1. What victim requires CPR? a victim who is unresponsive
with no normal breathing and
no pulse
2. When is it acceptable to move an adult when an adult/ victim is in a
victim who needs CPR? danger- ous environment
3. High quality CPR includes starting chest 10 seconds
com- pressions within how many seconds
after recog- nition of cardiac arrest in
victims of all ages?
10 seconds
4. Interruptions of chest compressions
should be limited to how many
seconds? there is visible rise of the chest
5. How can you tell when a rescue breath
for an infant victim is effective? use the head tilt chin lift
6. What is the best method of opening the
airway of an unresponsive victim when
you do not sus- pect cervical spine breaths are given to quickly or
injury? with to much force
7. What is likely to cause air to enter the
victims stomach (gastric inflation) allows the heart to refill with
during bag mask ventilation? blood between compressions
8. How does complete chest recoil 30:2 for 2 rescuer
contribute to effective CPR?
9. What is the recommended compression-
venti- lation ratio for 2 rescuer adult
CPR?
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10. To reduce fatigue during CPR, how often should after every 5 cycles of
compressions
those performing compressions switch roles? and breaths
11. 100 - 120 per min
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