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AED Skills Testing Checklist 2025

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The document provides a comprehensive guide on Adult and Infant CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) skills testing. It includes detailed checklists for assessing victims, performing high-quality chest compressions and breaths, using an AED, and ensuring scene safety. The document outlines critical skills descriptors for both adult and infant CPR, emphasizing the importance of timely activation of emergency response systems, proper hand placement, compression depth, and minimizing interruptions during CPR. Additionally, it contains an evaluation form for instructors to assess student performance in CPR training.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the AED Skills Testing Checklist in the editor.
Begin by entering the student’s name and the date of the test at the top of the form. This ensures proper identification and record-keeping.
Review the hospital and prehospital scenarios provided. These scenarios set the context for the skills being tested, so familiarize yourself with them before proceeding.
In the 'Assessment and Activation' section, check each box as you demonstrate or observe each skill, such as checking responsiveness and activating emergency response systems.
For CPR cycles, follow the prompts to document compressions and breaths accurately. Ensure that you check boxes only for successfully performed steps.
Complete the AED section by marking off each step as it is performed, including powering on the AED and delivering a shock if necessary.
Finally, review all sections for completeness before submitting your checklist. Make sure all required fields are filled out correctly.

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How to pass the CPR written test?

5 Tips to Prepare You Best for the Written CPR Exam Try Taking the Online Tests. One of the best ways to secure a CPR pass in the written component is by taking some online tests. Take an Online Course. Watch Videos and Revise Your Techniques. Practice the Exercises. Consult With Your Coach.

How many questions are on the CPR AED test?

The written test consists of a series of multiple-choice questions (usually between 10 and 30 questions) on CPR basics. It aids in testing whether people know how to deal with certain situations, are familiar with CPR protocol, and know how and when to perform CPR.

What questions do they ask on the CPR test?

It consists of multiple-choice questions on a variety of topics, including how to properly use an AED, how to recognize signs of cardiac arrest, how to respond to a choking emergency, and how to properly perform CPR.

Is the CPR AED test hard?

CPR exams are designed for you to pass not to fail. The formats are clear and easily understood. The number of questions vary depending on the provider, but generally, there are about 30 questions in total. To pass the exam, you must have a pass score of 70, 80%, or 85%, depending on the provider.