Skip to content

03 9736 9736
1300 000 112
firstaid@revive2survive.com.au

Courses
Calendar
- List Calendar
- Monthly Calendar
About
FAQs
Assessments
First Aid Gear
Contact

Menu

Courses
Calendar
- List Calendar
- Monthly Calendar
About
FAQs
Assessments
First Aid Gear
Contact

CPR Assessment

Step 1 of 3

33%

Overview
You must achieve 100% to successfully complete the assessment.

Should you require assistance please contact Revive2Survive on firstaid@revive2survive.com.au or 1300 000 112.

Tips for completing this assessment: Please make sure that when you attempt this assessment you have allowed appropriate time to research the answers, and you are in a quiet area where you will not be interrupted. If you do not achieve 100% please re-read the questions again carefully - sometimes trying to finish the assessment quickly can result in inaccuracies. For information on answering these theory questions please click on the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Guideline link. All rights reserved. No part of this assessment may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of Revive2Survive First Aid.

Note that if you do not complete the assessment prior to your class, you should attend the class and complete the assessment within 14 days.
First name*
Last name*
Phone*
Email*
Course location*
Course date*
Identity Validation:
It is a requirement of this training course that the identity of the person completing this assessment can be verified. Please see instructions below:
– From the list above, select the type of photo ID document that you will use to verify your identity.
– Enter the last three digits of your document in the space below.
– Bring the same photo ID to the course.
– Your trainer will record the last three numbers of your photo ID to verify that the person who completed the assessment is the person attending the course.
Enter the last three digits of your identity document below*
Declaration
I declare that all work in this assessment is my own. Answers provided are the result of my own study and/or prior knowledge. I understand that it is a serious legal and ethical violation to breach this obligation. I agree that Revive2Survive takes no responsibility or liability for non-completion of the assessment, which may result in any loss, cost, damage, injury or expense that may be incurred or suffered as a result. I agree to and understand all requirements outlined in the Assessment Policy.
Declaration*
I accept the terms of the assessment submission as outlined above.

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Theory Assessment
Should you require assistance please contact Revive2Survive on firstaid@revive2survive.com.au or 1300 000 112.

