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Apart from unconsciousness and not breathing normally which of the following should be regarded as a further indication that a casualty may be in Cardiac Arrest ?

Seizure

Coughing

Facial Swelling

Skin Rash

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If a casualty is unresponsive, you tilt the head back and lift the chin in order to....

Make it easier to see if there is a blockage

Stop the tongue from blocking the airway

Open the airway and check for breathing

Increase blood circulation to the brain

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How many rescue breaths should you give after each set of chest compressions

One

Two

Three

Four

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A chest compession on an Adult should push the chest down to which depth?

3-4 cm

4-5 cm

5-6 cm

6-7 cm

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After giving rescue breaths how quickly should you re commence chest compressions

Within 2 seconds

After re-checking breathing

Within 10 seconds

When AED tells you

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Doing CPR on an Adult should be done at which sequence?

5 to 1

10 to 2

15 to 2

30 to 2

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The decision to use the AED follows which sequence?

Check breathing then responsiveness - None, Gives 2 breaths, Remove clothing at chest

Check responsiveness then breathing- None, Gives 2 breaths, Remove clothing at chest

Give 2 breaths, Check responsiveness then breathing- None, Remove clothing at chest

None of the above.

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When a shock is about to be applied what should be done?

Hold casualties hand to reassure him

Keep the head tilt on with one hand

Give command to ''Stand Clear''

Call 999 for an ambulance

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In more than what percentage will an AED correctly prevent a person giving a shock to someone who dosn't need one? will an AED

50 %

65 %

85 %

99 %

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Where should the AED pads be attached?

Both between the nipples

One on the chest and one on the back

One under right collar bone and one on left side of chest, below the armpit

One on chest and one on the abdomen

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How many shocks should be given in a row and nothing done between these shocks?

1 Shock

2 Shocks

3 Shocks

No set number

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What should you do if a casualty's chest is bathed in sweat?

Nothing special

Let his clothing remain on his chest

Put paper on chest and glue pads on top

Wipe the skin dry where you wish to place pads and skin area between the pads

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What do you do if AED says "No shock advised" and you then find the casualty has signs of circulation but no breathing?

Stop Resuscitation

Start CPR

Place in the Recovery Position

Start rescue breathing, and check for pulse every few minutes

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What should you do if you are sure a casualty is not breathing, but uncertain if there are signs of circulation?

Call 999 for ambulance and make sure casualty is lying comfortably

Start rescue breaths immediately, but do not use the AED

Get someone to call 999 for ambulance and get AED, while starting CPR yourself

Call 999 for ambulance and start CPR

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What should you do when the ambulance arrives?

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Insist on continuing to help in the vehicle

Make sure the arriving ambulance understands what to do

Give brief report, offer contined help, and leave the rest to the crew

Step back

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What does the AED Stand for?

Automated External Defibrillator

Automated Easy Defibrillator

Action for External Defibrilator

Action for Easy Defibrilator.

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Current research from shows that if a casualty having a cardiac arrest is shocked with an AED within 2 minutes the chances of survival are...?

98 %

80 %

65 %

50 %

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If the casualty is lying in a pool of water what should you do?

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Carry on and use the AED

Take them away from the pool of water and use the AED

Do not use the AED at all and call 999

Take them away from the pool of water and dry off before using the AED

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Why should a person in cardiac arrest br treated with an AED as soon as possible?

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It gives the casualty the best chance of survival

It is least dangerous

It is the simplest thing to do

Using the AED is better then doing CPR

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AED and CPR Quiz - Defibrillation Quiz Questions

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AED and CPR Quiz – Defibrillation Quiz Questions

Apart from unconsciousness and not breathing normally which of the following should be regarded as a further indication that a casualty may be in Cardiac Arrest ?

If a casualty is unresponsive, you tilt the head back and lift the chin in order to....

How many rescue breaths should you give after each set of chest compressions

A chest compession on an Adult should push the chest down to which depth?

After giving rescue breaths how quickly should you re commence chest compressions

Doing CPR on an Adult should be done at which sequence?

The decision to use the AED follows which sequence?

When a shock is about to be applied what should be done?

In more than what percentage will an AED correctly prevent a person giving a shock to someone who dosn't need one? will an AED

Where should the AED pads be attached?

How many shocks should be given in a row and nothing done between these shocks?

What should you do if a casualty's chest is bathed in sweat?

What do you do if AED says "No shock advised" and you then find the casualty has signs of circulation but no breathing?

What should you do if you are sure a casualty is not breathing, but uncertain if there are signs of circulation?

What should you do when the ambulance arrives?

What does the AED Stand for?

Current research from shows that if a casualty having a cardiac arrest is shocked with an AED within 2 minutes the chances of survival are...?

If the casualty is lying in a pool of water what should you do?

Why should a person in cardiac arrest br treated with an AED as soon as possible?

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AED and CPR Quiz – Defibrillation Quiz Questions

Apart from unconsciousness and not breathing normally which of the following should be regarded as a further indication that a casualty may be in Cardiac Arrest ?

If a casualty is unresponsive, you tilt the head back and lift the chin in order to....

How many rescue breaths should you give after each set of chest compressions

A chest compession on an Adult should push the chest down to which depth?

After giving rescue breaths how quickly should you re commence chest compressions

Doing CPR on an Adult should be done at which sequence?

The decision to use the AED follows which sequence?

When a shock is about to be applied what should be done?

In more than what percentage will an AED correctly prevent a person giving a shock to someone who dosn't need one? will an AED

Where should the AED pads be attached?

How many shocks should be given in a row and nothing done between these shocks?

What should you do if a casualty's chest is bathed in sweat?

What do you do if AED says "No shock advised" and you then find the casualty has signs of circulation but no breathing?

What should you do if you are sure a casualty is not breathing, but uncertain if there are signs of circulation?

What should you do when the ambulance arrives?

What does the AED Stand for?

Current research from shows that if a casualty having a cardiac arrest is shocked with an AED within 2 minutes the chances of survival are...?

If the casualty is lying in a pool of water what should you do?

Why should a person in cardiac arrest br treated with an AED as soon as possible?

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