1. The proper way to determine unresponsiveness is?
Pinch their earlobe Pour cold water on the person Use smelling salts rubbed in the nose Tap the victim and shout, Are you OK?

2. The preferred way to check for breathing is:
Place your hand on the chest and see if it moves with respiration Hold a candle to the nose and see if the flame moves with breathing Look at the chest to see if it rises and listen and feel for air coming from the person's nose or mouth Tickle them and see if they laugh.

3. What is the best position for the victim to be in when you are doing CPR?
in a chair in a bathtub flat on the floor flat on a sofa

4. Where do most out of hospital cardiac arrests occur?
Doctors office In the Home In churches In restaurants

5. What is the best way to open to airway prior to giving mouth to mouth ventilations?
Tilt the head forward and push down on the neck Tilt the head back and lift the chin up Tilt the head to the side and press down on the adam's apple Tilt the head back and push down on the chest

6. What should you do if the victim has dentures?
Remove them, wash them in cold water and place them back in Brush and floss them Take them out Leave them in if they are positioned properly

7. After dialing 911 to report a cardiac arrest, what should you do?
Unlock the door, throw out the garbage and tie up the dog Unlock the door, tie up the dog, and wait for emergency personnel to arrive Unlock the door, and start CPR Lock the door, and wait patiently

8. What is the recovery position?
Placing the victim on his or her side When the victim stands up Raising the feet up above the heart Placing the victims in a sitting position

9. What is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilation in one person adult CPR?
10 to 1 30 to 2 20 to 5 5 to 1

10. What is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilation in child and infant CPR?
30 to 2 10 to 1 20 to 5 25 to 10