Free ISQI CPR Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

A 49-year-old man collapses in the library. You are trained in CPR and respond to the call for help. An AED is available in the library. You do not see any signs of breathing as you approach the patient. You tap the man on the shoulder and ask, "Are you all right?" The man does not respond.
Now that you have assessed the situation, what do you do next?

• A.  You start the patient on oxygen.
• B.  You check for a pulse.
• C.  You begin chest compressions.
• D.  You send a librarian for the AED.

"Size up the scene." What are the five steps in order?

• A.  Determine the number of victims, call for additional help (911), use protective equipment, assess the mechanism of injury, secure the premise (safety).
• B.  Determine the number of victims, use protective equipment, assess the mechanism of injury, secure the premise (safety), call for additional help (911).
• C.  Secure the premise (safety), use protective equipment, assess the mechanism of injury, determine the number of victims, call for additional help (911).
• D.  Use protective equipment, secure the premise (safety), assess the mechanism of injury, determine the number of victims, call for additional help (911).
• E.  Call for additional help (911), secure the premise (safety), assess the mechanism of injury, use protective equipment, determine the number of victims.

When you deliver the first rescue breath, what should you do if the victim's chest does not rise?

• A.  Perform the head tilt-chin lift
• B.  Give another breath
• C.  Deliver a sharp blow to the center of the chest
• D.  Stop performing CPR

When performing adult CPR, the depth of compression should be:

• A.  2 1/2 inches deep
• B.  at least 2 inches deep
• C.  None of the above
• D.  3 inches deep

You pull a 3-year-old from the bottom of the shallow end of a pool. You find that she is limp and unresponsive. You are alone, and no one responds to your shout for help. You are ready to begin the steps of CPR, but when should you phone 911?

• A.  As soon as you get the child out of the pool and find she is unresponsive
• B.  After you have given the child 1 minute of CPR
• C.  after giving a few ventilations and before beginning chest compressions
• D.  when you see that after several minutes of CPR there is no response