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Knowing an emergency when you see one, calling for help, and what to do until it arrives.
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30 questions
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Which person shows a sign of a life-threatening emergency?
Which person needs immediate emergency help for bleeding?
At lunch, which person is showing signs of a choking emergency?
Which person may be in cardiac arrest and needs an emergency response now?
During a movie, which situation is an emergency requiring immediate action?
You reach a collapsed person in a school hallway. According to the American Red Cross, what should happen first?
A gym floor is safe, and a student has collapsed. What is the next check before deciding what care is needed?
A person is unresponsive and only gasping after you check the scene and person. What is the correct next sequence?
You are alone with an adult who is unresponsive and not breathing normally. What sequence does the American Heart Association recommend?
After checking a safe scene, Jae is unresponsive but breathing normally. What should happen next?
The scene is safe, help has been called, and an adult is unresponsive with no normal breathing. What care comes next?
A caller dials 911 for a collapsed person. What information should be given first?
A 911 dispatcher asks for a callback number during an emergency call. What should the caller provide?
A dispatcher asks what is happening to a collapsed adult. Which report gives the most useful emergency information?
After a caller gives 911 the location and describes the emergency, what should the caller do?
During the hands-only CPR setup step, where should an adult be placed for compressions?
For the hand-placement step of hands-only CPR on an adult, where is the heel of the first hand placed?
For the hand-placement step of hands-only CPR, how should the second hand be positioned?
During the body-position step of hands-only CPR, how should the rescuer align their body?
For adult hands-only CPR, what compression rate does the American Heart Association recommend?
For an average adult, how deep should each hands-only CPR compression be?
In the chest-recoil step of hands-only CPR, what should happen after each compression?
In the continuous-compressions step, what makes CPR "hands-only"?
For which person is hands-only CPR intended after checking the scene and calling for help?
After check and call steps, an AED arrives for an unresponsive, non-breathing adult. What should rescuers do first with the AED?
An AED prompt tells rescuers to attach pads. What should they do?
An AED is ready to attach pads, but the person's chest is wet. What should rescuers do?
The AED announces that it is analyzing the heart rhythm. What must all rescuers do?
The AED advises a shock. What should rescuers do at that moment?
The AED announces, "No shock advised." What should rescuers do next?
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30 questions
