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CPR Knowledge and Practice Assessment

The document contains a questionnaire to assess knowledge of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques. The questionnaire includes 17 multiple choice questions about the steps and procedures of CPR, such as maintaining an open airway, providing rescue breathing, performing chest compressions, and assessing consciousness and pulse. It also lists the correct steps to perform CPR and allows the respondent to self-check their knowledge of the proper CPR procedure.

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CPR Knowledge and Practice Assessment

The document contains a questionnaire to assess knowledge of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques. The questionnaire includes 17 multiple choice questions about the steps and procedures of CPR, such as maintaining an open airway, providing rescue breathing, performing chest compressions, and assessing consciousness and pulse. It also lists the correct steps to perform CPR and allows the respondent to self-check their knowledge of the proper CPR procedure.

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CPR BY USING SIMULATION STRUCTURED QUESTINNAIRE ON CPR

PART I: DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

1. Age 2. Education 3. Occupation 4. Year of Experience 5. Income 6. Religion 7. Type of family 8. Place of residence 9. Source of Information

PART II: KNOWLEDGE QUESTIONNAIRE ON CPR 1. Simulation is one of the method of a. Class room teaching b. Clinical teaching c. a & b d. None 2. CPR is an a. Medical procedure b. Surgical procedure c. Nursing procedure d. Emergency life saving procedure 3. CPR can be performed only in a. Nursing Lab b. Community c. Hospital d. Anywhere 4. CPR can be performed only by a. Doctors b. Nurses c. Lay person d. All the above 5. Main purpose of CPR is to a. Increase pulse rate b. Maintain oxygenated blood flow to brain and heart c. Remove obstacles from the mouth d. None 6. CPR done to minimize the effect of a. Cardiac arrest b. Hemorrhage c. Decrease pulse rate d. Increase the pulse rate 7. CPR include a. Airway b. Breathing c. Circulation d. All the above

8. Airway clearance done by a. Head tilt and chin lift b. Jaw thrust maneuver c. a & b d. None 9. Artificial respiration given by a. Exhalation into patient b. Inhalation into patient c. a & b d. None 10. Artificial circulation can be performed by a. Blood transfusion b. Chest compression c. Breathing d. All the above 11. Ratio of chest compression and ventilation is a. 5: 2 b. 30: 2 c. 15: 3 d. 1: 2 12. Chest compression given by using 2 fingers in age group between a. Newborn b. Infant c. Adult d. Children 13. Chest compression given by using 2 hands in age group between a. Newborn b. Infant c. Adult d. Children 14. Chest compression given by using 1 hands in age group between a. Newborn b. Infant c. Adult d. Children

15. If CPR is not in proper way it may leads to a. Blunt trauma b. Fracture c. Bruise d. All the above 16. ACLS include a. CPR b. Defibrillator c. Medication d. b & c [Link] of an electric shock is known as a. ALS b. CPR c. Defibrillation d. Arrhythmia [Link] damage occur if blood does not pass within a. After 5 mins b. After 8 mins c. After 4 mins d. After 10 mins [Link] damage of brain occur if the blood doesnt pass a. After 6 mins b. After 8 mins c. After 10 mins d. After 4 mins [Link] result if no blood supply to the brain after a. 30 mins b. 1 hr c. 3 hrs d. 4 hrs

PART III: PRACTICE QUESTIONNAIRE ON CPR


Sl. No 1 2 3 4 5 6 Step Place the client on flat surface Assess the conscious level Check the brachial & carotid pulse Open the air way by using head tilt and chin lift or by using jaw thrust Manuel Clear the air way Assess the breathing by placing cheek over the mouth and nose of the client and by chest movement Rescue breathing Tilt the head and mouth to mouth breathing or mouth to nose breathing should be given Mouth to mouth breathing Pinch the nostrils & exhale two breathing into client for one second Mouth to nose breathing Close the mouth exhale into the nose Observe the chest movement while exhaling Chest compression An imaginary line between tow nipple drawn and compression given two finger breath above of it Heel of the palm placed over the site for compression Weight of rescuer should be bear down straightly over the compression site Shoulder and elbow should be on straight line The ratio should be 5:1 or 30:2 Reassess the ABC Continue the procedure Total Score Yes No Score

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