CPR Quiz

Question 1

Adults: Compression-ventilation ratio

1 or 2 rescuer

Answer 1

30:2

30 compressions

2 breaths

Question 2

Children & Infants : Compression-ventilation ratio

1 or 2 rescuer

Answer 2

30: 2 - Single Rescuer
15: 2 - 2 Rescuer

30 compressions

2 breaths

Question 3

Ventilations with advance airway

Answer 3

1 breath every 6-8 seconds (8-10 breaths/min)

Asynchronous with chesst compressions
about 1 secod per breath
Visable chest rise

Question 4

Air Way

Answer 4

Head tilt-chin lift ( suspected trama: jaw thrust)

Question 5

Adults: Compression depth

Answer 5

At least 2 inches

Question 6

Children: Compression depth

Answer 6

Approximately 2 inches, at least 1/3 Anterior - Posterior diameter

Question 7

Infants: Compression depth

Answer 7

least 1/3 Anterior - Posterior diameter

about 1.5 inches (4cm)

Question 8

Compression rate

Answer 8

At least 100/min

Question 9

CPR sequence

Answer 9

C-A-B

Compressions, Airway, Breathing

Question 10

Relieving choking in a responsive infant

Answer 10

Deliver up to 5 back claps forcefully between the infants shoulder blade, using the heel of your hand. Deliver each slap with enough force to dislodge the foreign body.

Question 11

Relieving choking in a unresonsive infant

Answer 11

Stop giving back slapes and begin CPR

Do not perform finger sweeps , may push foriegn body back into airway, causing more obstructions.

Question 12

Choking: Obese or Pregant

Answer 12

Perform chest thrust instead of abdominal thrust.

Question 13

Rescue breating

Answer 13

When adult, child, or infant has a pulse but is not breathing effectivelly, rescuer should give breaths WITHOUT chest compressions.

Give each breath in 1 second
each breath should result in visable chest rise
Check the pulse about every 2 minutes

Question 14

Rescue breathing: Adults

Answer 14

Give 1 breath q 5-6 seconds (10-12 per min)

Question 15

Rescue breathing: Infants and Children

Answer 15

Give 1 breath q 3-5 seconds (12-20 per min)

Question 16

Recongniing choking ins a child or adult: Severe

1 year or older

Answer 16

Unable to speak

High pitch noies or no noise at all

Weak, ineffective cough, or no cough

Question 17

Mouth to mouth Breathng:

Answer 17

Resucere exhaled air contains 17% oxygen and 4% CO2

Head-tilt lift

Question 18

Mouth to mouth Breathng: Gastric Inflation

Answer 18

Too much or too quick breaths, air is likely to enter the stomac rather than the lungs: results in vomiting,aspiration, or pneumonia

Reduce:
Take 1 sec to deliver each breath
Deliver air until you make the victums chest rise

Question 19

Mouth to mouth Breathing: Infant

Answer 19

Place your mouth over infants mouth and nose to create air tight breath–Prefered.