Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation ( 36 Questions)
Incorrect. While prompt action is important, performing CPR on someone who does not require it can be harmful. CPR should only be initiated in confirmed cases of cardiac arrest.
Correct. Performing CPR on someone who is not in cardiac arrest can cause harm and is not indicated. It is crucial to ensure the person is unresponsive and not breathing before initiating CPR.
Incorrect. Bystanders can play a vital role in initiating CPR in cardiac arrest situations. CPR training is not limited to healthcare professionals.
Incorrect. In cardiac arrest situations, time is of the essence. Waiting for emergency medical services to arrive without initiating CPR can significantly reduce the chances of survival for the individual experiencing cardiac arrest.
A) Incorrect. While prompt action is important, performing CPR on someone who does not require it can be harmful. CPR should only be initiated in confirmed cases of cardiac arrest.
B) Correct. Performing CPR on someone who is not in cardiac arrest can cause harm and is not indicated. It is crucial to ensure the person is unresponsive and not breathing before initiating CPR.
C) Incorrect. Bystanders can play a vital role in initiating CPR in cardiac arrest situations. CPR training is not limited to healthcare professionals.
D) Incorrect. In cardiac arrest situations, time is of the essence. Waiting for emergency medical services to arrive without initiating CPR can significantly reduce the chances of survival for the individual experiencing cardiac arrest.