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CPR Skill Assessment

Students will assess a victim in need of Basic Life Support (CPR and Rescue Breathing), and then perform the proper intervention.

Rubric Code: A225XXC

By tjiaggie

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Subject: Health

Type: Handout

Grade Levels: 9-12

CPR Assessment
	Poor-1 7.5 pts	Fair-3 10 pts	Proficient-5 12.5 pts
Check scene for safety	Poor-1 Student does not check the scene for safety.	Fair-3 Has to be prompted to check the scene for safety.	Proficient-5 Checks scene for safety successfully.
Check responsiveness and breathing	Poor-1 Student doesn't check for responsiveness and breathing (doesn't tap and shout; doesn't look, listen, and feel).	Fair-3 Needs prompting to check for responsiveness OR breathing, or does so incorrectly.	Proficient-5 Checks for responsiveness AND breathing without prompting, and does so correctly.
Activate emergency response	Poor-1 The student forgets to call 911	Fair-3 Needs prompting to call 911.	Proficient-5 Calls 911 or directly instructs someone to call 911.
Check pulse	Poor-1 Student forgets to check for a pulse,	Fair-3 Needs prompting to check the pulse. Checks for less than 10 seconds, or checks incorrectly.	Proficient-5 Correctly checks the pulse on the patients carotid artery.
Chest compressions If no pulse is found.	Poor-1 Student forgets to do 30 compressions.	Fair-3 Needs prompting to do 30 compressions, or performs incorrectly.	Proficient-5 Successfully performs 30 compressions at 100/min, compressing the chest 2 inches, before giving breaths.
Breathing	Poor-1 Student forgets to do 2 breaths.	Fair-3 Needs prompting to do 2 breaths, fails to open the airway first, or performs incorrectly.	Proficient-5 Successfully performs 2 breaths, lasting 2 seconds each, allowing the chest to rise and fall with each breath.
Rescue breathing	Poor-1 Student is unable to perform rescue breathing.	Fair-3 Breathing is done incorrectly (too fast, too slow, too much air, not enough air).	Proficient-5 Successfully performs rescue breaths, 1 every 5-6 seconds, for 1 second each.
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