CPR, AED & Choking for Children

CPR, AED & Choking for Children

Check Breathing

Multiple Choice

For CPR, the age range for children is ___________

• 0 - 12 months

• 1 - 12 years old

• > 12 years old

Multiple Choice

Different from an adult, children require CPR mainly due to _______

• heart problem

• breathing problem

Multiple Choice

If you are alone and there is a child that unresponsive and not breathing, what is the first step to be done after you check the scene safety?

• Call 999

• give 5 set CPR

Multiple Choice

For an adult, the depth of compression between 5 - 6 cm. However, for child, you can use either one-hand for small child or two-hand like an adult (for bigger child) but with the compression depth only _____ cm

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Multiple Choice

The rate of chest compression for child is similar to an adult which is ________

• 80 - 90 compression/minute

• 100 - 120 compression/minute

• 130 - 140 compression/minute

Multiple Choice

Giving breath to child is just like an adult that must be blow for _____ second.

• 1

• 5

• 10

Multiple Choice

To give breath rescue for children, you must cover the victim's ______ before blow the air.

• mouth

• nose

• mouth & nose

Multiple Choice

The correct way to place the pads of AED for a child is at _____________

• right upper chest & left lower chest

• anterior chest & posterior chest

Multiple Choice

The first aid for child choking is by encourage them to cough and then give ________________

• 5 back blows first & follow by 5 abdominal thrusts.

• 5 abdominal thrusts first & follow by 5 back blows.

Multiple Choice

If a choked child become unconscious and not breathing, then you must __________

• begin CPR

• find other person to help

• blindly sweep the victim's mouth