For Life - First Aid

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CPR and First Aid Quiz

Test your knowledge on critical first aid and CPR techniques with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed to provide essential information while assessing your understanding of lifesaving practices.

Key Features:

  • Multiple choice questions
  • Relevant scenarios and symptoms
  • Immediate feedback on your answers
14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by SavingLife101
In which rhythm (compressions / breaths) do we perform CPR on an adult?
15/2
3/2
30/2
Only compressions
If we are not sure whether an unconscious person is breathing or not we ...
... Place a mirror or glass in front of the mouth or nose to see if it gets foggy
... Check the persons puls on the neck or arm
... Put the person into recovery position and wait 5 minutes
... We act as if the person was not breathing at all and start performing CPR
What number can you call in a medical emergency in the czech republic?
150
155
112
110
How long do we perform CPR?
Until you get tired
For 20 minutes
Until an ambulance arrives and medics take over
Until the casualty is conscious and makes you stop
Mark all symptoms of a myocardial infarction (heart attack)
Pupil size asymmetry
Nausea and vomiting
Sweating
Chestpain
In which rhythm (compressions / breaths) do we perform CPR on a 6 year old kid?
30/2
3/2
15/2
It depends on how strong I am
What are common signs of a stroke?
Facial hemiparesis (one sided inabillity to move)
Arm or leg weakness
Speech difficulty
Asymmetric pupils (Anisocoria)
How do you stop a severe bleeding on a limb?
With your bare hand
With a pressure bandage
By placing a tourniquet or the peripheral part of the limb
By waiting until a blood clot is formed
How do you check for breathing on an unconscious laying person?
"Head tilt & chin lift" then listen
"Jaw-thrust" maneuver then listen
By looking for chest movements
By positioning the patient onto his left side
For untrained people, the best way to palpate the pulse during basic life support is:
On the wrist (Radial a.)
We do not check for the patients pulse
On the neck (Carotid a.)
On the thigh (Femoral a.)
What is the recommended depth of chest compressions?
As much as possible
1/3 of the front to back diameter
1/4 of the front to back diameter
1/5 of the front to back diameter
What is the recommended frequency of chest compressions during CPR?
~30/minute
~60/minute
~120/minute
As fast as possible
What do we use an "Epipen" for?
Treatment of cardiac arrest
Treatment of stroke
Treatment of anaphylactic shock
Treatment of bleeding
What is most important when getting into a emergency situation?
To look good while rescuing someone
To remember everything you have ever learned about first aid
To ensure your own safety
To get publicly acknowledged
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