Advanced Airway and Choking Reading quiz

Which is not an example of an advanced airway? a. Supraglottic airway device  b. laryngeal mask  c. Endotracheal tube  d. Bag valve mask  What is the compression to ventilation rate when an advanced airway is NOT present?   a. 30:2  b. 15:2  c. 30:1  d. 15:1  What is the compression to ventilation rate when an advanced airway is present?  b. Continuous compressions with 1 breath every 5-6 seconds  d. Continuous compressions with 1 breath every 10 seconds 4. What is the correct ratio for rescue breathing on an adult?   a. 1 breath every 10 seconds  b. 2 breaths every 5-6 seconds  c. 2 breaths every 10 seconds  d. 1 breath every 5-6 seconds  5. When in respiratory arrest a person is  a. Unresponsive, with a pulse, and possibly gasping  b. Responsive, with a pulse, and possible gasping  c. Unresponsive, no pulse  d. Responsive, no pulse  6. Which techniques if preferred for infants when there is no barrier device?   a. Mouth to mouth  b. Mouth to mouth to nose  c. Mouth to nose  d. Mouth to mask

8. Coughing forcefully and wheezing are a sign of 7. Filling the stomach with air is known as  a. Gastric ballooning  b. GERD  c. Gastric swelling  d. Gastric inflation  8. Coughing forcefully and wheezing are a sign of  a. Painful airway obstruction  b. Severe airway obstruction  c. Mild airway obstruction  9. Cyanosis and inability to speak or cry are a sign of  a. Partial airway obstruction  c. Mild airway obstruction 10. What do you do if abdominal thrusts are not effective and they become unresponsive?    a. Begin CPR  b. Put them in the recovery position  c. Keep giving abdominal thrusts  d. Give them back slaps  11. Before giving breaths in an unresponsive adult who has an airway obstruction you should  a. Look in the mouth for the foreign object  b. Take a very large breath  c. Give abdominal thrusts  d. Check for a pulse

Answers D A B C