What is the first sign you should look for when assessing a person for cardiac arrest?
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Unresponsiveness is often the first clue indicating cardiac arrest.
How long should you check for breathing before starting CPR?
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Check for no more than 10 seconds before taking action.
Which of the following best describes agonal breathing?
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Agonal gasps are irregular, gasping breaths and not normal breathing.
You find an adult who is unresponsive and not breathing normally. What is your next step?
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Start CPR immediately if the person is unresponsive and not breathing normally.
What is the correct way to assess responsiveness?
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Tap the person and shout loudly to check for a response.
Which of the following is NOT a sign of cardiac arrest?
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A weak but present pulse indicates the heart is still beating.
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When should you assume cardiac arrest in a collapsed victim?
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If the victim is unresponsive and not breathing normally, assume cardiac arrest and act quickly.
What should you do if unsure whether the victim is breathing normally?
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Begin CPR if you’re unsure about normal breathing.
Why is quick recognition of cardiac arrest critical?
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Immediate CPR improves the chance of survival significantly.