KVV E-Modules

What Signs of Cardiac Arrest You Know?

A: Unresponsive B: Absent Breathing C: Absent Pulse D: All of Above

Early Recognition and Activation Involves?

A: Ensure Scene Safety B: Check for Response C: Call for Help D: All of The Above

Pan India Emergency Ambulance Number?

A: 911 B: 108 C: 111 D: 106

Rate Of Chest Compressions Should Be?

A: 72 Per Min B: 100 Per Min C: 120 Per Min D: 180 Per Min

Do You Allow Chest Recoil In Between Chest Compressions?

A: Yes B: No C: Maybe

Signs of Responsiveness in Victim after Resuscitation?

A: Breathing Is Seen B: Eyeopening C: Purposeful Movements D: All of The Above

What is the correct hand placement for performing chest compressions in COLS?

A: On the upper chest, just below the collarbone B: On the lower chest, between the nipples C: On the side of the chest D: On the abdomen

Which of the following situations may necessitate switching from COLS to full CPR with rescue breaths?

A: When a trained healthcare provider is available B: When the patient has a known airway obstruction C: When the patient is a child D: All of the above

When is COLS most likely to be used in an anaesthetic setting?

A: During a cardiac arrest situation B: During routine surgery C: When the patient is fully awake D: When the patient has a stable airway

What is the primary benefit of performing compression-only life support (COLS) in an emergency situation?

A: It is easier to learn than full CPR with rescue breaths. B: It requires less physical effort than full CPR. C: It can be performed by anyone, even without medical training. D: All of the above.

WHAT SIGNS OF CARDIAC ARREST YOU KNOW?

A: UNRESPONSIVE B: ABSENT BREATHING C: ABSENT PULSE C: ALL OF ABOVE