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ISQI CPR Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Adult CPR | - Rescue breaths and compression-to-ventilation ratio - Chest compressions technique and depth |
| Choking Management | - Adult choking relief techniques - Infant choking relief techniques |
| Pediatric CPR | - Infant CPR procedures - Child CPR procedures |
| Basic Life Support Fundamentals | - Chain of survival - Scene safety and emergency response principles |
| Post-resuscitation Care | - Monitoring until emergency services arrive - Recovery position |
| Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Use | - AED operation and safety precautions - Integration of AED with CPR sequence |
ISQI CPR Exam: What Candidates Ask
The ISQI Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is ISQI's certification exam for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). It validates skills employers hire for, which is why it can affect your career and future.
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The ISQI Cardiopulmonary resuscitation blueprint covers 6 domains — including Adult CPR, Choking Management, Basic Life Support Fundamentals. The weightings tell you where to spend your hours; the complete outline above lists every subtopic.
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ISQI Cardiopulmonary resuscitation Sample Questions:
How should you open someone's airway?
- A. Nothing - you shouldn't move them!
- B. Move their tongue out the way using your fingers
- C. Tilt their head to one side
- D. Tilt their head backwards
- E. Tilt their head backwards and lift their chin
Correct Answer: E 🗳️
What is generally the best way to learn how to use a defibrillator?
- A. Learn as you go when the time comes
- B. By watching E.R.
- C. Take a training class
- D. Buy an AED Trainer
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
A 49-year-old man collapses in the library. You are trained in CPR and respond to the call for help. An AED is available in the library. You do not see any signs of breathing as you approach the patient. You tap the man on the shoulder and ask, "Are you all right?" The man does not respond.
Now that you have assessed the situation, what do you do next?
- A. You check for a pulse.
- B. You send a librarian for the AED.
- C. You begin chest compressions.
- D. You start the patient on oxygen.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
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After dialing 911 to report a cardiac arrest, what should you do?
- A. Unlock the door, tie up the dog, and wait for emergency personnel to arrive
- B. Unlock the door, and start CPR
- C. Lock the door, and wait patiently
- D. Unlock the door, throw out the garbage and tie up the dog
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
"Perform initial assessment." Identify the six sequential procedures.
- A. Check for consciousness, check for signs of life, check for pulse, check for severe bleeding, tap/shake and inquire "Are you ok?", obtain consent.
- B. Tap/shake and inquire, "Are you ok?", check for consciousness, obtain consent, check for signs of life, check for pulse, check for severe bleeding.
- C. Check for severe bleeding, check for pulse, check for signs of life, obtain consent, check for consciousness, tap/shake and inquire "Are you ok?"
- D. Check for consciousness, check for signs of life, check for severe bleeding, tap/shake and inquire "Are you ok?", obtain consent, check for pulse.
- E. Tap/shake and inquire, 'Are you ok?, obtain consent, check for signs of consciousness, check for signs of life, check for severe bleeding, check for pulse.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
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