Basic Life Support

Question 0

the second part of Adult Chain of Survival

Answer 0

activation of emergency response system

Question 1

what is the first step of the Adult Chain of Survival

Answer 1

recognition of cardiac arrest

Question 2

the third step of Adult Chain of Survival

Answer 2

begin CPR

Question 3

the fourth step to Adult Chain of Survival

Answer 3

rapid defibrillation

Question 4

the fifth step of Adult Chain of Survival

Answer 4

effective advanced life support

Question 5

the sixth step of Adult Chain of Survival

Answer 5

Intergrated post-cardiac arrest care

Question 6

Child Care Chain

Answer 6

• prevention of arrest
• early high quality bystander CPR
• rapid activation of CPR
• effective advanced life support
• Intergrated post-cardiac arrest care

Question 7

what does CAB stand for?

Answer 7

• Chest Compression
• Airway
• Breathing

Question 8

take a maximum of ____ seconds to check for a pulse?

Answer 8

10

Question 9

deliver air over __ seconds

Answer 9

1

Question 10

compression rates for adults

Answer 10

100 bpm

30:2 for 5 cycles

Question 11

compression rates for

1 year of age to puberty

Answer 11

15:2 for 10 cycles if there are 2 rescuers or
30:2 for 5 cycles if you’re solo
2 inches deep
1 hand for small child

Question 12

location of pulse for infants

Answer 12

brachial

Question 13

compression depth for infants

Answer 13

1.5 inches

Question 14

when to activate EMS?

Answer 14

same as child, if you didn’t witness the arrest and you are solo, perform 2 minutes of CPR before leaving infant to activate EMS ot get an AED

Question 15

if you witness the arrest of an Infant or Child when do you activate EMS?

Answer 15

leave child to call 911 or to get a Defibrillator

Question 16

if an infant has a definate pulse but less than 60bpm,

Answer 16

add compressions

Question 17

if infant has a pluse

Answer 17

give 1 breath every 3 seconds

Question 18

baby compressions
solo-
2 man-

Answer 18

30: 2
15: 2

Question 19

solo rescuer for infants you use what fingers for compression

Answer 19

middle and index

Question 20

2 man rescuer what fingers do you use for CPR

Answer 20

thumbs

Question 21

in a compression of 15:2 how often do you switch roles

Answer 21

every 2 minutes

Question 22

in advanced airway what changes and stays the same?

Answer 22

compressions remain at 100/min without pause, but you give 1 breath every 6-8 seconds (8-10 breaaths) a minute

Question 23

Mouth-to-Mouth breaths describe actions

Answer 23

head tilt-chin lift
pinch nose
take regular breaths while creating a seal with your mouth
give breath
check for chest rise
give 2 breaths, no more until the next cycle. even if it failed
if unable to ventilate, return to just compressions

Question 24

what is rescue breathing

Answer 24

just breaths are given becuase the victim has a hearthbeat but cant breath

Question 25

breaths for rescue breathing for adults

Answer 25

1 breath every 5 to 6 (10-12 breaths) a minute

Question 26

rescue breathing for infants and children

Answer 26

1 breaths every 3 to 5 seconds (12-20) breaths a minute

Question 27

every breath you give should be how long, in all situation?

Answer 27

1 second

Question 28

if infants chocking what do you do

Answer 28

turn around and give 5 back slaps, then turn around on 5 compressions. repeat until object if removed