Paediatric life support Flashcards

1
Q

What is the first step after finding a child on the ground?

A

Check if they are responsive

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2
Q

What is the first stage of life support in an unresponsive child?

A

Give 5 rescue breaths

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3
Q

What should be done after giving 5 rescue breaths?

A

Check for signs of circulation

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4
Q

How would you check for signs of circulation in an infant?

A

Brachial or femoral pulse

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5
Q

How would you check for signs of circulaiton in a child (>1 year)?

A

Carotid pulse

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6
Q

What should be done after checking for signs of circulation?

A

Compression and ventilation

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7
Q

What is the compression:ventilation ratio for children and infants?

A

15:2

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8
Q

At what rate should the chest compressions be in both a child and an infant?

A

100-120/min

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9
Q

How should chest compressions be done in an infant?

A

Two-thumb encircling technique

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10
Q

Where should chest compressions be done on a child?

A

Compress the lower half of the sternum

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11
Q

How deep should the chest compressions be?

A

One-third of the anterior–posterior dimension of the chest

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12
Q

How deep should chest compressions be roughly on an infant?

A

4cm

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13
Q

How deep should chest compressions be on a child roughly?

A

5 cm for a child

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