CPR Review

What does CPR stand for in medical emergency procedures?

• Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation

• Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

• Cardiovascular Pulmonary Resuscitation

• Cardiac Pressure Resuscitation

What is the leading cause of death in America?

• Cancer

• Stroke

• Sudden cardiac arrest

• Respiratory diseases

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS3-1

How long can a healthy human brain typically survive without oxygen once the heart stops functioning?

• Up to 2 minutes

• Up to 4 minutes

• Up to 6 minutes

• Up to 8 minutes

According to the CPR timeline, within how many minutes of non-intervention is brain damage considered unlikely?

• A) 0-2 minutes

• B) 0-4 minutes

• C) 0-6 minutes

• D) 0-8 minutes

What is the maximum duration mentioned in the CPR timeline after which brain damage becomes probable?

• A) 4-6 minutes

• B) 6-8 minutes

• C) 6-10 minutes

• D) 8-12 minutes

After how many minutes of non-intervention during CPR is death most probable?

• A) Over 8 minutes

• B) Over 10 minutes

• C) Over 12 minutes

• D) Over 15 minutes

What is one of the benefits of performing CPR on a victim?

• It can cause immediate recovery.

• It can provide oxygenated blood to the victim's brain.

• It can stop external bleeding.

• It can cure underlying diseases.

How does CPR impact the survival chances of a victim?

• It slightly increases the chance of survival.

• It decreases the chance of survival.

• It dramatically increases the chance of survival.

• It has no impact on the chance of survival.

Where does the air we breathe in travel to first after entering the body?

• The heart

• The stomach

• The lungs

• The brain

What picks up the oxygen from the air we breathe?

• The muscles

• The blood

• The bones

• The nerves