1. Compression to ventilation 30:2
ratio for 1 or 2 person
rescuers for adults
2. 1 rescuer Compression to ventila- 30:2
tion ratio for child and infant
3. Compression to ventilation 15:2
ratio for 2 or more rescuer
infant and child CPR
4. Depth of compressions for adult At least 2 inches
5. Depth of compressions for child At least 1/3 depth of the chest, about 2
inches
6. Depth of compressions for infant At least 1/3 depth of the chest, about 1.5
inches
7. Rate of compressions 100-120 per minute
8. When do you call 911 for an adult If you are alone with no mobile phone, leave the
victim to
victim who needs CPR? compres- sions on an adult
9. When do you call 911 for a
child or infant who you
witnessed col- lapse?
10. When do you call 911 for a
child or infant that you did
not witness collapse?
11. Hand placement for
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, BLS PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS CORRECTLY ANSWERED.
all 911 and get the AED before beginning CPR.
Other- wise, send someone and begin CPR
immediately, use the AED as soon as it is
available
ame as for the adult
ive 2 minutes CPR, leave the victim and call 911 and get
the AED, return to child/infant and resume CPR
and use the AED as soon as it is available
hands on the lower half of the breastbone but not
over the xyphoid process
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