NHCPS-First Aid, AED, CPR. Questions and answers, 100% Proven pass rate.

NHCPS-First Aid, AED, CPR. Questions and answers, 100% Proven pass rate. Document Content and Description Below NHCPS-First Aid, AED, CPR. Questions and answers, 100% Proven pass rate. You are cleaning out your garage and accidentally splash in unknown chemical into your eyes. What is the most important fi rst step? - Rinse with copious water while contacting 911 You are concerned about potential carbon monoxide poisoning. You went to check on an elderly couple and found both of them unresponsive. After calling 911 how long should you remain on the phone? - Until the dispatcher tells you it's okay to hang up When considering epinephrine use, which of the following are true? - Push the needle against the thigh You are attending a conference when the speaker begins to have trouble. You note facial droop and slurred speech. What is the likely cause? - Stroke A motorcycle rider is struck by a car. You are first on scene and noticed an open femur fracture with massive bleeding. What technique should you consider? - Apply a Tourniqet You are jogging in an urban area and come upon a person lying on the ground. What is the first step in managing this case? - Assess the scene for safety You are performing CPR by yourself. The AED advises a shock. After the shock is delivered what is the next immediate step? - Resume Chest Compressions You are assessing an infant who does not appear to be breathing. There is no pulse. What is the next critical action to take? - Begin Chest compressions You are watching a baseball game when a player suddenly collapses after being stung by a bee. Which intervention is likely to be most effective? - Epinephrine What is one critical element that applies to all aspects of patient care including first aid and CPR? - Handwashing and PPE Which of the following methods are recommended to establish unresponsiveness? - Tap and shout, "Are you ok?" You come upon an unconscious victim with a pulse. They do not appear to be breathing. You are unable to deliver the first breath. What is the next step? - Repeat the head tilt/chin lift maneuver and attempt the breath again While walking up a steep hill on a golf course, your golfing partner begins complaining of chest discomfort. He breaks out into a sweat, feels nauseous and appears pale. What is the likely cause? - Heart Attack Sho