AHA CPR certification test Verified 100%
AHA CPR certification test Verified 100% what is the age range of a child? - 1 to puberty what is the hand position for child chest compressions? - one or two hands heel of the hand on the center of the chest lower half of the breast bone. how far do you compress for child cpr? - 4-5 cm at what rate do you do compressions? - 100 bpm what is the name of the method used to open the airway? - head tilt- chin lift how do you know the breath's went into the victims lungs? - the chest will rise what do you do to the nose when giving breaths if you don't have a face mask (child and adult)? - pinch the nose closed what do you do if you give a breath and the chest doesn't rise? - re-do the head tilt-chin life ONE TIME how long should each breath last (child)? - about 1 second what is the ratio of compressions to breaths to make up one cycle of cpr? - 30:2 what is the ratio for 2 man infant cpr? - 15:2 how many cycles of cpr should be done in 2 minutes? - 5 how do check for responsiveness? - tap and shout ("hey are you okay?") when do you call 911/tell someone to get the AED (alone)? - after your 1st 5 cycles of cpr when do you call 911/tell someone to go get the AED (with people)? - when the victim is unresponsive what is the age range for adults? - puberty and up what is the hand position for adult cpr? - heel of hand on center of the chest lower half of the breast bone, fingers inter laced how far do you compress for adult cpr? - 5-6 cm how do you do the head tilt- chin lift? - two fingers on chin, other hand on forehead and pull up how long should each breath last (adult)? - about 1-2 seconds how do you check for breathing? - look for normal signs of breathing, air exchange or chest rise what do you need to do when giving breaths to an infant and you don't have a face mask? - your mouth covers the babies mouth and nose
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- 5 de septiembre de 2023
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