Quiz: BLS Post Test


BLS Post TestOnline version Choose the correct answer. by Nurul Alnur Zuwita 1 What is the first thing you should do if you see someone collapse? a Check for breathing b Call for help and check the scene is safe c Start chest compressions d Look for identification 2 When performing chest compressions on an adult, your hands should be placed: a Over the centre of the chest (middle of the breastbone) b On the left side of the chest c On the upper right side of the chest d On the lower abdomen 3 What does CPR stand for? a Cerebral Pulse Responder b Cardiac Pressure Response c Continuous Pressure Rescue d Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 4 If the person is unresponsive and not breathing normally, what should you do next? a Check their blood pressure b Give them something to drink c Wait for help without touching them d Call emergency services (999 and get an AED) 5 What is the correct chest compression depth for an adult? a As deep as possible b About 4 cm c About 2 cm d About at least 5 cm 6 What is the recommended chest compression rate? a 60–80 per minute b 140–160 per minute c Any speed as long as you push hard d 100–120 per minute 7 What is the recommended compression-to-breath ratio for giving CPR? a 30:2 b 10:1 c Continuous compressions with no breaths d 15:2 8 If you are unable or unwilling to give rescue breaths, what should you do? a Do chest compressions only b Wait for medical help without doing anything c Shake the victim repeatedly d Stop CPR 9 When do you stop CPR? a When the person starts breathing or professional help arrives b When you complete 1 cycle c When someone else asks you to stop d After 2 minutes 10 What should you do if an AED arrives while you are performing CPR? a Wait for paramedics to use it b Turn it on, follow its voice prompts, and attach pads c Continue CPR without using it d Only use it if the person wakes up 11 After delivering a shock with an AED, what is the next step? a Immediately resume CPR starting with chest compressions b Check for breathing c Wait for the AED to prompt again d Give the victim water 12 For a choking adult who cannot cough, speak, or breathe, what should you do? a Give them a drink of water b Give abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver) c Lay them down and start CPR immediately d Slap them hard on the face 13 How long should you continue CPR? a All of the above b Until trained help arrives c Until the victim starts breathing normally d Until you are too exhausted to continue 14 You see an adult clutching their throat, unable to speak or breathe. What is the correct first step? a Ask if they are choking, then perform abdominal thrusts if they can’t speak b Give them water to try to swallow the object c Call EMS and wait without giving aid d Slap their back forcefully until they start coughing 15 What device can give an electric shock to restart the heart? a Ventilator b AED (Automated External Defibrillator) c Oxygen tank d ECG machine 16 You kneel beside the man and tap his shoulder, shouting “Are you okay?”, but he does not respond. What should you do next? a Give two rescue breaths b Open his mouth to see if there is food inside c Turn him on his side d Check if he is breathing normally 17 You are performing CPR and the victim starts breathing normally again. What should you do next? a Continue CPR for another 2 minutes b Stop CPR and put them in the recovery position c Immediately give them water d Leave them alone and go get help 18 If you are too tired to continue CPR and no one else is available, what is the safest thing to do? a Call for help again and wait b Stop and rest for a few minutes before continuing c Stop CPR completely d Keep going until help arrives, even if slower 19 You are alone at a park and see a child collapse. The child has no breathing and no pulse. What is different from the adult CPR sequence? a Use only one hand for compressions b Call 999 immediately before doing CPR c Give 5 cycles (≈2 minutes) of CPR before calling for help and getting an AED d Use a slower rate of compressions 20 In another situation, you are having dinner with a friend, and he suddenly clutches his throat, cannot speak, and is turning blue. What should you do? a Lay him flat and start CPR immediately b Encourage him to cough forcefully c Give him water to drink d Stand behind and perform abdominal thrusts

1

What is the first thing you should do if you see someone collapse?

a

Check for breathing

b

Call for help and check the scene is safe

c

Start chest compressions

d

Look for identification

2

When performing chest compressions on an adult, your hands should be placed:

a

Over the centre of the chest (middle of the breastbone)

b

On the left side of the chest

c

On the upper right side of the chest

d

On the lower abdomen

3

What does CPR stand for?

a

Cerebral Pulse Responder

b

Cardiac Pressure Response

c

Continuous Pressure Rescue

d

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

4

If the person is unresponsive and not breathing normally, what should you do next?

a

Check their blood pressure

b

Give them something to drink

c

Wait for help without touching them

d

Call emergency services (999 and get an AED)

5

What is the correct chest compression depth for an adult?

