Infants

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How do back blows help to dislodge an object from a baby's airway?

• They increase blood circulation to the brain

• They create a strong vibration and pressure in the airway

• They stimulate the baby's gag reflex

• They help the baby to relax and cough it out

What is the primary action described to dislodge a blockage in a choking baby?

• Chest compressions

• Abdominal thrusts

• Back blows

• Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

When administering back blows to a choking baby, what is essential to ensure?

• The baby's legs are elevated above their head

• The baby's head is kept higher than their chest

• The baby's head is properly supported

• The baby is held in an upright sitting position

What indicates that the object blocking a baby's airway has been successfully dislodged?

• The baby becomes quiet and still

• The baby starts to cry or breathe normally

• The baby's skin color changes to blue

• The baby begins to cough weakly