CPR and AED Comprehension Quiz

Imagine you're in a classroom with your friends Ava, Anika, and Priya, and suddenly one of them collapses! What should you do first?

• Start CPR immediately

• Call 911 and get an AED

• Check for breathing

• Wait for someone else to help

Hey there, Emma! Imagine you're in a life-saving situation. How many compressions should you perform per minute during CPR to help someone in need?

• 60

• 80

• 100-120

• 140

Hey there, future lifesaver! When Sophia or William finds themselves in a situation where an AED is needed, what should be their very first step?

• Apply the pads to the chest

• Power on the AED

• Call for help

• Analyze the heart rhythm

Hey Ethan! What should you do if your friend Liam is not breathing?

• Leave them alone

• Tap Liam's shoulders to see if he responds

• Start chest compressions immediately

• Wait for paramedics to arrive

Hey there, future lifesavers! Which of the following statements about using an AED is true? Let's see if you can help Henry, Avery, and Benjamin make the right choice!

• It can be used on anyone, regardless of age

• It is only effective if the person is conscious

• It should be used only after CPR has been performed for 5 minutes

• You should not touch the patient while it is analyzing

Hey there, little lifesaver! If your friend William is choking, what position should you support him in?

• Sitting upright

• Lying on their back

• Face down along your thigh

• On a flat surface

Imagine you're in a park with your friends Noah, Abigail, and Lily, and you suddenly find someone who isn't responding. What should you do to help?

• Start CPR immediately

• Call 911 and put the phone on speaker mode

• Wait for someone to pass by

• Leave the scene to get help

Hey there, friends! Imagine you just found your buddy Mason lying on the ground, unresponsive. How long should you check for breathing before you start to panic?

• 5 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 30 seconds

Hey Aiden! If the AED gives you the green light to deliver a shock, what should you do next?

• Administer the shock immediately

• Make sure no one is touching the patient

• Turn off the AED

• Wait for further instructions

Hey Mia, why do you think it's super important to check if the scene is safe before jumping in to help someone?

• To avoid legal issues

• To ensure you can help without getting harmed

• To impress bystanders

• To call for more help