2.1b Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) (MCQ-Hard)

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You have ensured the surrounding area poses no Danger and confirmed the victim is unresponsive (Response checked). Following D R A B C, what is the immediate next sequence of steps to be completed before checking Circulation?
- Airways: Open the airway; Breathing: Check for breathing
- Breathing: Check for breathing; Airways: Open the airway
- Circulation: Check pulse; Airways: Open the airway
- Call 999 immediately before touching the victim
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You are the only person who witnessed the emergency. After confirming the victim is not breathing and unresponsive, what is the specific instruction given regarding emergency services before starting the compression cycles?
- Start five minutes of CPR immediately, then stop and call 999
- Call 999 for immediate assistance and ask someone nearby to call for help
- Wait until paramedics arrive before attempting any CPR, as a solo effort is often unsuccessful
- Perform 30 compressions, then pause CPR to make the 999 call
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You are administering CPR. Under which of the following conditions should you immediately cease chest compressions and breaths?
- The person coughs once, but remains unconscious and not breathing normally
- The person starts breathing normally
- You are physically exhausted and cannot continue compressions
- The victim's pulse returns, but they are still not breathing
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When administering rescue breaths during CPR, what specific visual confirmation is required to ensure the air is effectively reaching the victim’s lungs?
- A clicking sound is heard from the throat
- The victim's chest makes a visible rise
- Air escapes slightly from the victim's ears
- The victim's fingers twitch involuntarily
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The notes state that CPR helps ensure continuous blood flow to vital organs. Which of the following is the single most critical reason for this action in a cardiac arrest victim?
- To prevent muscle atrophy in the limbs
- To cool the body and prevent fever
- To restore the heart's natural rhythm immediately
- To prevent irreversible damage to the brain from lack of oxygen
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2.1b Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) (MCQ-Hard)

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