AHA BLS STUDY GUIDE EXAM |A COMPLETE
SOLUTION WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS |GET IT 100% CORRECT |GRADED A+
Despite advances in prevention, sudden
______________remains a leading cause of death in many countries.
Cardiac arrest
Outcome from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest remains poor. Only.
____% of adult patients with nontraumatic cardiac arrest who are treated
by emergency medical services survive to hospital discharge.
10
The 2 key components of CPR are __________ and ___________
Chest compressions, emergency breaths
Start compressions within ____ seconds after recognized cardiac arrest.
10
Push _______, push ________. Compress at a rate of ______ to ______
per minute.
Hard, fast. 100-120
Compress the chest of adults at least _____ in. (5 cm), but no more than
____ inches (6 cm).
2 in , 3 in
Compress the chest of children at least _____ the depth of the chest, this
is approximately _____ inches (5 cm).
1/3 , 2 in.
, Compress the chest of infants at least _____ the depth of the chest, this
is approximately _____ inches (4cm)
1/3 , 1.5
Allow for complete chest _______ after each compression.
Recoil
Minimize interruptions in chest compressions. (Try to limit interruptions
to less than ____ seconds.)
10
Give effective breaths. Deliver each breath over one second, enough to
make the victim's chest _______
Rise
Avoid excessive ___________
ventilation
Personal __________________ _________________ (PPE) helps protect
rescuers from health or safety risks.
Protective equipment
INFANTS: Younger than ______ year(s) of age (excluding newly born
infants in the delivery room)
1
CHILDREN: _______year(s) of age to ________
1, puberty
Male puberty signs
Chest, underarm, facial hair
Female Puberty signs
Breast development
Adults : _____________ and older
SOLUTION WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS |GET IT 100% CORRECT |GRADED A+
Despite advances in prevention, sudden
______________remains a leading cause of death in many countries.
Cardiac arrest
Outcome from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest remains poor. Only.
____% of adult patients with nontraumatic cardiac arrest who are treated
by emergency medical services survive to hospital discharge.
10
The 2 key components of CPR are __________ and ___________
Chest compressions, emergency breaths
Start compressions within ____ seconds after recognized cardiac arrest.
10
Push _______, push ________. Compress at a rate of ______ to ______
per minute.
Hard, fast. 100-120
Compress the chest of adults at least _____ in. (5 cm), but no more than
____ inches (6 cm).
2 in , 3 in
Compress the chest of children at least _____ the depth of the chest, this
is approximately _____ inches (5 cm).
1/3 , 2 in.
, Compress the chest of infants at least _____ the depth of the chest, this
is approximately _____ inches (4cm)
1/3 , 1.5
Allow for complete chest _______ after each compression.
Recoil
Minimize interruptions in chest compressions. (Try to limit interruptions
to less than ____ seconds.)
10
Give effective breaths. Deliver each breath over one second, enough to
make the victim's chest _______
Rise
Avoid excessive ___________
ventilation
Personal __________________ _________________ (PPE) helps protect
rescuers from health or safety risks.
Protective equipment
INFANTS: Younger than ______ year(s) of age (excluding newly born
infants in the delivery room)
1
CHILDREN: _______year(s) of age to ________
1, puberty
Male puberty signs
Chest, underarm, facial hair
Female Puberty signs
Breast development
Adults : _____________ and older
