CPR Review

compression's for an adult cardiac arrest victim are most effective when you

• see if the chest rises

• press down with a depth of 2 inches or 5 cm at a rate of 100-120 beats per minute and 30 compression's

• do compression's

• wait for more advance help to arrive

if a child who is choking cannot make a sound or breath or has a cough with no sound you should

• use an AED

• do CPR

• hit its back and stand back

• Begin the steps for helping a choking child

when giving breaths you can tell enough air is going in if you

• the chest does not move

• can see the patient respond

• see the chest rise

• use an AED

once you have started giving compressions and breaths you should keep going until

• an AED arrives or Advance care arrive

• keep going

• someone that does not know how to do CPR arrives

• you are tired

when another person comes to help with CPR you should

• ask if they are advance care

• immediate stop and let them star over

• finish your cycle of 5 30:2 or 2 min

• say no and keep going

one difference between adult and child CPR is that in child CPR you can

• allow the AED pads to touch

• use an AED

• use one hand

• do a ratio of 15:2

to open the air way you should

• Head tilt chin lift

• open the mouth

• blot into the nose and close the mouth

when giving breaths during CPR you should

• look at the forehead

• watch the chest rise

• look down

• close your eyes

when you use a mask or BVM during Breaths you should

• let the air come out of the sides

• make sure there is and airtight seal

• make sure the BVM is covering the chest

• make sure your hands are no touching the pacient

when should you use a AED

• Agonal gasps

• not breathing

• if the person does no resopnde

• all the above