NASM CPR-ASTI Prep Exam 2025/2026 – The Must-Have Study Guide for High Scores! (Graded A+)

NASM CPR-ASTI Prep Exam 2025/2026 – The Must-Have
Study Guide for High Scores! (Graded A+)


Signs of someone needing CPR - no pulse, no breathing, no response



For adult CPR check for pulse and breathing at least - 5 seconds no more than 10 seconds.



For Adult CPR compress at least - 2 inches in depth



For how many times per minute do you have to compress for Adult CPR - 100 to 120 beats per
minute



For children CPR: you should compress the chest - approximately 2 inches 1/3 depth of chest



For infant CPR: you should compress the chest - approximately 1 1/2 inches 1/3 depth of chest



For infant compression location - 2 fingers in center of chest just below the nipple line



Infant Compressions how many per minute? - 100 to 120 per minute



What age range is considered for child CPR? - 1 year of age to puberty



For child CPR what is the ratio for one person CPR? - 30 compressions to 2 breaths



For child CPR what is the ratio for Two person CPR - 15 compressions to 2 breaths



Where do you check pulse for infant? - Brachial artery, inside upper arm



If you are alone doing CPR on a child and not witnessed the collapse what do you do - complete 5
cycles of CPR, then activate 911... get the AED.