CRI - Collection of 200 Quiz - CTR Training Campania

MODULE 1 - BLS 1/3

update December 29, 2011
1 What maneuver is used to achieve airway patency in a 4-year-old child? 14
a sub-mandibular dislocation
b neutral position
c moderate extent
d hyperextension
2 What is the method to identify the compression point for external cardiac massage in an adult? 29
a midway at the 5th intercostal space
b two fingers traverse above the sternal apophysis, identified by following the costal arch
c at the center of the sternum (at the center of the imaginary line marked by the two nipples in a man)
d moving along the trachea with two transverse fingers under the intermammillary line
3 If a 5-year-old child has a pulse but is not breathing, how many ventilations per minute should be performed? 30
a 10
b one every 3 seconds for 20 times
c 30
d one every 6 seconds for 10 times
4 the oropharyngeal cannula (Guedel cannula) 35
a it should always be kept even in case of vomiting
b Once inserted, it is no longer necessary to maintain the head in extension.
c it is used only if the injured person is in respiratory cardiac arrest
d helps to keep the root of the tongue elevated and away from the back wall of the pharynx
5 What could be the possible complications of an ECPR (External Cardiac Massage)? 40
a lung lesions
b lacerations of the liver
c rib and sternum fractures
d all the previous ones
6 What maneuver is used to achieve airway patency in an infant? 42
a sub - mandibular dislocation
b neutral position
c hyperextension
d moderate extension
7 At the restaurant, a 6-year-old boy suddenly puts his hands to his throat, he is not coughing, and does not make any sounds. 102
a you qualify, you place yourself beside the child and do nothing, you invite them to cough and do not let anyone touch them
b call 118, perform 5 back blows followed by 5 abdominal compressions on the child
c call 118 and immediately perform 5 abdominal compressions (Heimlich)
d the child is placed in a supine position, the emergency services are alerted, 5 ventilations are performed and CPR (30:2) is carried out
8 the oropharyngeal cannula is inserted 104
a after verifying that the injured person is not breathing with the GAS maneuver
b if the unfortunate is in CA (Cardiac Arrest)
c if the airways are clear and before the GAS maneuver
d only if the injured person is not a child
9 external chest compressions must be performed at a frequency of 107
a 80 compressions per minute
b from 80 to 120 compressions per minute
c 120 compressions per minute
d 100 compressions per minute
10 Recovery Position: on which side should a pregnant woman in the 8th month position herself? 110
a on the left side
b on the right side

c it doesn't matter
d the PLS on a pregnant woman cannot be performed
At the restaurant, an elderly gentleman suddenly clutches his throat, he has no cough, and makes no 111 sounds.
a one qualifies, one steps aside and does nothing, one invites him to cough and does not let him be touched by anyone
b call 118, perform 5 back blows followed by 5 abdominal compressions
c call 118 and immediately perform 5 abdominal compressions (Heimlich)
d the person lies down on their back, emergency services are alerted, 5 ventilations are performed and CPR (30:2) is administered
After 12 hours, cerebral anoxic damage becomes irreversible. 114
a after 4 - 6 minutes of respiratory arrest
b after 6 - 8 minutes of CPR
c if we administer oxygen after about 15 minutes
d after about 4 - 6 minutes of cardiac arrest without CPR
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MODULE 1 - BLS 2/3
update December 29, 2011
13 seconds during resuscitation maneuvers (CPR) the injured person significantly moves an arm 116
a external chest compressions continue until breathing resumes.
b check the carotid pulse again, the [Link]. signs and the GAS
c The injured person is placed in the recovery position and ALS is awaited.
d check the GAS again and if absent continue CPR
If a child with heart disease experiences an abrupt collapse, consciousness is assessed and if absent 120
a perform one minute of CPR and then alert the COT 118
b if you alert the COT 118 immediately
c if the GAS maneuver is performed and if breathing is absent, 5 ventilations are performed and then the Emergency Medical Services 118 is alerted
d Two minutes of CPR are performed and then the emergency service 118 is alerted.
15 if slightly salted water is administered to an unconscious person when 148
a experiences a drop in blood pressure
b experiences an increase in body temperature
c experiences a drop in body temperature
d I
16 what is gasping? 149
a contractions of the accessory respiratory muscles and is indicative of ineffective breathing
b contractions of the diaphragm muscle and is indicative of effective breathing
c tearing of the diaphragmatic muscle and is indicative of ineffective breathing
d total relaxation of the accessory respiratory muscles and is indicative of ineffective breathing
Which of these would you attend first? 154
a adult person screaming with an exposed fracture in the arm
b 2-year-old child crying with a large head injury
c elderly person in apparent state of unconsciousness
d pregnant woman complaining of severe abdominal pain
After assessing the respiratory activity in a 10-month-old infant where gasping is observed, it is necessary 166
to
a perform the PLS using cushions
b perform 5 insufflations and observe the chest expansion
c perform 2 insufflations and assess the signs of circulation ([Link]. and brachial pulse)
d perform 5 insufflations and observe the abdominal expansion
How long does the assessment of the carotid pulse last in an unconscious adult patient who is breathing? 171
a about 5 seconds
b about 10 seconds
c about 20 seconds
d it depends on whether the adult is male or female
20 in front of a person who appears to be fainted, the first thing to do is 172
a evaluate consciousness
b call for help
c evaluate environmental safety
d evaluate breathing and circulation
21 cardiac arrest in pediatric age is 183
a always preceded by respiratory arrest
b almost always secondary to the trauma
c excluded in cardiac patients
d often preceded by respiratory arrest
What is the most common cause of airway obstruction in an infant/child? 185
a the food
b the generic foreign body
c the mucus
d the decline of the language
23 the non-medical rescuer is authorized to discontinue CPR in a child when 187
a he is exhausted and can no longer continue
b Think that anyway the child will not survive.
c He is informed that version 1.1.8 is about to arrive soon.
d Too much time has passed and he thinks that the brain damage is now irreversible.
24 the Heimlich maneuver is performed 189
a until the subject expels the foreign body
b until the subject resumes coughing
c even if the person loses consciousness
d none of the above
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MODULE 1 - BLS 3/3
update December 29, 2011
25 in the primary ABCDE assessment of a traumatized patient, the letter 'C' stands for 190
a circle, bleeding control
b circle, heart rate monitoring
c control of hemorrhages and control of respiratory acts
d circle and saturation measurement

26 During CPR, when is it appropriate and recommended to make the change? 193
a when one of the two rescuers is tired or is in the 5th cycle
b when will the advanced rescue services arrive
c when one of the two rescuers has to leave
d when the patient shows a sign of circulation or the carotid pulse is appreciated
27 calls about a child apparently fainted on a bench in the park. What is the first thing to do? 194
a call him and shake him slightly to check for consciousness
b evaluate if he/she is breathing and has circulation

c place on the ground, align, strip and unfasten

d alerting 1.1.8.
28 the correct ratio of chest compressions to ventilations during CPR in a child for healthcare professionals
198 is
a 2:30
b 30:1 if the rescuer is alone
c 15:2
d 30:2