ISSA CPR AND AED EXAM
AED - ANSWERS-automated external defibrillator
AED steps - ANSWERS-Turn aed on
Open shirt and wipe chest dry
Att arch aed pads
Stand clear
Analyze press analzr
Shock say stand clear and press shock button
CPR compressions - ANSWERS-Start by getting down to the victim's level, kneeling
works well
Use your fingers to locate the bottom of the victim's breastbone
Place 2 fingers at the tip of the breastbone
Place the heap of the other hand right above your fingers
Using both hands to give compressions place one hand on top of other and place
your fingers together
Perform 30 compressions
A rate of at least 100 compressions per minute
, CPR airway - ANSWERS-One palm on forehead one palm on chest see if chest
raises
Compression-only CPR - ANSWERS-a CPR technique that involves giving
continuous chest compressions, without rescue breaths.
Compression only cpr should never be used - ANSWERS-Victims that did not
collapse
Victims under the age of 8
Collapsed due to oxygen depletion such as choking
Compression only cpr - ANSWERS-100 compressions per min
Until:
Help arrives
Aed is available
Victim shows life
You're Too exhausted to continue
2 person cpr - ANSWERS-Is preferred
Pocket mask or cpr barrarier can be used - ANSWERS-True
Cardiopulmonary System - ANSWERS-Independent System that consist of:
AED - ANSWERS-automated external defibrillator
AED steps - ANSWERS-Turn aed on
Open shirt and wipe chest dry
Att arch aed pads
Stand clear
Analyze press analzr
Shock say stand clear and press shock button
CPR compressions - ANSWERS-Start by getting down to the victim's level, kneeling
works well
Use your fingers to locate the bottom of the victim's breastbone
Place 2 fingers at the tip of the breastbone
Place the heap of the other hand right above your fingers
Using both hands to give compressions place one hand on top of other and place
your fingers together
Perform 30 compressions
A rate of at least 100 compressions per minute
, CPR airway - ANSWERS-One palm on forehead one palm on chest see if chest
raises
Compression-only CPR - ANSWERS-a CPR technique that involves giving
continuous chest compressions, without rescue breaths.
Compression only cpr should never be used - ANSWERS-Victims that did not
collapse
Victims under the age of 8
Collapsed due to oxygen depletion such as choking
Compression only cpr - ANSWERS-100 compressions per min
Until:
Help arrives
Aed is available
Victim shows life
You're Too exhausted to continue
2 person cpr - ANSWERS-Is preferred
Pocket mask or cpr barrarier can be used - ANSWERS-True
Cardiopulmonary System - ANSWERS-Independent System that consist of:
