Anson Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI) Practice Test

How often does RQI typically require re-demonstration of CPR skills according to standard practice?

Every week. Every six months. Annually. Regular practice with short sessions; re-demonstration intervals vary, commonly every 3 months.

Correct Answer:

Regular practice with short sessions; re-demonstration intervals vary, commonly every 3 months.

Explanation:

The key idea is that CPR skills in RQI are kept fresh through ongoing, brief practice rather than a once-a-year check. This approach combats rapid skill decay by providing regular, short practice sessions with feedback. Because the exact timing of re-demonstrations can depend on the specific program or facility, many RQI implementations use a quarterly cadence. So the best answer reflects both the regular, short practice and the commonly used interval of about every three months. The other options imply fixed, longer gaps (weekly, semiannual, or annual), which don’t align with the RQI emphasis on frequent, ongoing maintenance.

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