An adult patient is unresponsive and not breathing normally. What is the first action?, Give two rescue breaths, Start chest compressions immediately, Check scene safety and activate emergency response, Place the patient in recovery position, What is the correct hand position for adult CPR?, Over the left side of the chest, Over the right side of the chest, On the upper abdomen, In the center of the chest on the lower half of the sternum, After a shock is delivered by the AED, what is the correct next step?, Check pulse immediately, Check blood pressure, Resume CPR immediately, Give rescue breaths only, If an AED is available, what should you do?, Ignore it, Use it and follow the voice instructions, Only doctors can use it, Put it under the patient, Anaphylaxis is a , Mild headache, Severe allergic reaction, Common cold, Skin infection, Which of the following can commonly trigger anaphylaxis?, Loud noise, Exercise only, Food, insect sting, or medicine, Cold weather, If a student has anaphylaxis and feels dizzy or weak, the best position is:, Standing, Sitting and leaning forward, Lying flat with legs raised, Walking around, A common sign of choking is:, The person can talk clearly, The person is coughing strongly, The person cannot speak or breathe, The person is sleeping, Which action is NOT safe during choking?, Calling for help, Encouraging coughing, Blind finger sweep, Giving back blows when needed, Which is a common sign of a seizure?, Chest pain, Uncontrolled shaking and loss of awareness, High fever only, Skin rash, When should you call emergency help for a seizure, The seizure lasts more than 5 minutes, The person feels sleepy after the seizure, The person has epilepsy, The person is sitting, Which action is NOT correct during a seizure?, Move dangerous objects away, Time the seizure, Put fingers or objects into the mouth, Stay with the person.

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