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Hands Only CPR
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Question 1
If you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse, what is the first thing you should do?(1 point)
Responses

Ignore the situation
Ignore the situation

Ask someone to Call 9-1-1 or you call 9-1-1
Ask someone to Call 9-1-1 or you call 9-1-1

Give rescue breaths
Give rescue breaths

Turn them on their stomach
Turn them on their stomach
Question 2
How do you position your hands for chest compressions?(1 point)
Responses

hands side by side in the center of chest
hands side by side in the center of chest

heel of one hand with the other on top in the center of the chest
heel of one hand with the other on top in the center of the chest

hands side by side on top of the abdomen
hands side by side on top of the abdomen

one hand on top of the abdomen
one hand on top of the abdomen
Question 3
You will push hard and fast at a rate of _________ per minute. (1 point)
Responses

90-100 compressions per minute
90-100 compressions per minute

100-120 compressions per minute
100-120 compressions per minute

120-130 compressions per minute
120-130 compressions per minute

150 compressions per minute
150 compressions per minute
Question 4
Do you need to give mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing with hands only CPR?(1 point)
Responses

Yes
Yes

No
No
CPR Hands Only with AED
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Question 5
Survival of sudden cardiac arrest is more likely when CPR is combined with:(1 point)
Responses

Emergency Oxygen
Emergency Oxygen

Abdominal Compressions
Abdominal Compressions

Elevating the victim's feet
Elevating the victim's feet

Early defibrillation
Early defibrillation
Question 6
Can you use an AED on top of clothes?(1 point)
Responses

Yes
Yes

No
No
Question 7
What is the first thing you do when an AED arrives?(1 point)
Responses

Turn on the AED and follow the prompts
Turn on the AED and follow the prompts

Place the pads on the person
Place the pads on the person

Continue CPR
Continue CPR

Deliver a shock
Deliver a shock
Question 8
Before shocking, clear the scene by: (Check all that apply-2 pts)(2 points)
Responses

Stating "Clear" or "Everybody clear!"
Stating "Clear" or "Everybody clear!"

Observing that no one is touching the victim or clothing
Observing that no one is touching the victim or clothing

Check for a patient's pulse
Check for a patient's pulse

Give breaths to patient
Give breaths to patient
Question 9
After the AED delivers a shock, the rescuer should:(1 point)
Responses

Check for normal breathing
Check for normal breathing

Check for pulse
Check for pulse

Resume Compressions
Resume Compressions

Place in recovery position
Place in recovery position
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Answer 1

Here are the suggested answers based on common knowledge regarding Hands-Only CPR and the use of an AED:

**Question 1**
If you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse, what is the first thing you should do?
**Answer:** Ask someone to Call 9-1-1 or you call 9-1-1

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**Question 2**
How do you position your hands for chest compressions?
**Answer:** heel of one hand with the other on top in the center of the chest

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**Question 3**
You will push hard and fast at a rate of _________ per minute.
**Answer:** 100-120 compressions per minute

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**Question 4**
Do you need to give mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing with hands only CPR?
**Answer:** No

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**Question 5**
Survival of sudden cardiac arrest is more likely when CPR is combined with:
**Answer:** Early defibrillation

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**Question 6**
Can you use an AED on top of clothes?
**Answer:** Yes

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**Question 7**
What is the first thing you do when an AED arrives?
**Answer:** Turn on the AED and follow the prompts

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**Question 8**
Before shocking, clear the scene by: (Check all that apply-2 pts)
**Answer:**
- Stating "Clear" or "Everybody clear!"
- Observing that no one is touching the victim or clothing

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**Question 9**
After the AED delivers a shock, the rescuer should:
**Answer:** Resume Compressions

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Make sure to double-check the answers based on the specific training or guidelines you have received, as there can be variations in CPR protocols based on the organization or updates to the guidelines.