The minimum PPE requirements are: _________ and _________.

It is important that you allow the chest to effectively ________ in between chest compressions.

It is unsafe to administer a shock when _________.
A) The person is on snow, ice, or light rain,
B) Someone is touching the patient.
C) You are using free-flowing oxygen.
D) B and C are correct.

I know that a person's airway is partially blocked if they can _________ or _________. I should encourage them to __________.

You find a patient lying VSA on an outdoor ice rink in the middle of winter and he is underdressed. How long should you check his vital signs?

Before approaching the patient I must check the environment for:__________.

This term refers to the percentage of time spent giving chest compressions during CPR.

When the AED is in CHARGE mode you should be administering ________ ______________.

Name three things I can do to help myself if I am alone and choking.

You come across an unresponsive patient who is VSA and you notice that her skin is turning a pinkish tint. You check the patient's SpO2 and the reading is 100%,. You should suspect: _________ _________ poisoning.

If an individual were to grimace and/ or moan in pain when you squeeze their traps, then their LOR (AVPU scale) is: __________.

(MC) It is NOT ok to discontinue CPR when (chose all correct answers):
A) the scene becomes unsafe
B) the person resumes breathing (ROSC) and screams OW!!!
C) someone asks for your phone #
D) another trained HCP takes over
E) you need to take a breather because you are exhausted.

If the patient has a very hairy chest, you should [select any correct answer(s)]:
A) Leave it as is and stick the pad on top.
B) Do a fine, thorough manscape of the entire chest.
C) Do a quick shave of the area where the pad belongs.
D) I can use an AED pad to wax of hair (if no razor is present).

On a pregnant or larger individual I should perform back blows and _______ thrusts (as opposed to the abdominal thrust).

You enter a room and within a few minutes start feelin:
-dizzy/ lightheaded
-nauseous
-tightness in the chest.
You must: ___________ immediately and call ___.

You should perform this technique if you suspect a head or spinal injury (when opening the airway).

If you are all alone with a CHILD or INFANT (pediatric patient) and need to leave them unattended to call 911, I must do what before leaving to call?

It is unsafe to defibrillate (select all of the correct answers):
A) a neonate
B) a pregnant person
C) a patient with a pacemaker
D) all of the above

What is one thing you should never do when choking? (Hint: there are some common mistakes that people make).

Your patient got stung by a bee and now is having: -trouble breathing (making high-pitched sounds)
-is breaking out into hives,
-feels dizzy and nauseous.
You must treat this patient with: _________ and calling ___?

If your patient is gasping at irregular intervals and not breathing normally, this is known as an _________ respiration. *Does this person need CPR?

If I do NOT have a BVM or a pocket mask and it is unsafe to give rescue breaths (mouth-to-mouth), then I can instead perform: _________ _______ CPR.

In order to increase blood flow to the (pregnant) patient's heart, you can _______ the right hip.

Before performing these techniques on a patient in a wheel chair, I must remember to: ________ (3 words).

Your patient is lying VSA and is barely breathing.
-His skin is becoming cyanotic (note: this might be grey tint on a darker skinned person).
- His eyes are rolled back and his pupils are constricted
-His muscle tone is very flaccid.
You should treat this patient with __________ and calling ____.