Question 1: When should you perform CPR on a choking person? a) If the person becomes unresponsive b) If the person bec

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Question 1: When should you perform CPR on
a choking person? a) If the person becomes unresponsive
b) If the person becomes unable to cough
c) If the person cannot stand up on his or her own
d) If the person is unable to speak, moan, or breathe
Question 2: When would it be appropriate
to perform abdominal thrusts against the back of a chair? a)
When a pregnant woman is choking
b) When a child (between the ages of 1 and 8) is
choking
c) When you are by yourself and choking
d) When a person is choking and you are unable to reach
around his or her abdomen
Question 3: If a person has experienced
complete choking, should he or she seek medical attention after the
object is dislodged? a) Only if you had to use CPR to dislodge
the object
b) Only if you used back blows to dislodge the object
c) Only if you used chest thrusts or abdominal thrusts to
dislodge the object
d) A person who has experienced complete choking should
always seek medical attention
Question 4: What should you do if someone
is choking? a) Perform a combination of chest thrusts and back
blows
b) Perform a combination of abdominal thrusts and back
blows
c) Perform a combination of abdominal thrusts and chest
thrusts
d) Perform a combination of any two of the following three
options: back blows, abdominal thrusts, and chest thrusts
Question 5: If a person is coughing and
clutching his or her throat, what does this tell you? a) The
person is unable to breathe
b) You should encourage the person to cough
c) You should call EMS/9-1-1
d) The person is experiencing complete choking