F4 SC CHAP 2 (CPR & HM)

CPR is an emergency aid that involves a combination of _____________ and ____________.

• chest compressions, mouth-to-nose resuscitation

• chest compressions, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

• heimlich manoeuvre & chest compressions

• heimlich manoeuvre & mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

What is the importance of CPR?

• To restore the victim's heartbeat and breathing.

• To renew the victim's respiratory system.

• To open the victim's airway.

• To remove the blockage from the respiratory tract.

What is the importance of Heimlich Manoeuvre?

• To restore the victim's heartbeat and breathing.

• To renew the victim's respiratory system.

• To open the victim's airway.

• To remove the blockage from the respiratory tract.

What is the importance of chest compression?

• To open the victim's airway.

• To compress the victim's respiratory system.

• To produce artificial blood circulation.

• To remove the blockage from the respiratory tract.

___________ is an emergency aid that is carried out to save an individual who is choking.

• CPR

• Chest compression

• Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

• Heimlich Manoeuvre

Which of the following situations of individuals requiring CPR?

• Hold the neck with both hands

• No heartbeat or pulse

• Not breathing

• Difficulty in breathing

Which of the following situations of individuals requiring Heimlich Manoeuvre?

• The individual can speak.

• The individual cannot breathe.

• The individual holds the neck with both hands.

• The skin, lips and nails appear bluish or blackish.

What is the purpose of recovery position?

• To restore the victim's heartbeat and breathing.

• To produce artificial blood circulation.

• To avoid the victim's tongue from blocking the airway.

• To prevent the victim from heart attack.

Which of the following causes of situations that require CPR?

• Atherosclerosis

• Diabetes mellitus

• Heart attack

• Drowning

Which of the following is the two initial steps before performing CPR?

• Check the victim's response.

• Open the airway.

• Call the 999 emergency helpline.

• Run away from the victim.