Table 1: Questionnaire with answers (translated into English language).
| 1- What's the Best choice for chest compression depth? | ||||
| A. At least 5 cms. | B. 5-6.25 cms | C. Rigidly 7.5 cms | D. As Much as Possible | |
| 2- What's the best Airway management maneuver for potential cervical injured patients? | ||||
| A. Head Tilt-Chin Lift | B. Jaw Thrust | |||
| 3- How much should a pulse-checking take? | ||||
| A. Till could be palpable | B. Max 2 seconds | C. Max. 5 Seconds | D. Max. 10 Seconds | |
| 4- Where is the best place for adult patients' pulse-checking? | ||||
| A. Carotid (Neck) | B. Femoral (Groin) | C. Radial (Wrist) | D. Brachial (Elbow) | |
| 5- Where is the best place for pediatric patients' pulse-checking? | ||||
| A. Carotid (Neck) | B. Femoral (Groin) | C. Radial (Wrist) | D. Brachial (Elbow) | |
| 6- An Infant has Gasping and pulse rate of 100/min; what should the resuscitator do? | ||||
| A. Starting CPR with emphasizing on chest compression prior to anything else | B. Give Breaths each 5-6 seconds | C. Give Breaths each 2-5 seconds | D. Do Nothing. | |
| 7- A pediatric patient doesn't breathe and has a pulse of 50/min, what should the resuscitator do? | ||||
| A. Starting CPR with emphasizing on chest compression prior to anything else | B. Give Breaths each 5-6 seconds | C. Give Breaths each 2-5 seconds | D. Do Nothing. | |
| 8- A 50 Y/O male patient chocked food while dinner-time. What should the bystanders do? | ||||
| A. Struck on His back | B. Do nothing till he collapses and then start CPR | C. Press on his abdomen | D. Press on his chest | |
| 9- A 10 month baby got something in her throat, what would you do? | ||||
| A. Alternatively struck on her back and chest | B. Try to pull out the foreign object by your finger | C. Press on her abdomen | D. Start CPR | |
| 10- When attempt to remove blockage of foreign throat objects would be stopped? | ||||
| A. When the foreign object comes out | B. When the patient collapses | C. When the patient's breathing would come back to normal | D. All of them | |
| 11- A 10 month baby got something in her throat while eating and suddenly collapses, what would you do? | ||||
| A. Alternatively struck on her back and chest | B. Try to pull out the foreign object by your finger | C. Press on her abdomen | D. Start CPR | |
| 12- What's the best Compression: Breathing ratio in adults? | ||||
| A. 5:3 | B. 10:2 | C. 15:2 | D. 30:2 | |
| 13- What's the best next step when not finding pulse in an unconscious patient? | ||||
| A. Starting CPR | B. Give 2 breathes | C. Ask for help | ||
| 14- What's the best next step when a regular pulse found in an unconscious patient? | ||||
| A. Starting CPR | B. Assessing Airways | C. Nothing to do | D. Give 2 breathes | |
| 15- How would you assess yourself at all about knowledge, skill, preparedness & etc. while a CPR event? | ||||
| A. Best - 5 | B. Good - 4 | C. Moderately - 3 | 4. Weak - 4 | 5. Very feeble |
| 15- How would you assess other colleagues at all about their knowledge, skill, preparedness & etc. while a CPR event? | ||||
| A. Best - 5 | B. Good - 4 | C. Moderately - 3 | 4. Weak - 4 | 5. Very feeble |
Dear Colleague, this is a questionnaire to assess your familiarity with new changes in Basic Life Support (BLS) v.2015 and assessment of
self-esteem and team-preparedness during CPR process. Your accurate answers will help us and any further studies in this field.