a

As deep as possible

b

About 4 cm

c

About 2 cm

d

About at least 5 cm

6

What is the recommended chest compression rate?

a

60–80 per minute

b

140–160 per minute

c

Any speed as long as you push hard

d

100–120 per minute

7

What is the recommended compression-to-breath ratio for giving CPR?

a

30:2

b

10:1

c

Continuous compressions with no breaths

d

15:2

8

If you are unable or unwilling to give rescue breaths, what should you do?

a

Do chest compressions only

b

Wait for medical help without doing anything

c

Shake the victim repeatedly

d

Stop CPR

9

When do you stop CPR?

a

When the person starts breathing or professional help arrives

b

When you complete 1 cycle

c

When someone else asks you to stop

d

After 2 minutes

10

What should you do if an AED arrives while you are performing CPR?

a

Wait for paramedics to use it

b

Turn it on, follow its voice prompts, and attach pads

c

Continue CPR without using it

d

Only use it if the person wakes up

11

After delivering a shock with an AED, what is the next step?

a

Immediately resume CPR starting with chest compressions

b

Check for breathing

c

Wait for the AED to prompt again

d

Give the victim water

12

For a choking adult who cannot cough, speak, or breathe, what should you do?

a

Give them a drink of water

b

Give abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver)

c

Lay them down and start CPR immediately

d

Slap them hard on the face

13

How long should you continue CPR?

a

All of the above

b

Until trained help arrives

c

Until the victim starts breathing normally

d

Until you are too exhausted to continue

14

You see an adult clutching their throat, unable to speak or breathe. What is the correct first step?

a

Ask if they are choking, then perform abdominal thrusts if they can’t speak

b

Give them water to try to swallow the object

c

Call EMS and wait without giving aid

d

Slap their back forcefully until they start coughing

15

What device can give an electric shock to restart the heart?

a

Ventilator

b

AED (Automated External Defibrillator)

c

Oxygen tank

d

ECG machine

16

You kneel beside the man and tap his shoulder, shouting “Are you okay?”, but he does not respond. What should you do next?

a

Give two rescue breaths

b

Open his mouth to see if there is food inside

c

Turn him on his side

d

Check if he is breathing normally

17

You are performing CPR and the victim starts breathing normally again. What should you do next?

a

Continue CPR for another 2 minutes

b

Stop CPR and put them in the recovery position

c

Immediately give them water

d

Leave them alone and go get help

18

If you are too tired to continue CPR and no one else is available, what is the safest thing to do?

a

Call for help again and wait

b

Stop and rest for a few minutes before continuing

c

Stop CPR completely

d

Keep going until help arrives, even if slower

19

You are alone at a park and see a child collapse. The child has no breathing and no pulse. What is different from the adult CPR sequence?

a

Use only one hand for compressions

b

Call 999 immediately before doing CPR

c

Give 5 cycles (≈2 minutes) of CPR before calling for help and getting an AED

d

Use a slower rate of compressions

20

In another situation, you are having dinner with a friend, and he suddenly clutches his throat, cannot speak, and is turning blue. What should you do?

a

Lay him flat and start CPR immediately

b

Encourage him to cough forcefully

c

Give him water to drink

d

Stand behind and perform abdominal thrusts

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BLS Post TestOnline version

by Nurul Alnur Zuwita

What is the first thing you should do if you see someone collapse?

When performing chest compressions on an adult, your hands should be placed:

What does CPR stand for?

If the person is unresponsive and not breathing normally, what should you do next?

What is the correct chest compression depth for an adult?

What is the recommended chest compression rate?

What is the recommended compression-to-breath ratio for giving CPR?

If you are unable or unwilling to give rescue breaths, what should you do?

When do you stop CPR?

What should you do if an AED arrives while you are performing CPR?

After delivering a shock with an AED, what is the next step?

For a choking adult who cannot cough, speak, or breathe, what should you do?

How long should you continue CPR?

You see an adult clutching their throat, unable to speak or breathe. What is the correct first step?

What device can give an electric shock to restart the heart?

You kneel beside the man and tap his shoulder, shouting “Are you okay?”, but he does not respond. What should you do next?

You are performing CPR and the victim starts breathing normally again. What should you do next?

If you are too tired to continue CPR and no one else is available, what is the safest thing to do?

You are alone at a park and see a child collapse. The child has no breathing and no pulse. What is different from the adult CPR sequence?

In another situation, you are having dinner with a friend, and he suddenly clutches his throat, cannot speak, and is turning blue. What should you do?

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