18- CPR INFANT

What is the purpose of performing CPR?

• To maintain blood circulation by chest compressions

• To maintain an open and clear airway

• To maintain breathing by external ventilation

• To save life of the victim

When should you stop CPR?

• When help (ambulance) arrives

• All of the above

• When the victim regains consciousness

• When you are tired or the scene becomes unsafe

What is the correct rate of chest compressions during CPR?

• 100 - 120 per minute

• 130 - 150 per minute

• 50 - 60 per minute

• 80 - 100 per minute

What is the depth of chest compressions during CPR?

• 1 cm

• 2 cm

• 3 cm

• 4 cm

What is the correct ratio of compressions to breaths in one cycle of CPR?

• 20 compressions : 2 breaths

• 25 compressions : 2 breaths

• 15 compressions : 1 breath

• 30 compressions : 2 breaths

What is the main principle in CPR?

• To minimize interruption during CPR

• To prevent brain damage

• To provide excessive ventilation

• To restore effective circulation and ventilation

When should you shout for help during CPR?

• When you are alone

• When there is no response and breathing

• When you are tired or the scene becomes unsafe

• When the victim regains consciousness

What is the correct position for Return of Spontaneous Circulation (ROSC)?

• Middle of the chest

• Upper half of the breastbone

• Lower half of the breastbone

• Side of the chest

What is the indication for CPR in cases of respiratory arrest?

• Drowning

• Heart attack

• Diabetes

• High blood pressure

What should you do if the victim is not responding during CPR?

• Call for help

• Check for pulse

• Stop and wait for help

• Continue with chest compressions