MCQ Questions
Q.1.
What does a chest compression feedback device?
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    1. Scene safety2 Check for responsiveness3. Shout for nearby help and activate the emergency response system 4. Breaking and Pulse Check (If there is no normal breathing but has a pulse then provide rescue breathing and check pulse every 2 min) (If there is no breathing and no pulse begin CPR with 30:2 compression vs breaths get AED)
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    1. Ensure that the victim is on a flat surface2. The importance of chest recoil3. Compression rate, depth, and Compression-to-ventilation Ratio 4. Minimizing Interruptions in Chest Compressions
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    Feedback devices can monitor CPR quality regarding rate, depth, and chest recoil and provide real-time corrective feedback to rescuers. The use of audiovisual feedback devices during CPR may help improve CPR performance by providing feedback on aspects such as depth and rate.
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    Step 1: Place one hand on the victim's forehead, and push with your palm to tilt the head back.Step 2: Place the fingers of the other hand under the bony part of the lower jaw, near the chin.Step 3: Lift the jaw to bring the chin forward. This lifts the victim's tongue away from the back of the throat, relieving a possible airway obstruction.
Q.2.
T or F When giving breaths to a victim by using a pocket mask, the rescuer would deliver each breath over 2 seconds and with just enough force to make the chest rise
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    False should be over 1 second
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    100 to 120 per minute
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    True
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    Carotid pulse check
Q.3.
What are the critical 4 components of adult chest compressions?
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    1. Ensure that the victim is on a flat surface2. The importance of chest recoil3. Compression rate, depth, and Compression-to-ventilation Ratio 4. Minimizing Interruptions in Chest Compressions
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    Feedback devices can monitor CPR quality regarding rate, depth, and chest recoil and provide real-time corrective feedback to rescuers. The use of audiovisual feedback devices during CPR may help improve CPR performance by providing feedback on aspects such as depth and rate.
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    1. Scene safety2 Check for responsiveness3. Shout for nearby help and activate the emergency response system 4. Breaking and Pulse Check (If there is no normal breathing but has a pulse then provide rescue breathing and check pulse every 2 min) (If there is no breathing and no pulse begin CPR with 30:2 compression vs breaths get AED)
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    100 to 120 per minute
Q.4.
Chest compressions should be performed at the rate of
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    100 to 120 per minute
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    1. Scene safety2 Check for responsiveness3. Shout for nearby help and activate the emergency response system 4. Breaking and Pulse Check (If there is no normal breathing but has a pulse then provide rescue breathing and check pulse every 2 min) (If there is no breathing and no pulse begin CPR with 30:2 compression vs breaths get AED)
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    1. Ensure that the victim is on a flat surface2. The importance of chest recoil3. Compression rate, depth, and Compression-to-ventilation Ratio 4. Minimizing Interruptions in Chest Compressions
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    Carotid pulse check
Q.5.
Which pulse check should you perform for an unresponsive adult victim?
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    False should be over 1 second
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    100 to 120 per minute
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    Carotid pulse check
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    1. Ensure that the victim is on a flat surface2. The importance of chest recoil3. Compression rate, depth, and Compression-to-ventilation Ratio 4. Minimizing Interruptions in Chest Compressions