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Please complete the following quiz to ensure that you comprehended the material. If you achieve a 100% success rate, you will be emailed a Notification of Completion. It is advisable that you repeat the training once a year.

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A victim who is unconscious, unresponsive and not breathing normally requires:*
- Immediate CPR and the application of a defibrillator
- To be seated in a comfortable position
- To be placed into the recovery position
- To be placed onto their back and have their airway and breathing monitored

How do you check for a response during victim assessment to see if a victim is unconscious? *
- Gently squeeze their shoulders, firmly ask questions like "can you hear me? can you squeeze my hand?"
- Shout loudly to see if they respond
- Slap the victim’s cheeks to try to get a response
- Shake them firmly and vigorously, it is important to try and wake them up

A defibrillator should only be used for: *
- Conscious stroke victims
- Victims who are unconscious, unresponsive and not breathing normally
- Any conscious victims who is alert and responsive
- All conscious victims who are breathing normally

What is the “Chain of  Survival”? *
- Early DRSABCD
- Early recognition of a problem + call 000, early CPR, early defibrillator, early intervention by paramedics
- Early CPR
- Early notification of  family

We need to check that the airway is clear before checking for breathing: *
- True
- False

If the victim is not breathing normally, we start providing effective CPR? Choose the correct answer .*
- Compress the chest until you hear a rib break
- Provide CPR at 80 compressions per minute
- Give 100 to 120 compressions per minute, 5-7cms depth and allow for chest to recoil after each compression
- Wait for someone else to come who you think might do a better job than you

Once we start CPR, we need to get a defibrillator to the victim and apply pads as per the instructions from the machine? *
- True
- False

How is a defibrillator activated? *
- Place the defibrillator on the victim’s chest and hope it activates itself
- Plug the defibrillator into the mains
- Shake the defibrillator until it starts to talk
- Some defibrillators are activated by simply opening the lid and others have an on/off button

If you need to use the defibrillator, how do you know where to place the pads? *
- Place both pads right next to each other on the upper chest
- Google
- All pads have a diagram on the outer covering demonstrating areas for suitable pad placement
- Turn on the defibrillator and it will tell you where to place each of the pads

How do we prepare a victim’s chest for defibrillation? *
- Remove clothing to expose the upper chest
- Remove any piercings, bra, jewellery if possible
- Shave the chest if a rescue kit is available
- All the answers are correct

Once 000 has been called in order to ensure ease of access to the victim you need to:*
- Make sure that paramedics have easy access to the victim
- Stop what you are doing for the victim and await the paramedics.
- Move the victim to a sofa or bed

When a shock is about to be delivered, you should? *
- Stand back and make sure no-one is touching the victim
- Hold the victim's hand
- Continue CPR and ignore the voice prompts
- Give two breaths to the victim

Using a defibrillator improves the chance of a positive outcome for a sudden cardiac arrest victim by up to 65%? *
- True
- False
Anyone can use a defibrillator without having done a CPR or First Aid Course? *
- True
- False
We should ensure that we know where the nearest defibrillator is at work, home and at play?*
- True
- False

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