cprSFA Exam – FirstAidWeb Inc.

Adult and Pediatric CPR + Standard First Aid Exam

This exam consists of true or false and multiple choice questions. It's not timed (so don't rush) but all questions and answers are randomized each time (just to make sure you're paying attention).

When you're done you will see your statistics and receive your score - 70% or better to pass. Scroll down to review all of your answers and, depending on your status, re-take the exam or get your certification.

Good luck 🙂

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1. In a compound fracture, a bone does not protrude from the wound.

False

True

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2. If you don't see the victim's chest rise when providing ventilation, you need to

check their pulse

clear their airway

administer AED

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3. 1st degree burns are most severe and require immediate medical attention.

True

False

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4. When single rescuer is administering CPR to an adult victim, the ratio of chest compressions to ventilation is:

15:2

30:2

30:1

15:1

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5. Which of these devices may be used to assist with breathing or respiratory emergencies?

AED

asthma inhaler

splint

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6. The technique to clear an adult victim's airway is:

Head tilt-chin lift

Head turn-chin lift

Head lift-chin tilt

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7. If a bite from a domestic animal is minor and is properly tended to, it can be safely treated at home.

False

True

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8. Which is not a type of a burn:

Chemical

Magnetic

Thermal

Electrical

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9. Check adult victim for responsiveness by

slapping their face

using smelling salts

shaking him and shouting, "Are you okay?"

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10. To check pulse in an infant victim, you need to palpate his

brachial artery

carotid artery

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11. The correct chest compression depth for adult CPR is:

about 1 inch

about 1 1/2 inches

at least 2 inches

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12. To check pulse in an adult victim, you need to palpate his

brachial artery

carotid artery

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13. What is the correct chest compression rate for adult CPR?

80 to 100 compressions per minute

100-120 compressions per minute

60 to 80 compressions per minute

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14. Child CPR is recommended for

any victim under the age of 8

any victim from age 1 to puberty

any small-framed victim regardless of age

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15. When approaching a victim of cardiac arrest, first you must first assess scene for safety.

True

False

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16. The correct depth for infant chest compressions is

at least 1/2 of the chest depth, or 2 1/2 inches

at least 1/3 of the chest depth, or 1 1/2 inch

at least 1/3 of the chest depth, or 2 inches

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17. A spike in high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) or dip in low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) can result in fainting

shock

nosebleed

hypothermia

fainting

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18. The correct chest compression depth for child CPR is:

at least 1/3 of the chest depth, or 1 inch

at least 1/2 of the chest depth, or 3 inches

at least 1/3 of the chest depth, or 2 inches

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19. A bite from undomesticated animal may require:

a rabies shot

a booster shot

antibiotic shot

a flu shot

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20. Allergic reactions to common, every-day items can be life-threatening

False

True

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21. When single rescuer is administering CPR to a child victim, the ratio of chest compressions to ventilation is:

30:2

15:1

20:2

15:2

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22. Which of these should you not do to assist with a nosebleed?

pinch the nostrils shut for 5-10 minutes

loosen clothing around the victim’s neck

tilt the victim’s head backward

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23. What is the correct chest compression rate for child or infant CPR?

80 to 100 per minute

100-120 per minute

60 to 80 per minute

Adult/Pediatric CPR & AED + Standard First Aid Course

Adult and Pediatric CPR + Standard First Aid Exam