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Question #1
Breathing emergencies are not life-threatening situations.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #2
Respiratory arrest is when breathing has stopped.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #3
The causes of Respiratory Distress and Respiratory Arrest include the following except:
A.   Poisoning.
B.   Normal breathing.
C.   Allergic reactions.
D.   Illness or Chronic Conditions
E.   Heart attack.
F.   Choking.
Question #4
Signals of breathing emergencies include:
A.   All of the answers are correct.
B.   Slow or rapid breathing.
C.   Flushed, pale, ahsen or bluish skin.
D.   Unusually deep or shallow breathing.
E.   Shortness of breath.
F.   Trouble breathing or no breathing.
Question #5
Choking occurs whent the person's airway is partially or completely blocked.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #6
Choking is not a common cause of injury and death in children younger than 5 years. Young children do not put anything in their mouths.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #7
When giving care to a conscious adult or child who is choking and cannot cough, speak or breath effectively, you should give 4 back blows and 4 abdominal thrusts.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #8
When giving abdominal thrusts, you should place your fist against the middle of the person's abdomen just above the navel.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #9
When giving back blows and chest thrust to a conscious choking infant, you should make sure the infant is supported on your thigh and the infant's head is lower than the chest.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #10
When giving chest compressions to an unconscious choking infant, you should give 30 chest compressions at of rate of at least 100 chest compressions per minute and compress down about 2 1/2 inches deep.
A.   True
B.   False

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