ISQI Cardiopulmonary resuscitation 認定 CPR 試験問題:

1. The American Heart Association has instituted a new "Hands-Only" method of CPR. For which of the following scenarios would Hands-Only CPR be appropriate?

A) A tall woman who loses consciousness during your tennis match with her; no pulse, not breathing
B) A young child who suddenly passes out; has a pulse, not breathing
C) A surly man at a party with you has a drug overdose on the couch; no pulse, not breathing
D) An overweight man whom you find passed out in a garage; no pulse, not breathing

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4. You are alone and performing CPR on an adult cardiac arrest victim who has no signs of injury (you have already phoned 911). You have opened his airway, found that the victim is not breathing, delivered 2 effective breaths, and checked for signs of circulation. You detect no signs of circulation, so you begin chest compressions. When should you check for signs of circulation again?

A) do not check again until EMS personnel arrive to assess the victim
B) after 5 minutes of CPR, then every 5 minutes thereafter
C) After 4 cycles of 15 compressions and 2 ventilations and every few minutes thereafter
D) do not check again until the patient begins to breathe

5. A person with acute heart attack pain will often wait hours after the start of symptoms before going to the hospital's emergency room. Why?

A) someone experiencing symptoms will often deny that the symptoms might be due to a heart attack
B) if family members are trained in CPR, there is no need to hurry to the hospital
C) symptoms of a heart attack come and go, so waiting is prudent
D) heart attack pain is typically mild and lasts only 1 or 2 minutes

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