CPD First Aid & Emergency Medical Response 2

Question 1

What is the correct position for placing an unconscious but breathing victim while awaiting EMS?

Accepted Answer

Recovery position (on their side)

Answer

Flat on their back with legs elevated

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Seated upright with head tilted forward

Answer

Face down with arms extended overhead

Question 2

Which medication are CPD officers trained and authorized to administer for suspected opioid overdose?

Accepted Answer

Naloxone (Narcan)

Answer

Epinephrine (EpiPen)

Answer

Aspirin

Answer

Atropine

Question 3

In which situation should an AED NOT be applied to a victim?

Accepted Answer

When the victim is lying in standing water

Answer

When the victim is unresponsive and pulseless

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When the victim has a pacemaker

Answer

When the victim is over 65 years old

Question 4

What does the stroke recognition acronym FAST stand for?

Accepted Answer

Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911

Answer

Fever, Agitation, Sweating, Tremors

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Fainting, Anxious behavior, Slow pulse, Twitching

Answer

Flushed face, Abdominal pain, Slurred speech, Tachycardia

Question 5

When a victim has a suspected spinal injury, what is the officer's primary responsibility while awaiting EMS?

Accepted Answer

Keep the victim still and stabilize the head and neck

Answer

Sit the victim upright to aid breathing

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Reposition the victim for comfort

Answer

Roll the victim onto their side immediately

Question 6

How many chest compressions per minute are recommended during adult CPR?

Accepted Answer

100 to 120 per minute

Answer

60 to 80 per minute

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80 to 100 per minute

Answer

120 to 140 per minute

Question 7

What is the 'Golden Hour' concept in trauma care as it applies to officer first response?

Accepted Answer

The first 60 minutes after traumatic injury when prompt treatment is critical to survival

Answer

The first hour of a shift when officer alertness is highest

Answer

The time limit for completing an injury report

Answer

The first hour of CPR before EMS authorization to stop