CPP Pet First Aid & Emergency Care

Question 1

What is the correct compression rate for performing CPR on a dog?

Accepted Answer

100–120 compressions per minute

Answer

30 compressions per minute

Answer

60 compressions per minute

Answer

150 compressions per minute

Question 2

Which sign is the most immediate indicator of heatstroke in a dog?

Accepted Answer

Excessive drooling and panting

Answer

Limping on a rear leg

Answer

Persistent sneezing

Answer

Loss of appetite for 24 hours

Question 3

When a pet is suspected of having ingested a toxin, what is the first action a CPP should take?

Accepted Answer

Contact the owner and a veterinarian or poison control

Answer

Induce vomiting immediately

Answer

Offer the pet water and monitor

Answer

Administer activated charcoal from a first aid kit

Question 4

What does the acronym ABC stand for in pet emergency response?

Accepted Answer

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

Answer

Alert, Bandage, Comfort

Answer

Assess, Bleed control, Cool

Answer

Airway, Bandage, Compression

Question 5

Which body temperature range is considered normal for a dog?

Accepted Answer

99–102.5°F

Answer

96–98°F

Answer

103–105°F

Answer

106–108°F

Question 6

A dog arrives at your facility with a bleeding laceration. What is the correct first step?

Accepted Answer

Apply firm direct pressure with a clean cloth

Answer

Apply a tourniquet above the wound

Answer

Flush the wound with hydrogen peroxide

Answer

Bandage the wound tightly and wait for the owner