cpr

Question 1

critical thinking

Answer 1

clear and rational thinking to identify the connection between information and actions

Question 2

problem solving

Answer 2

use available recourses to find solutions to complex problems

Question 3

team leader

Answer 3

assigning roles
prioritize and coach
give arriving team members status and care reports

Question 4

team members

Answer 4

maintain assigned roles
communicate with leader
if they can’t perform role
they identify something that has been over looked

Question 5

what should members do?

Answer 5

respect each other
used clear loop communication
repeat information to close loop
keep skill and knowledge current

Question 6

legal considerations

Answer 6

at works you have a duty to act in your scope of practice

Question 7

what is the good samaritan act?

Answer 7

in life you are protected by good samaritan act as long as you don’t do anything shady

Question 8

more legal stuff

Answer 8

get consent from a conscious person
identify yourself and level of training
explain what you plan to do
ask for permission unless unresponsive or there is a child without a guardian

Question 9

ABC

Answer 9

airway
breathing
circulation

Question 10

initial impression

Answer 10

is it safe
put on ppe
how does the patient appear
check for responsiveness

Question 11

what happens when you see bleeding?

Answer 11

control bleeding immediately

Question 12

what should you do if they’re unresponsive

Answer 12

call 911 and get an AED

Question 13

how do you check breathing for adult?

Answer 13

check for breathing and pulse for 5-10 seconds
head tilt chin lift technique

Question 14

what dhould you do if there is a suspected head, neck, or spine injury

Answer 14

use modified jaw thrust maneuver

Question 15

who is a child?

Answer 15

1-puberty is a child

Question 16

how do you check breathing for infant?

Answer 16

trap bottom of foot
open airway to neutral position
use the brachial pulse

Question 17

what usually causes a cardiac arrest

Answer 17

heart attack

Question 18

what are signs of a heart attack

Answer 18

chest pain that lasts longer than 3-5 seconds
chest pain goes away and comes back
spreads to the shoulders, arms, jaw, stomach, back
difficulty breathing
dizziness, pale, sweaty skin
nausea vomiting indigestion

Question 19

what are signs of a heart attack for a woman

Answer 19

unexplained fatigue

Question 20

what else cause cardiac arrest

Answer 20

obstructed airway
respiratory arrest
opioid overdose

Question 21

cardiac arrest

Answer 21

cpr immediately

Question 22

obstructed airway

Answer 22

remove it

Question 23

respiratory arrest

Answer 23

just give breaths

Question 24

opioid overdoes

Answer 24

give naloxone

Question 25

hospital adult cardiac chain of survival

Answer 25

prevention recognition & activation of the emergency response system (call 911 and get help) post cardiac arrest care recovery with rehab therapy and support

Question 26

what is the first step of the pediatric cardiac chain of survival

Answer 26

recovery

Question 27

ventilations

Answer 27

let two breaths with a pause between to let the air escape they should last one second each and make the chest begin to rise

Question 28

what should you do if chest does not rise

Answer 28

respond the airway and try again

Question 29

ways to deliver breaths

Answer 29

mouth too mouth pinch the nose and make a seal over the mouth use a pocket mask use bvm resuscitator

Question 30

how do you use a bvm resuscitator

Answer 30

can be done with one provider not recommended 2 people better seal ventilation using thee E-C technique other persons squeezes half way

Question 31

what to do if advanced airway is in place

Answer 31

a person ventilates every 6 seconds one person delivers continuous compressions without a pause

Question 32

chest compressions

Answer 32

patient must be on a firm flat surface shoulder directly over hands and elbows locked adult 2 in child- about 2 in infant- 1.5 in

Question 33

how many compressions per minute

Answer 33

**100-120 compression on ANYONE**

Question 34

single CPR

Answer 34

30 compressions 2 ventulations 1 hand for small child infants stand at sngle and use encircling thumbs

Question 35

multiple provider CPR

Answer 35

switch positions about every 2 minutes switch shouldn’t last longer than 10 seconds compressor calls switch

Question 36

when do you stop CPR

Answer 36

ROSC other trainers relieve you you are presented with a valid DNR you ate too exhausted continue situation becomes unsafe

Question 37

ROSC

Answer 37

signs of life return of spontaneous circulation stop cpr monitor breathing and pulse

Question 38

how many compressions for infants when the is multiple providers

Answer 38

15 compressions 2 breaths