CPR1

What is the first step in performing CPR?

• Call 9-1-1

• Give two rescue breaths

• Place the heel of one hand in the center of the chest

• Check the scene for safety

How deep should chest compressions be during CPR?

• At least 4 inches deep

• At least 3 inches deep

• At least 2 inches deep

• At least 1 inch deep

What is the recommended rate for chest compressions per minute?

• At least 125 per minute

• At least 100 per minute

• At least 75 per minute

• At least 50 per minute

How many chest compressions should be given before giving rescue breaths?

• 35 chest compressions

• 30 chest compressions

• 25 chest compressions

• 20 chest compressions

What should you do if the chest does not rise after giving a rescue breath?

• Call for help

• Start chest compressions immediately

• Give up on rescue breaths

• Tilt the head back and try another rescue breath

When should you stop performing CPR?

• When you notice an obvious sign of life

• After 10 minutes

• When you feel tired

• After 30 chest compressions

What is the difference in depth of chest compressions between adults and children?

• For adults, push down about 1 inch; for children, 2 inches

• For adults, push down at least 2 inches; for children, about 1.5 inches

• For adults, push down at least 2 inches; for children, about 2 inches

• There is no difference

What should you do after checking for breathing in a child?

• Start chest compressions immediately

• Give two initial rescue breaths

• Call 9-1-1

• Check for a pulse