YMCA BLS STUDY GUIDE | Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update | 2023/2024.

YMCA BLS STUDY GUIDE | Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update | 2023/2024. 1. What is the immediate treatment for suspected cardiac arrest: CPR 2. The most effective way to end fibrillation is______: Defibrillation (using a defibrillator) 3. For each minute in cardiac arrest, the chance of surviving goes down by about ______: 10%, after as few as 10 minutes, survival is unlikely 4. What do you do with an AED: Press power button, listen to voice instructions, shock if needed 5. Chain of survival (outside hospital): Early recognition of cardiac and prompt EAP, immediate CPR with high-quality chest compressions, Rapid defibrillation, effective basic and advanced EMS care and transport, effective post-cardiac arrest care at hospital 6. Chain of survival (inside hospital): Monitoring-prevention-and treatment of prearrest conditions, early recognition of cardiac arrest and prompt activation of EAP, immediate CPR with high-quality chest compressions, rapid defibrillation, effective post-cardiac arrest care 7. Sudden cardiac arrest occurs _____: Primarily due to heart problem 8. Secondary cardiac arrest occurs due to: Blocked airway or loss of breathing 9. Causes of secondary cardiac arrest: Breathing conditions, drowning, and drug overdoses 10. Are children or adults more likely to experience secondary cardiac arrest- : Children 11. Age groups for CPR: infant is ______, child is ______, adult is ________: - Younger than 1, from 1 until puberty, after puberty occurs 12. Chain of survival for children/infants: Prevention of airway and breathing emergency, early CPR with an emphasis on effective rescue breaths (if needed defibrillation with AED, prompt activation of the EAP, effective basic and advanced EMS care and transport, effective po