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CPR! What is the rate of compression for an adult, child, and infant victims? - ANSWER 100- 120 CPM Which part of the hand is used to give compressions to an adult, child and infant? - ANSWER Heel For an adult and child victims, what part of the body do you tap and check for the responsiveness? - ANSWER shoulders How many sets of compressions and breaths do you perform on a child if you are alone, do not have your cell phone and before you call 911 and get the AED? - ANSWER 5 What does the acronym CPR stand for? - ANSWER cardiopulmonary recusitation What is the depth of compression for an adult victim? - ANSWER at least 2 inches What is the depth of compression for an infant victim? - ANSWER approximately 1.5 in How many fingers do you use to give the infant chest compressions? - ANSWER 2 fingers of 1 hand or 2 thumbs How long should each breathe last on an adult, infant, and child victim? - ANSWER 1 second or enough air to make the chest rise Which part of the body do you tap to check for responsiveness on an infant? - ANSWER Foot How many compressions and breaths make up 1 set of CPR? - ANSWER 30 Compressions and 2 Breaths How many seconds should you take to check for breathing? - ANSWER 5-10 Seconds How do you open the airway for an adult, child, or infant victim? - ANSWER tilt the head and lift the chin You should never interrupt compression for more than how many seconds? - ANSWER 10 seconds Which device should you get on scene as soon as possible? - ANSWER AED What are the 4 things that make compressions high quality? - ANSWER Providing compression that are deep enough Providing compression that are Fast enough Allowing the chest to return back to its normal position after each compression (Called Recoil) Do not interrupt compression for more than 10 seconds What is the phrase the American Heart Association uses when teaching compressions? - ANSWER Push hard and fast If a had a severe airway obstruction and you couldn't put your hands around their abdomen or they were pregnant what type of thrusts would you give them ? - ANSWER Chest For a severe block of an airway, you would give an adult and child what type of thrusts? - ANSWER abdominal In a choking situation, at what point would you begin giving the person compressions and breaths? - ANSWER When they become unresponsive How many back slaps and chest thrusts do you give to an infant with a severe airway obstruction victim? - ANSWER 5 How many sets of compressions and breaths do you give an adult if you are alone, you do not have a cell phone and before you call 911 and get AED - ANSWER None, you leave the adult, call 911 and get the AED before you give compressions and breaths Which side of your fist do you put against a choking persons stomach or chest when giving thrusts? - ANSWER thumb side The American heart association considers an infant to be what age? - ANSWER Under 1 year of age What part of the chest do you put the heel of your hand when giving compression to an adult and child? - ANSWER Center or the chest and lower half of the sternum Where do you place your fist when giving abdominal thrusts to an adult or child who has a severe obstruction of the airway? - ANSWER Slightly above the naval and well below


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