BLS EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) 2025
NEW UPDATE A+ PASS
Knowing your limitations - Members of the team know their boundaries and ask for help
before the resuscitation attempt worsens.
In 2-Rescuer CPR, switch roles every - 5 cycles (2 minutes)
Indications for high-quality CPR - Unresponsive, no breathing/only gasping an no pulse
Method to relieve chocking in responsive infant - 5 back laps and 5 chest thrusts
Technique for relief of chocking in unresponsive infant - CPR and look in the mouth for
obstructing object
Significance of early Defibrillation - It eliminates abnormal heart rhythm, may restore a
normal cardiac rhythm
Compression: ventilation ratio for 2 -Rescuers Infant CPR - 15 compressions: 2 breaths
Complete chest recoil - Permits blood to flow (refill) into the heart
Sign of effective ventilation - Visible chest rise with breaths
At what rate should chest compressions occur - 100 - 120 compression /minute
Depth of compression in child during CPR - 1/3 the depth of chest, about 5 cm
Clear roles and responsibilities - All team members know their positions, functions, and
tasks
Initial step for operating an AED - Power on the machine
Compression-ventilation ratio with advanced airway during CPR - Continuous
compression at 100-120/min, 1 breath every 6 seconds
Depth of Compression for Infant CPR - At least 1/3 AP diameter of chest
about 1.5 inches (4 cm)
Hand placement for compression in adult - 2 hands on the lower hand of the sternum
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) 2025
NEW UPDATE A+ PASS
Knowing your limitations - Members of the team know their boundaries and ask for help
before the resuscitation attempt worsens.
In 2-Rescuer CPR, switch roles every - 5 cycles (2 minutes)
Indications for high-quality CPR - Unresponsive, no breathing/only gasping an no pulse
Method to relieve chocking in responsive infant - 5 back laps and 5 chest thrusts
Technique for relief of chocking in unresponsive infant - CPR and look in the mouth for
obstructing object
Significance of early Defibrillation - It eliminates abnormal heart rhythm, may restore a
normal cardiac rhythm
Compression: ventilation ratio for 2 -Rescuers Infant CPR - 15 compressions: 2 breaths
Complete chest recoil - Permits blood to flow (refill) into the heart
Sign of effective ventilation - Visible chest rise with breaths
At what rate should chest compressions occur - 100 - 120 compression /minute
Depth of compression in child during CPR - 1/3 the depth of chest, about 5 cm
Clear roles and responsibilities - All team members know their positions, functions, and
tasks
Initial step for operating an AED - Power on the machine
Compression-ventilation ratio with advanced airway during CPR - Continuous
compression at 100-120/min, 1 breath every 6 seconds
Depth of Compression for Infant CPR - At least 1/3 AP diameter of chest
about 1.5 inches (4 cm)
Hand placement for compression in adult - 2 hands on the lower hand of the sternum
