BLS Practice Questions 1 by Review | Sep 2, 2022 | 0 comments How many links are in the chain of survival? 6 4 3 2 None You arrive on the scene to find a victim unresponsive and down. After Calling for help, what should you do next? Check For Breathing and Pulse Apply the Pads Get the AED Start CPR beginning with Chest Compressions None After checking for Responsiveness you find the patient has a pulse, but is not breathing. What should you do next? Call 911 Apply the AED Pads Start CPR beginning with Chest Compressions Give Breaths None After checking for responsiveness you find the patient is unresponsive. What should you do next? Check for Breathing and Pulse Call for Help Apply AED PADS Find Pt. Medical ID Bracelet None After checking for Responsiveness you find the patient has a pulse, but is not breathing. What should you do next? Begin CPR with Chest Compressions Give Breaths None You arrive on the scene and find a victim lying flat, what is the first thing you should do? Call for Help Check for Breathing Check for Responsiveness Check for a Pulse None You arrive on the scene and find a victim lying flat, what is the first thing you should do? Call for Help None You arrive on the scene for an unresponsive patient help is on the way. What should you do next? Check for Breathing and Pulse Apply the AED Pads Find the AED Call 911 None How long should you check for breathing and pulse? 2 minutes 3 seconds 2 seconds 5 seconds None You arrive on the scene the scene is safe. You discover the patient is unresponsive. What should you do next? Call for help Check for Pulse Check for Breathing Check the Medical ID Bracelet None You arrive on the scene. The scene is safe. The patient does not have a pulse. What should you do? Start CPR beginning with Breathing Start CPR Beginning with the AED Start CPR beginning with Chest Compressions Start CPR beginning with Defibrillation None You arrive on the scene. The scene is Safe. The adult patient has a pulse, but is not breathing. How often should you give a breath? Every 6 seconds Every Second Every 3 Seconds Every 2 minutes None While delivering breaths to a patient. How do you determine if the breaths are effective? Measured Volumes Feel for Exhalation Watch for Chest Rise Listen to Breath Sounds None You arrive on the scene. What is the first thing you should do? Ensure the Scene is well lit Ensure the Scene is safe Ensure there is a flat surface Ensure you are hydrated None Time's up