To assist you with completing this assessment please refer to the following PDF modules which are linked in a box beside or above this form: CPR Module 1, Medical Emergencies Module 2, Assessment of a Casualty Module 7
Question 1:*
It is recommended that CPR training should be renewed every:
- A - 3 months
- B - 6 months
- C - 12 months
- D - 2 years
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 2:*
Which of the following statements applies to a qualified first aider?
- A - A first aider must carry a first aid kit with them at all times.
- B - A first aider must realise their own skills and limitations and only attempt procedures for which they are trained.
- C - A first aider is not bound by the principles of confidentiality.
- D - In an emergency, a first aider can go beyond their level of training.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 3:*
What should you do to debrief if you experience stress after administering CPR/first aid?
- A - Seek help and support from your manager and/or counsellor.
- B - Share your experience with colleagues who are curious as to what had occurred.
- C - Ignore the stressful signs as they will go away.
- D - You fill in the register of injuries form, as recording the incident will help you cope.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 4:*
Risk of cross infection can be reduced by:
- A - No need to worry as there is no risk of cross infection.
- B - Washing hands without soap.
- C - Using appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) e.g. gloves, face shield.
- D - Wiping hands clean on clothes.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 5:*
To open the airway of an adult once it has been cleared you must: (there is more than one action)
- A - Gently tilt the head backwards.
- B - Support the jaw / chin lift.
- C - Open the mouth slightly.
- D - All of the above.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 6:*
When managing an unconscious person who is breathing, it is important to:
- A - Place the person into the lateral / recovery position and continue to monitor their breathing.
- B - Leave them on their back with their head in a neutral position.
- C - Pull their head back and hold it in that position until help arrives.
- D - Don’t touch them, as they are breathing it’s better to stand back until the ambulance arrives.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 7:*
CPR is performed at the ratio of:
- A - 30 breaths followed by 3 compressions.
- B - 15 compressions followed by 5 breaths.
- C - 30 compressions followed by 2 breaths.
- D - 1 compression followed by 5 breaths.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 8:*
When resuscitating an infant (child under one year) the position of the head should be:
- A - Lying in whatever position you find the baby.
- B - Maximum head tilt.
- C - Half head tilt.
- D - Neutral / horizontal position.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 9:*
You are performing CPR on a child when they begin to vomit. Your immediate reaction should be:
- A - Roll into the recovery position, turn face slightly and clear the airway. Continue CPR if breathing is still absent.
- B - Continue CPR but this time using a face shield to prevent cross infection.
- C - Give up - there is nothing you can do anyway.
- D - Tilt their head further back so the vomit can go back down the throat.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 10:*
A person has been rescued from the water; they are unconscious and not breathing. What steps should you take:
- A - Place them on their side in the recovery position to clear the airway.
- B - After clearing the airway, lay the person on their back and start CPR. If available immediately use an AED.
- C - Call 000.
- D - All of the above.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 11:*
An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is used when you find a person in which of the following conditions:
- A - Responding, breathing, not moving.
- B - Not responding, not breathing, not moving.
- C - Moving, not responding, breathing.
- D - Not breathing, not moving, responding.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 12:*
How can you assess for normal breathing in an unconscious casualty?:
- A - LOOK for movement of the upper abdomen or lower chest.
- B - LISTEN for the escape of air from the nose and mouth.
- C - FEEL for movement of air at the mouth and nose.
- D - All of the above.
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 13:*
The ARC Basic Life Support flow chart to be used in an emergency is....:
- A - DRSABCD
- B - DRABC
- C - DRABCD
- D - RACE
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 14:*
The first aider should continue CPR until what conditions have been met?
- A - The casualty fails to respond so you stop CPR
- B - A health care professional arrives and takes over CPR
- C - After five minutes of performing CPR
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 15:*
What risks and hazards may be involved when dealing with an emergency situation?
- A - The safety of both the first aider and the casualty
- B - Casualty lying in a hazardous area, e.g. on a road or railway, may need to be moved to ensure safety
- C - Protection required from extreme weather conditions
- D - All of the above
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 16:*
The correct order to the chain of survival is “Early …”:
- A - Access, CPR, Advanced Care, Defibrillation
- B - CPR, Advanced Care, Access, Defibrillation
- C - CPR, Defibrillation, Advanced Care, Access
- D - Access, CPR, Defibrillation, Advanced Care
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 17:*
If the individual is unconscious or not breathing, the legal requirement to obtain consent before assistance or treatment is…:
- A -To assume implied consent to provide treatment
- B - Not required as they are unable to give consent
- C - Waived under Common Law and Statute law in several circumstances.
- D - All of the Above
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 18:*
Based on privacy principles, information about the incident or the condition of the casualty must only be provided to Emergency Services personnel and/or the workplace supervisor, if appropriate.:
- A -True
- B - False
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 19:*
Following a workplace accident, you arrive to find a colleague lying on the ground. Your first action is to …
- A - Check for a response from the casualty
- B - Assess the site for danger
- C - Assess the casualty for any injuries
- D - Phone the site supervisor and 000 for an ambulance
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 20:*
When handing over the casualty to the paramedics, what information should you convey?
- A - The treatment that you have provided
- B - The signs and symptoms that you observed
- C -If known, casualty’s name and age
- D - All of the above
- E - A and B only
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 21:*
To perform compressions on an adult, you should place the heel of your hand in the center of the chest with the other hand on top.
- A - True
- B - False
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 22:*
All currently available AEDs perform regular self-checks and if a problem is detected it will be indicated by a visible light or audible alert sound.
- A - True
- B - False
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 23:*
If CPR is being performed by a rescuer on a casualty and someone arrives with an AED, the rescuer should ...
- A - Stop CPR while the pads are attached
- B - Continue CPR until the AED is ready to analyse
- C - Recheck the airway
- D - Continue CPR until the AED operator is ready to shock
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 24:*
In an emergency, first aiders may ignore the limitations of their first aid training and carry out actions they are not trained to do in order to save a life e.g. cutting a small hole in the base of the neck so that the person can breathe again?
- A - True
- B - False
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 25:*
How do you check for a response from a casualty?
- A - Shout in the casualty's ear
- B - Shake the casualty
- C - Talk and touch, e.g. squeeze hand
- D - All of the above
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 26:*
Can you use adult AED pads on a child if you do not have paediatric pads available?
- A - Yes
- B - No
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 27:*
A 4 year old boy is choking on a piece of biscuit. He is not able to cough and is looking distressed. You believe this is a severe obstruction. You should:
- A - Place him in the recovery position to clear his airway
- B - Offer reassurance and encourage him to start coughing
- C - Administer 5 back blows
- D - Give him a glass of water to wash it down
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Question 28:*
Is it preferable to turn an unconscious breathing person with a suspected spinal injury in to the recovery position?
- A - Yes
- B - No
Incorrect answer, please try again.
Correct Answers (Total 28):
You have answered all questions correctly. Please click on the Next button.

