LESS STRESS - MOD 5 TEST EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS. A+ GRADE 2025/2026.
Sequence of treatment for cardiac arrest - ANS C - circulation (chest compressions)
A - airway
B - breathing
How long until brain damage is possible? - ANS 4-6 minutes
How long until brain damage is permanent? - ANS 10 minutes
How long should you check for a pulse and breathing? How? - ANS Look, listen, and feel for
7-10 seconds, listen for breathing and look for chest rise and feel for carotid pulse
no pulse = CPR
pulse no breathing = rescue breaths
breathing + pulse = start airway
What is the compression ventilation ratio for an adult? - ANS 30 compressions to 2 breaths
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,What is the compression ventilation ratio for a child with one rescuer? - ANS 30
compressions to 2 breaths
What is the compression ventilation ratio for a child with two rescuers? - ANS 15
compressions to 2 breaths
What is the compression ventilation ratio for an infant with two rescuers? - ANS 15
compressions to 2 breaths
What is the ideal compression technique for an infant with one rescuer? - ANS two-finger
technique
What is the ideal compression technique for an infant with two rescuers? - ANS hand-
encircling technique
What is the ideal compression technique for a neonate? - ANS one ventilation every 3
compressions
How often do you deliver rescue breaths in an adult? - ANS 1 breath every 5-6 seconds
How often do you deliver rescue breaths in a childt? - ANS 1 ventilation every 3-5 seconds
How often do you deliver rescue breaths to a neonate? - ANS 1 every second
When do you start CPR in an adult? - ANS no pulse no breathing
When do you start CPR in a child, infant, or neonate? - ANS No pulse, no breathing, or pulse
rate under 60 bpm
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, What is the compression rate in adults for chest compressions? - ANS 100-120 per min (at
least 100 compressions per minute)
**make sure that chest completely recoils between compressions
What depth should you use chest compressions in an adult? - ANS 2-2.4 in
Steps of CPR - ANS 1) check pulse and breathing
2) if neither present or HR less than 60 bpm in a child, start chest compressions
3) turn on and attach AED
4) deliver breaths using BVM and hold airway in place w/ head-tilt chin lift
4) insert airway if you have time
How to deliver breaths using BVM - ANS administer breath over 1 second and visualize chest
rise
What are the 2 biggest predictors of surviving cardiac arrest - ANS - high quality chest
compressions with minimal interruption
- early AED use
What determines successful resuscitation? - ANS ROSC and hospital discharge
5 links of the CPR chain of survival - ANS 1) recognition/activation of EMS
2) immediate high-quality CPR
3) rapid defibrillation
4) basic and advanced EMS
5) ALS and post arrest care
6) recovery
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QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS. A+ GRADE 2025/2026.
Sequence of treatment for cardiac arrest - ANS C - circulation (chest compressions)
A - airway
B - breathing
How long until brain damage is possible? - ANS 4-6 minutes
How long until brain damage is permanent? - ANS 10 minutes
How long should you check for a pulse and breathing? How? - ANS Look, listen, and feel for
7-10 seconds, listen for breathing and look for chest rise and feel for carotid pulse
no pulse = CPR
pulse no breathing = rescue breaths
breathing + pulse = start airway
What is the compression ventilation ratio for an adult? - ANS 30 compressions to 2 breaths
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,What is the compression ventilation ratio for a child with one rescuer? - ANS 30
compressions to 2 breaths
What is the compression ventilation ratio for a child with two rescuers? - ANS 15
compressions to 2 breaths
What is the compression ventilation ratio for an infant with two rescuers? - ANS 15
compressions to 2 breaths
What is the ideal compression technique for an infant with one rescuer? - ANS two-finger
technique
What is the ideal compression technique for an infant with two rescuers? - ANS hand-
encircling technique
What is the ideal compression technique for a neonate? - ANS one ventilation every 3
compressions
How often do you deliver rescue breaths in an adult? - ANS 1 breath every 5-6 seconds
How often do you deliver rescue breaths in a childt? - ANS 1 ventilation every 3-5 seconds
How often do you deliver rescue breaths to a neonate? - ANS 1 every second
When do you start CPR in an adult? - ANS no pulse no breathing
When do you start CPR in a child, infant, or neonate? - ANS No pulse, no breathing, or pulse
rate under 60 bpm
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, What is the compression rate in adults for chest compressions? - ANS 100-120 per min (at
least 100 compressions per minute)
**make sure that chest completely recoils between compressions
What depth should you use chest compressions in an adult? - ANS 2-2.4 in
Steps of CPR - ANS 1) check pulse and breathing
2) if neither present or HR less than 60 bpm in a child, start chest compressions
3) turn on and attach AED
4) deliver breaths using BVM and hold airway in place w/ head-tilt chin lift
4) insert airway if you have time
How to deliver breaths using BVM - ANS administer breath over 1 second and visualize chest
rise
What are the 2 biggest predictors of surviving cardiac arrest - ANS - high quality chest
compressions with minimal interruption
- early AED use
What determines successful resuscitation? - ANS ROSC and hospital discharge
5 links of the CPR chain of survival - ANS 1) recognition/activation of EMS
2) immediate high-quality CPR
3) rapid defibrillation
4) basic and advanced EMS
5) ALS and post arrest care
6) recovery
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