Basic Life Support Child & Inafnt

What does respiratory arrest respiratory failure mean

• Not breathing AND has central pulse

• Ineffective ventilation and central pulse

• Not breathing AND does not have a central pulse

• Affective ventilation AND does not have a central pulse

How long do you deliver ventilations for children and infants

• Deliver ventilation for 1 second making sure the chest rises

• Deliver ventilation for 3 seconds

• Devliver ventilation for 2 seconds

• Deliver ventilation for 5 seconds

When caring for a unconscious infant who is choking do you use a modified CPR technique.

• True

• False

If a infant has a object in it's mouth do you remove it with your pinkie finger or index

• Pinky Finger

• Index Finger

The best and safest option of opening a child's or adults airway when a spine injury or suspected head injury is not present or suspected use the head-tilt/chin lift maneuver

• True

• False

If a child/infants central pulse is 60 pm, do you delievr 1 ventilation every 2-3 seconds

• True

• False

When a child or infant is choking may their skin appear flushed, but will become pale or cynatatic (blue) as blood is deprived of oxygen

• True

• False