Let's solve this step-by-step. The task is to
order the CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) steps correctly using the provided images.
We are given six images with instructions. We need to place them in the correct sequence from 1 to 6.
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Step-by-Step Analysis:
1.
"Shake and shout"
→ This is the first thing you do when you find someone unresponsive. You check if they are conscious by shaking them gently and shouting.
✔ This should be
Step 1.
2.
"Check for breathing"
→ After checking responsiveness, you check if the person is breathing normally.
✔ This comes right after Step 1 →
Step 2.
3.
"Call 911"
→ If the person is not breathing or only gasping, you must call emergency services.
⚠️ But wait — in real-life CPR, if you're alone and the person is unresponsive and not breathing, you should
call 911 before starting chest compressions, unless you’re trained and have an AED nearby. However,
if someone else is present, they can call while you start CPR.
But since we are following a standard
single-rescuer protocol, the order is:
- Check responsiveness
- Check breathing
- Call 911 (or send someone)
So this is
Step 3.
4.
"Place your hands at the center of their chest"
→ This is the preparation for chest compressions.
✔ This comes
before pushing, so it’s
Step 4.
5.
"Push hard and fast—about twice per second"
→ This is the actual chest compression part.
✔ This is
Step 5.
6.
"If you've had training, repeat cycles of 30 chest pushes and 2 rescue breaths"
→ This refers to continuing CPR in cycles.
✔ This is
Step 6 — the ongoing process after starting compressions.
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Final Correct Order:
| Step | Image Description |
|------|-------------------|
| 1. | Shake and shout |
| 2. | Check for breathing |
| 3. | Call 911 |
| 4. | Place your hands at the center of their chest |
| 5. | Push hard and fast—about twice per second |
| 6. | If you've had training, repeat cycles of 30 chest pushes and 2 rescue breaths |
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Answer: Drag the images into the boxes like this:
1.
Shake and shout
2.
Check for breathing
3.
Call 911
4.
Place your hands at the center of their chest
5.
Push hard and fast—about twice per second
6.
Repeat cycles of 30 chest pushes and 2 rescue breaths
✔ This follows the
standard adult CPR sequence as recommended by organizations like the American Heart Association (AHA), especially for lay rescuers.
> Note: In some cases (e.g., if you're alone and the victim is a child or infant), the order may vary slightly, but for general adult CPR, this sequence is correct.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cpr worksheet.
