Hands only CPR Quiz

What do Good Samaritan Laws require from a "Good Samaritan"?

• To provide any type of medical care

• To use common sense and a reasonable level of skill

• To call emergency services immediately

• To perform CPR in all situations

What assumption do Good Samaritan Laws make about individuals?

• They will always have medical training

• They will do their best to save a life or prevent further injury

• They will avoid helping to prevent legal issues

• They will only help if they know the person

What is NOT a requirement of Good Samaritan Laws?

• To use common sense

• To have a reasonable level of skill

• To provide emergency care for which one is trained

• To have professional medical certification

What is one requirement for a person to be protected under the California statute when giving emergency care?

• They must be a doctor

• They must not expect any payment

• They must work in an emergency department

• They must have a license

Which of the following is a condition for protection under the statute?

• The help was offered for a fee

• The assistance was made in good faith

• The person is a licensed professional

• The person works in a hospital

Who is NOT covered by the statute when providing emergency care?

• A passerby

• A nonmedical volunteer

• An emergency department professional

• A person acting in good faith

What is the primary focus of the statute?

• Protecting medical professionals

• Protecting those who help in emergencies

• Ensuring payment for services

• Regulating hospital procedures

What is the second step in Hands-Only CPR?

• Call 911

• Check for breathing

• Push hard and fast in the center of the chest

• Place the person in the recovery position

What should you do if you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse?

• Call 911

• Give them water

• Move them to a safe place

• Wait for them to regain consciousness

Where should you push during Hands-Only CPR?

• On the stomach

• On the back

• In the center of the chest

• On the neck