BLS FINAL EXAM.

BLS FINAL EXAM. 1. In terms of BLS, does CAB stand for? 2. Steps BLS for adult rescue 3. Is agonal breath con- sidered breathing? 4. Where should you place your hands for Adult CPR and Child CPR ? 5. What is the classifica- tion for child in CPR? What is the proper compression rate in Adult CPR and Child CPR and infant? 6. What is the prop- Compression Airway Breathing This is the new order recommended by AHA CAB = Compression Airway Breathing Are you OK? You get AED, you call 911 5 sec check (no more than 10) for pulse and breathing No. Agonal breaths appear as gasps and drawing in air quickly; mouth open with head and neck moving with the gasps. May appear forceful or weak. May also sound like a snort, snore, or groan Both are placing hands (palms) at Middle of the nipple line or lower half of the breast bone 100-120 compressions per minute (staying alive song) for both adult and child and infants. Infants= below 1 year (excluding newborns in delivery room) Child = 1 yo to onset of puberty (males = underarm or chest hair; females= breast development); Adults = adolescent and above There are some ditterences for compression depth for Adult and Child and er compression depth Infant: for Adult CPR and Child CPR and infant? For infants: 1/3 depth of chest, no more than 1.5 inches (4 cm) For a Child that would be about 1/3 depth of the chest, no more than 2 inches (5 cm) 7. For purposes of CPR, what is the classifica- tion for infant? Is the hand place- ment and compres- sion depth different for infant? 8. What is full chest re- coil in CPR? 9. What does it mean for compressions to be continuous? How do 2 people do chest compressions? 10. CAB = Compression -Airway - Breath How would you posi- tion patient to ensure an open airway? 11. What is the compres- sion to ventilation ra- tio? For adults: 2 inches but no more than 2.4 inches (5-6cm) birth to 1 year (except for infants in delivery room) Use 2 fingers (instead of the palms)! Placement area is the same (between the nipples and lower area of breast