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WorksheetsInfant CPR Techniques and Guidelines
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
How should you check for responsiveness in an infant?
Tap and shout on their chest.
Tap and tickle their feet.
Shake them gently.
Pinch their arm.
For how long should you check for breathing in an infant?
No more than 5 seconds.
10 to 15 seconds.
5 to 10 seconds.
Until emergency services arrive.
What should be your immediate action if an infant is not breathing?
Begin chest compressions immediately.
Call 911 and send someone to get an AED.
Give two rescue breaths.
Wait for 30 seconds to see if they start breathing.
Where should you place your fingers for chest compressions on an infant?
On the belly button.
Right at or just below the nipple line.
On the collarbone.
On the forehead.
What is the recommended depth for chest compressions on an infant?
About half an inch.
About 2 inches.
About 1.5 inches or one-third the depth of the chest.
As deep as possible.
What is the recommended rate for chest compressions during infant CPR?
60-80 compressions per minute.
80-100 compressions per minute.
100-120 compressions per minute.
120-140 compressions per minute.
How many rescue breaths should be given after 30 chest compressions for an infant?
One breath.
Two breaths.
Three breaths.
No breaths, only compressions.
Why is it important to give rescue breaths during CPR for infants and children, unlike adults?
Infants and children have stronger lungs.
Infants and children primarily need oxygen.
Adults respond better to hands-only CPR.
It helps to cool down their body temperature.
How should an infant's head be positioned when giving rescue breaths?
Tilted far back.
Tilted slightly forward.
In a neutral airway position.
To the side.
