Pediatric BLS Quiz

What is the first step in the Pediatric BLS algorithm?

• Check for pulse

• Check for responsiveness

• Start CPR

• Provide rescue breaths

If there is no normal breathing but a pulse is present, what should be provided?

• High-flow oxygen

• Rescue breaths

• Chest compressions

• Defibrillation

How often should rescue breaths be given if there is no normal breathing, but a pulse is present?

• Every 5 seconds

• Every 2-3 seconds

• Every 10 seconds

• Every 8 seconds

After providing rescue breaths, how often should you assess the pulse?

• Every 2 minutes

• Every 30 seconds

• Every 10 seconds

• Every 5 minutes

What should you do if the heart rate is less than 60 bpm with poor perfusion?

• Continue rescue breaths

• Start CPR

• Reassess after 1 minute

• Call for help

If there is no breathing and no pulse, what is the immediate next step?

• Call emergency services

• Start CPR

• Provide rescue breaths only

• Check for shockable rhythm

What is the correct compression-to-ventilation ratio when performing CPR on children?

• 15:2

• 30:2

• 10:2

• 20:2

When should you activate emergency response after starting CPR?

• Immediately

• After 5 cycles of CPR

• After 10 cycles of CPR

• After 1 cycle of CPR

What should you do if the rhythm is shockable?

• Start CPR immediately

• Deliver a shock

• Provide rescue breaths

• Call for advanced life support

How soon should CPR be resumed after delivering a shock?

• Immediately

• After 1 minute

• After 30 seconds

• After 5 minutes