ACLS Provider 2015 questions and answers 100% accurate

The sequence for BLS for an Adult or Child who is unresponsive and pulseless. - ANSWER-C-A-B (Chest compressions, Airway, Breathing) A pulse check during the BLS survey should be performed for this length of time. - ANSWER-5 to 10 seconds A likely indicator of a cardiac arrest in the unresponsive patient. - ANSWER-Agonal gasps After discovering an unresponsive patient, what is the next step in the assessment and management of this patient? - ANSWER-Check the patient's breathing and pulse Compressions rate in an arrest. - ANSWER-100/min to 120/min The ratio of compressions to breaths for the Adult, Child and 1 rescuer infant arrest. - ANSWER-30 compressions to 2 breaths The ratio of compressions to breaths for Infant 2-rescuer arrest. - ANSWER-15 compressions to 1 breath What you should do if the patient is unconscious and apneic and you are uncertain rather or not a patient has a pulse - ANSWER-Begin compressions To properly ventilate a patient with a perfusing rhythm, what is the rate to squeeze the bag (BVM) - ANSWER-Once every 5 to 6 seconds The potential complication of excessive ventilations. - ANSWER-Decreased cardiac output