#1
Which maneuver is used to relieve airway obstruction in conscious adults?
Back blows
Chest thrusts
Heimlich maneuver
Abdominal thrusts
#2
What is the recommended action if a choking victim becomes unconscious?
Continue performing abdominal thrusts
Check for breathing and begin CPR if necessary
Raise their legs above their head
Give them water to drink
#3
Which technique is used to clear the airway of an unconscious person?
Cricoid pressure
Abdominal thrusts
Head tilt-chin lift
Sternum rub
#4
What should you do first if you suspect someone is choking?
Ask them if they are choking
Offer them water
Perform abdominal thrusts
Call emergency services
#5
Which action should be taken if a choking victim can cough forcefully?
Encourage them to keep coughing
Immediately perform abdominal thrusts
Perform back blows
Offer them water to drink
#6
What is the recommended position for a conscious choking victim to be in when performing abdominal thrusts?
Standing
Sitting
Lying flat on their back
Upside down
#7
Which age group is most at risk for airway obstruction due to choking?
Children under 1 year
Teenagers
Adults over 65
Young adults
#8
What is the correct sequence for performing the Heimlich maneuver on a conscious adult?
Check for responsiveness, perform back blows, perform abdominal thrusts
Perform abdominal thrusts, check for responsiveness, perform back blows
Check for responsiveness, perform abdominal thrusts, perform back blows
Perform back blows, check for responsiveness, perform abdominal thrusts
#9
What is the purpose of checking the mouth of a choking victim?
To look for obstructions
To count their teeth
To assess their breathing
To give them water
#10
Which age group is at highest risk for choking-related injuries?
Children under 5 years
Young adults
Elderly individuals
Middle-aged adults
#11
In the event of airway obstruction, what is the primary concern?
Ensuring the victim can speak
Restoring normal breathing
Providing pain relief
Administering antibiotics
#12
What should be done if a choking victim becomes unconscious while waiting for emergency services to arrive?
Continue performing abdominal thrusts
Place them in the recovery position
Begin CPR
Wait for them to regain consciousness
#13
Which term describes the condition where the airway is completely blocked, making it impossible to breathe, cough, or speak?
Partial obstruction
Hypoxia
Apnea
Complete obstruction
#14
What should be done immediately after successfully relieving a choking victim's airway obstruction?
Administer oxygen
Check for injuries
Place the victim in the recovery position
Give them water to drink
#15
Which technique is recommended for clearing a foreign object from the airway of an infant?
Back blows and chest thrusts
Abdominal thrusts
Heimlich maneuver
Cricoid pressure
#16
What is the recommended technique for removing a visible foreign object from the airway of a conscious adult?
Sweep the object with your finger
Perform abdominal thrusts
Administer chest compressions
Wait for the object to dissolve
#17
What is the recommended technique for removing a visible foreign object from the airway of a conscious infant?
Perform back blows
Perform chest thrusts
Sweep the object with a finger
Administer abdominal thrusts