ANSWERS
1.INFANT'S CHEST MUST RISE
ANS to know that a rescue breath is effective
2.GIVE JUST BREATHS, NO CHEST COMPRESSIONS
ANS when a child's heart rate is greater that 60/BPM, has a pulse but no
breathing
3.BAG-MASK DEVICE
ANS is not recommended for single rescuer to provide breaths during
CPR
4.100/BPM, 1 BREATH EVERY 6-8 SECONDS
ANS the compression/ventilation rate for a 2-rescuer CPR
5.AFTER AN AED DELIVERS A SHOCK
ANS the rescuer should start CPR, beginning with chest compressions
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, 6.BOTH CHEST COMPRESSIONS AND BREATHS
ANS should be given to an unre- sponsive infant, with a heart rate of
53/BPM, and there is poor perfusion with bag and mask
7.LOWER HALF OF THE BREASTBONE
ANS the hand placement used to perform chest compressions
8.2 THUMB-ENCIRCLING HAND TECHNIQUE
ANS is the preferred chest compres- sion technique for 2-rescuer CPR
9.100 COMPRESSIONS PER MINUTE
ANS the rate for chest compressions for victims of all ages
10.2 INCHES
ANS the depth of chest compressions for an adult
11.15:2
ANS compression to breath ratio for 2-rescuer for child CPR;
compression to ventilation ratio for 2-rescuer for infant CPR
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