Congratulations, you have successfully completed the Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Theory Assessment.

IMPORTANT: Please click the red Submit button to send your assessment results to Revive2Survive.

Modules

These modules can be used for your assessment.

https://www.revive2survive.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Module-1-CPR-V3.1-260724.pdf
Module 2 – Medical Emergencies
Module 3 – Bleeds, Burns & Wounds
Module 4 – Safety & Legal, The Envoronment
Module 5 – Anaphylaxis
Module 6 – Asthma
Module 7 – Assessment of Casualty

Module 1 – CPR Resuscitation & the Airway
Module 2 – Medical Emergencies
Module 3 – Bleeds, Burns & Wounds
Module 4 – Safety & Legal, The Environment
Module 5 – Anaphylaxis
Module 6 – Asthma
Module 7 – Assessment of Casualty

Module 1 – CPR Resuscitation & the Airway
Module 2 – Medical Emergencies
Module 3 – Bleeds, Burns & Wounds
Module 4 – Safety & Legal, The Environment
Module 5 – Anaphylaxis
Module 6 – Asthma
Module 7 – Assessment of Casualty

Training
Location

Office: Suite 12, 1 East Ridge Drive, Chirnside Park, Victoria, 3116

Industry
Approved

We are industry leaders in CPR and First Aid Training. See our official listing on training.gov.au HERE.

Trusted
provider

We have been delivering Nationally Recognised Training since 2005. Your satisfaction with our services and competence in the skills taught are our top priorities.

03 9736 9736
1300 000 112
firstaid@revive2survive.com.au
Office: Suite 12, 1 East Ridge Drive, Chirnside Park, Victoria, 3116
Australian Statewide Education and Training Pty Ltd
RTO 21688

Facebook-f Instagram

QUICK LINKS

Home
About
FAQs
Contact
Request a Quote
First Aid Gear
Rescue Squad – Primary School Incursions

Home
About
FAQs
Contact
Request a Quote
First Aid Gear
Rescue Squad – Primary School Incursions

ASSESSMENTS

CPR Assessment
First Aid Assessment
Early Education Assessment
Anaphylaxis Assessment
Asthma Assessment

CPR Assessment
First Aid Assessment
Early Education Assessment
Anaphylaxis Assessment
Asthma Assessment

STUDENT LINKS

Courses
Calendar
USI Information

Courses
Calendar
USI Information

MODULES

Module 1 – CPR Resuscitation & the Airway
Module 2 – Medical Emergencies
Module 3 – Bleeds, Burns & Wounds
Module 4 – Safety & Legal, The Environment
Module 5 – Anaphylaxis
Module 6 – Asthma
Module 7 – Assessment of Casualty

Module 1 – CPR Resuscitation & the Airway
Module 2 – Medical Emergencies
Module 3 – Bleeds, Burns & Wounds
Module 4 – Safety & Legal, The Environment
Module 5 – Anaphylaxis
Module 6 – Asthma
Module 7 – Assessment of Casualty

POLICIES & DOCUMENTS

Student Handbook
Assessment Policy
Transfer, Cancellation & Refund Policy
Complaints & Appeals Policy
Learner Wellbeing Support Services Policy
Child Safety & Wellbeing

Student Handbook
Assessment Policy
Transfer, Cancellation & Refund Policy
Complaints & Appeals Policy
Learner Wellbeing Support Services Policy
Child Safety & Wellbeing

Book Now

made with ♡ by noosa website design

CPR Assessment

Step 1 of 3

Overview

Declaration

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Theory Assessment