1. CPR Webquest Student Page Title Introduction Task Process Evaluation
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For Educators
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Tim McCarty
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Photo by Ozarks Red Cross
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Based on a template from The WebQuest Page

2. Introduction Student Page
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CPR stands for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
What is CPR?
The minutes following cardiac arrest are critical in the survival of the victim. When the heart stops beating, oxygenated blood stops flowing to vital organs, and death can occur. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation is a way for you to help that person. Knowing CPR can save someone’s life, and is a great thing to know how to do. In this webquest, you will learn more about basic CPR techniques. Although there are many variations and certifications of CPR, being able to perform the basic steps can be the difference between life or death for a friend, family member, or stranger in need of help.
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3. The Task
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Find a partner to work with. Following the websites in the webquest, you will be required to answer the questions provided. The questions and websites will give you some background information on the basic steps to performing CPR, as well as illustrating some important things to keep in mind if you ever have to perform CPR on a real patient. As you look through the websites, keep in mind the final product: Your group will be required to perform a skit combining your newfound knowledge of the CPR process. Take some notes from the websites you visit that you think will help you with this task.
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4. The Process Student Page Title Introduction Task Process Evaluation
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Steps to complete the Webquest.
Find a partner. You will work with them through the duration of this webquest.
Visit the websites we provide you. 3. Answer the questions we ask about the websites.
4. Keep in mind that you’ll have to perform a CPR skit using proper steps. Take some notes if it will help you do this well.
California State University, Sacramento What are the initial steps to beginning CPR/calling Emergency Care for You What are the specific steps to rescue breathing? Mayo Clinic How hard should you press during chest compressions? Should you be concerned about injuring the chest? Why or why not? Red Cross, Omaha How long should you perform CPR on a patient?
YouTube, American Heart Association What song can you think about to make sure your chest compressions are up to speed?
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5. Evaluation Student Page Title Introduction Task Process Evaluation
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Beginning 1-3
Developing 4-6
Accomplished 7-9
Exemplary 10
Score
Did you answer the questions?
You answered two or fewer questions thoroughly without much effort.
You answered three questions correctly and somewhat thoroughly.
You answered four questions correctly and mostly thoroughly.
You answered all five questions correctly and thoroughly.
You can apply the information you’ve learned.
You can perform less than half of the individual steps when prompted with assistance.
You could perform around half of the individual steps when prompted with some assistance.
You could perform most of the individual steps when prompted with minimal assistance.
You could perform the individual steps when prompted without assistance
CPR demonstration
Showed a low understanding of the basic concepts of CPR.
Showed technique in CPR that you could definitely assist someone performing CPR on a patient.
Showed technique in CPR in a way that you could probably manage a situation and save someone’s life.
Showed proper technique in leadership and performing CPR in a manner that could save someone’s life. You know what you’re doing.
Teamwork
Did not perform in a partner setting well.
Could work better together.
Able to accomplish goals as a team pretty well.
Able to accomplish goals efficiently as a team.
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6. Conclusion Student Page Title Introduction Task Process Evaluation
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By completing this Webquest, you should have a better understanding of the basic steps to performing CPR. You may have come into this Webquest with some prior knowledge of CPR, however, practice makes perfect as doing everything correctly under pressure will be difficult. Being able to perform these simple tasks may be the difference between life or death for someone you love. Remember, this Webquest is not a certification, and taking real classes through the Red Cross or American Heart Association is definitely recommended.
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7. Credits & References Student Page Title Introduction Task Process
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California State University, Sacramento Emergency Care for You Mayo Clinic Omaha Red Cross American Heart Association, YouTube Ozarks Red Cross
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The WebQuest Page and The WebQuest Slideshare Group
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