American Heart Association CPR study
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After recognizing cardiac arrest, when do you start compressions? ✔✔within 10 seconds
How many chest compressions are recommended per minute? ✔✔100/min
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American Heart Association CPR study
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After recognizing cardiac arrest, when do you start compressions? ✔✔within 10 seconds
How many chest compressions are recommended per minute? ✔✔100/min
You must allow complete chest _______ after each compression for effective CPR. ✔✔recoil
Limit interruptions to ____ seconds between chest compressons and breaths. ✔✔10
To ensure effective breaths, the chest should _____. ✔✔rise
What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for 1 rescuer CPR? ✔✔30:2
What is the pulse site used on adults to check for a pulse? ✔✔Carotid pulse
What maneuver is used for delivery of effective breaths? ✔✔Head tilt, chin lift
What maneuver is used to deliver breaths when the patient has a suspected neck or spinal injury?
✔✔Jaw thrust
What is recommended to use for ventilation in 2 rescuer CPR? ✔✔bag mask
Each breath should be given over _____ second. ✔✔one
Avoid excessive ventilation or delivering breaths too quickly or forcefully because it will cause
__________________. ✔✔Gastric distention
Rescuer 2 maintains open _________ and gives __________. ✔✔airway; breaths
What is the first step when using an AED? ✔✔turn it on
When using an AED, after delivery of the firs shock, what do you do? ✔✔Chest compressions
What do you do if the victim's chest is hairy? ✔✔Press pads firmly and rip off and replace with
new pads
If the chest is covered in water/sweat, what do you do before you place the pads? ✔✔Wipe dry
When using an AED, do not place pads directly over a _____________ or a _____________.
✔✔pacemaker; medicine patch
Do not ever ____ the AED pads. ✔✔cut
If a medicine patch is present, what do you do with it? ✔✔take it off and keep it
What do you do before placing the AED pads after removing a medicine patch? ✔✔wipe the
skin
Anyone from the age of ______________________ is considered a child. ✔✔one to puberty
What is the depth of chest compressions on a child? ✔✔2 inches or 1/3 chest depth
What is the ratio for 1 rescuer CPR on a child? ✔✔30:2
What is the ratio for 2 rescuer CPR on a child? ✔✔15:2
If you do not witness the cardiac arrest of a child what do you do first? (by yourself) ✔✔perform
5 cycles of CPR then leave the child and get help
How many hands are used to give effective compressions on a child? ✔✔One or two
What pulse site do you check on an infant? ✔✔brachial pulse
If there are any S/S f poor perfusion and a pulse less than 60 bpm in an infant, what do you do?
✔✔perform CPR
If they have S/S of poor perfusion and a pulse greater than 60 bpm in an infant, what do you do?
✔✔just give rescue breaths
How deep are chest compressions on an infant? ✔✔4cm or 1/3 chest depth
How many fingers do you use in the center of an infant's chest just below the nipple line? ✔✔2
You deliver chest compressions on an infant at a rate of __________. ✔✔100/min
What is the ratio of chest compressions for 1 rescuer CPR on an infant? ✔✔30:2
What is the ratio of chest compressions for 2 rescuer CPR on an infant? ✔✔15:2
What is the hand placement for 2 rescuer CPR on an infant? ✔✔2 thumbs with encircling hands
With an advanced airway on an adult, you give ____ breath every _____ seconds within ______
chest compressions per minute. ✔✔1; 6; 100
when giving rescue breaths on an adult, you give one breath every _____________. ✔✔5
seconds
When giving rescue breaths on an infant/child, you give one breath every ____________. ✔✔3
seconds
When performing CPR, you can switch roles after every ___________. ✔✔10 cycles
When performing CPR, you check the pulse and reassess the victim how often? ✔✔every 2
minutes
When a victim has a pulse but is not breathing, what do you perform? ✔✔rescue breaths
What is the sequence of skills when performing CPR? ✔✔CAB- compressions, airway,
breathing
On a choking infant, you deliver 5 back blows between the shoulder blades using what? ✔✔the
heel of your hand
On a choking infant, always keep their head ________ than their chest. ✔✔lower
What is the sequence of skills on a choking infant? Repeat this sequence until when? ✔✔5 back
blows, 5 abdominal thrusts; repeat until the object is expelled
If a choking victim becomes unresponsive, you begin_______. ✔✔CPR
If pediatric pads are not available when using an AED on an infant/child, what pads do you use?
Where do you place them? ✔✔Adult pads; 1 on front, 1 on back and they cannot touch
When is the only time you would ever move a victim? ✔✔if the scene is not safe
What skill of CPR ensures blood flow to the body/brain? ✔✔chest compressions
What are the steps to follow when an emergency with a victim is noticed? ✔✔1.) Scene is safe
2.) Check for responsiveness-"Hey, are you OK?"
3.) Check for pulse and breathing(no more than 10 seconds)
4.) Activate emergency response system-"You call 911, you get the AED"
5.) Begin CPR, do not stoop until EMS arrives, or victim has a pulse and breathing
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