CPR Adults

Question 1

Compression/Ventilation Ratio

Answer 1

30:2 (one or 2 man)

Question 2

Compression Depth

Answer 2

“At least 2 inches” p.14

Question 3

Compression rate

Answer 3

100-120 min

Question 4

Advanced Airway ventilations

Answer 4

1 ventilation Q 6 seconds (asychronous from comp if 2 man).

Question 5

How long should 30 compressions take?

Answer 5

15-18 sec.

Question 6

What is CPP?

Answer 6

Coronary perfusion pressure. The difference between the pressure in the aorta and the right atrium during diastole. It is a reflection of myocardial blood flow.

Question 7

What is considered an adequate CPP?

Answer 7

Greater than 20 mmHg

Question 8

What is the CCF?

Answer 8

Chest Compression Fraction. The amount of time performing chest compressions. Calculating the time of chest compressions by the total time of resuscitation.

Question 9

What percent of CCF is needed?

Answer 9

60% at least, goal is 80%

Question 10

Capnography ranges

Answer 10

Normal- 35-45 mmHg, With HQ CPR 15-20 mmHg

Question 11

ROSC sign?

Answer 11

Sudden capnography increase to ?

Question 12

When should a sole providers use the AED?

Answer 12

A soon as it is determined the patient is in cardiac arrest p. 11

Question 13

Obstructed airway response?

Answer 13

5 back blows then abd thrust p.11

Question 14

What is the first thing to do when an adult is found unresponsive?

Answer 14

Activate EMS system p.13

Question 15

Debrief acronym?

Answer 15

RARS

review, analyze, reflect, summarize