CPR Knowledge Quiz

When should you start CPR?

• When someone is breathing but unconscious.

• When someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally.

• After waiting 5 minutes to see if they wake up.

• Only if an ambulance is more than 10 minutes away.

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

• Start chest compressions immediately

• Check for a response by shaking and shouting

• Give mouth-to-mouth breathing

• Run to find a defibrillator

If you are alone and need to call 999, what should you do?

• Call, put the phone on speaker, and start CPR

• Perform CPR for 5 minutes, then call 999

• Call later if the person doesn’t wake up

• Wait for someone else to call

What is the correct depth for chest compressions?

• 2-3 cm

• 3-4 cm

• 5-6 cm

• As deep as possible

How fast should you perform chest compressions?

• 40-60 beats per minute

• 100-120 beats per minute

• 150-180 beats per minute

• As fast as possible

What song can help you keep the correct rhythm for CPR?

• "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"

• "Stayin’ Alive" by the Bee Gees

• "Happy Birthday"

• "We Will Rock You"

What should you do if someone is gasping but not breathing normally?

• Wait to see if they start breathing on their own.

• Give them water to help.

• Start CPR immediately.

• Roll them onto their side.

Why is it important to lock your arms while performing chest compressions?

• To look professional

• It makes compressions stronger and more effective

• It helps you push faster

• It prevents breaking ribs

What should you do if you’re performing CPR and become tired?

• Keep going, even if your compressions become weak

• Stop completely and rest

• Ask someone else to take over if possible

• Perform slower compressions to conserve energy

What is the most important reason to perform CPR?

• To restart the heart immediately

• To keep blood flowing until medical help arrives

• To prevent broken bones

• To wake the person up