CPR skills version 2

Which of these is a correct statement for an adult victim?

• Compress at 80 to 100 per minute.

• Allow recoil to at least 1 inch.

• Compress to at least 2 inches.

• Provide 15 to 2 compressions to breaths.

What do you do if a choking victim becomes unresponsive?

• Do a finger sweep.

• Begin CPR.

• Do abdominal thrusts, then roll the victim over to do back blows.

• Continue to do the Heimlich maneuver.

Match the following

• at least 2 inches

• Adult

• about 2 inches

• Child

• about 1 1/2 inches

• Infant

Why is recoil necessary?

• It helps determine the rhythm of compressions.

• It prevents the heart from filling.

• It allows the lungs to completely fill with air.

• It allows the heart to completely refill with blood.

A responsive infant is choking, what should you do?

• Begin CPR.

• Do a blind finger sweep.

• Perform back blows and chest thrusts.

• Perform the Heimlich maneuver.

When should the rescuers switch roles in a 2 person rescue? SELECT ALL THAT ARE TRUE.

• About every 2 minutes.

• When the compressor gets tired.

• When the AED begins analyzing the heart rhythm.

• After approximately 5 cycles of compressions.

How do you know your breaths are effective?

• The person vomits on you.

• Your breaths are quick and forceful.

• You see the chest rise.

• You feel air escape around the mask.

2 Rescuers for an infant victim:

• at least 2 inches

• 15:2

• 80 to 100

• 30:2

2 Rescuers for an infant victim:

• at least 2 inches

• 15:2

• 80 to 100

• 30:2

How frequently should you provide rescue breathing only for an adult?

• 1 every 2 to 3 seconds

• 1 every 5 seconds

• 1 every 6 seconds

• 1 every 10 seconds