CPR EXAM

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Signs of someone needing CPR

no pulse, no breathing, no response

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What does CAB stand for?

Compressions, airway, breathing

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For adult CPR check for response at least

5 seconds no more than 10 seconds.

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For Adult CPR compress at least

2 inches in depth

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For how many seconds per minute do you have to compress for Adult CPR

100 beats per minute

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For children CPR compress

approximately 2 inches 1/3 depth of chest

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For infant CPR compress

approximately 1 1/2 inches 1/3 depth of chest

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For infant compression place

2 fingers in center of chest just below the nipple line

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Infant Compressions how many per minute?

100

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What age range is considered for child CPR?

1 year of age to puberty

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For child CPR what is the ratio for one person CPR?

30 compressions to 2 breaths

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For child CPR what is the ratio for Two person CPR

15 compressions to 2 breaths

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What is compression rate for advanced airway CPR?

Compression rate at least 100/min without pauses 1 breath every 6 to 8 seconds.

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Where do you check pulse for infant?

Brachial artery

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If you are alone doing CPR on a child and not witnessed what do you do

complete 5 cycles of CPR, then activate ERS.... get the AED.

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What do you not do for airway obstruction.

Do not do a blind finger sweep

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What is name for CPR position on infant ?

in a neutral sniffing position

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For infant CPR airway and breathing how many breaths do you give?

2

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For infant CPR 2 rescuer one rescuer at the head performs bag valve mask breathing and the rescuer at foot performs compressions with

2 thumb encircling hands technique

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If the pediatric pads are not available than you can use

adult pads and adult dose

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If there is a pulse present start rescue breathing by

delivering 1 breath every 3-5 seconds

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For adult CPR what do you do right away?

Activate ERS ASAP. Do not wait two minutes

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For children CPR if not witnessed,

lone rescuer completes 5 cycles of CPR, then activate ERS and get AED

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If infant has heart rate less than 60 bpm what do you do?

Start CPR

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For infant choking with severe airway obstruction what do you do?

5 backslaps, chest thrusts, repeat.

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For infant chest thrusts how many thrusts?

5

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When delivering 5 chest thrusts to infant what part of chest?

middle of chests, lower half of breast bone

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Impedance Threshold devicse is recommended by

American Heart Association

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Cardiac Arrests is more correctly known as

Myocardial Infarction

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For chest compressions for adult CPR,

compress center of chest lower half of sternum

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For adults compress at a rate of

at least 100 per minute

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For adult CPR you want to avoid

minimize interruptions.

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For CPR with advanced airway do compressions of

at least 100 per min without pausing.

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For advanced airway deliver breath

every 6-8 seconds

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If someone is responsive what do you do?

Lay them down, call 911

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When infant is choking what do you do

5 back slap, 5 chest thrusts