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Test For EMT CPR/ Question & Correct Answer (Verified) Adult CPR Process - CORRECT ANSWER-Puberty & up. Process: 1. Check for scene is safe. 2. PPE (personal protection equipment). 3. Tap Shoulder gently and determine if they are unresponsive to verbal, verbal and touching, or just unresponsive. 4. Determine if they are breathing by checking chest. 5. Call ALS and get an AED if unresponsive and not breathing. 6. Check Carotid Pulse. 7. If NO Pulse- Compressions at least 2 inches deep, two handed (push hard and fast 100 compressions per minute), (30:2 compressions per breath) for either 1 or 2 rescuers for 5 cycles = 2 minutes. Child CPR Process - CORRECT ANSWER-1 year to puberty. Check for scene safety, PPE, Tap shoulder for consciousness, ask "sir or ma'am can you hear me", Determine if they are breathing, if not breathing and not responsive, shout and send someone for ALS and AED. If witnessed the arrest- activate the emergency response system and get the AED, use AED, begin CPR (5 cycles of 30/2). If unwitnessed the arrest- Begin CPR (5 cycles or 2 minutes of 30/2), activate the emergency response system, get the AED, and use the AED. If NO pulse- Compressions of 2 inches deep, heel of one hand or two handed, push hard and fast for 100 compressions per minute, (30/2 compressions per breath), 5 cycles or 2 minutes, 15/2 for 2 rescuers for 10 cycles = 2 minutes. Infant CPR Procedures - CORRECT ANSWER-0-1 years old. Check the scene for safety, PPE, Scrap foot gently and gently tap if unresponsive, determine if they are breathing, if not breathing or unresponsive, shout and send for ALS and AED. If witnessed the arrest- activate the emergency response system and get the AED, use AED, begin CPR (5 cycles of 30/2). If unwitnessed the arrest- Begin CPR (5 cycles or 2 minutes of 30/2), activate the emergency response system, get the AED, and use the AED. If NO pulse- Compressions 1.5 inches deep, 2-3 fingers for a single rescuer, 2 thumb circling technique for 2 rescuers, 100 compressions per minute, (30/2 compressions to breath), 5 cycles = 2 minutes, or 15/2 compressions to breaths for 2 rescuers for 10 cycles = 2 minutes


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