someone with an illness or injury before someone
with advanced training arrives - answer-first aid

When you remove a pair of contaminated gloves, you put them in a ______ ___ -
answer-biohazard bag

What does cdc stand for? - answer-centers for disease control and prevention

The american heart association adult ____ __ ____ shows the most important actions
needed to treat emergencies - answer-chain of survival

_____ _____ are intended to protect you and your coworkers - answer-universal
precautions

As you assess a scene to help someone, you need to consider the following four
things... - answer-danger, help, who, where

If you are an off duty nurse at a soccer game, are you required to help someone? -
answer-no

When is it ok to hang up with a 911 dispatcher? - answer-when the dispatcher tells you
it is ok to hang up

When administering an epinephrine pen, how long do you hold the pen in place? -
answer-10 seconds

After taking the epi pen out of the victims thigh, how long do you rub the leg? - answer-
10 seconds

Chest discomfort, shortness of breath, and discomfort in other areas of the upper body
are signs of what? - answer-heart attack

What are good examples of what to give someone with low blood sugar? - answer-
gatorade and a packet of sugar

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