BLS CPR BLS CPR EXAM SCRIPT 2026 FULL
SOLUTION TEST BANK
●● AED use steps. Answer: 1.Turn on
2.Apply pads to bare chest
3.Listen to prompts
4.Clear area before delivering shock
5.Continue CPR
6. If victim is wet dry before steps 2-5
●● Effective bag mask breaths. Answer: Rescuer observes chest rise
with each breath
●● 1 Rescuer Adult CPR. Answer: 30 compressions to 2
ventilations/breaths
●● 1 Rescuer Infant CPR (under 1 year). Answer: 30 compressions to 2
breaths
Compress at depth of 1/3 depth of chest or 1.5 inches;100-120/min
1 Breath every 6 sec (10 per min)
●● Adult hand placement. Answer: Hands are correctly positioned with
the heel of one hand in the center of the chest
, on the lower half of sternum with the other hand on top. Locking elbows
will help maintain straight arms
●● AED special considerations. Answer: Before applying pads:
Remove a medicine patch and wipe area dry
Shave hairy chest as pads that don't stick
●● 2 Rescuer Adult/ Child CPR. Answer: 2 rescuers alternate every 2
minutes or 5 cycles giving high quality compressions
●● Foreign body airway obstruction. Answer: 1. Ask if you can help
2. Perform chest thrusts
3. If victim becomes unconscious lower to floor and start CPR beginning
with chest compressions and look for obstructing object in mouth before
you give breaths
●● Defibrillation. Answer: Important measure in cardiac arrest with
adult victims. It has been found to be useful in restoring regular cardiac
rhythm thus eliminating the abnormal one which may be present
●● Gasping breathing. Answer: Gasping is not effective breathing, so
CPR should immediately be administered
●● CPR child victim (1 year to puberty). Answer: Rate 30:2
SOLUTION TEST BANK
●● AED use steps. Answer: 1.Turn on
2.Apply pads to bare chest
3.Listen to prompts
4.Clear area before delivering shock
5.Continue CPR
6. If victim is wet dry before steps 2-5
●● Effective bag mask breaths. Answer: Rescuer observes chest rise
with each breath
●● 1 Rescuer Adult CPR. Answer: 30 compressions to 2
ventilations/breaths
●● 1 Rescuer Infant CPR (under 1 year). Answer: 30 compressions to 2
breaths
Compress at depth of 1/3 depth of chest or 1.5 inches;100-120/min
1 Breath every 6 sec (10 per min)
●● Adult hand placement. Answer: Hands are correctly positioned with
the heel of one hand in the center of the chest
, on the lower half of sternum with the other hand on top. Locking elbows
will help maintain straight arms
●● AED special considerations. Answer: Before applying pads:
Remove a medicine patch and wipe area dry
Shave hairy chest as pads that don't stick
●● 2 Rescuer Adult/ Child CPR. Answer: 2 rescuers alternate every 2
minutes or 5 cycles giving high quality compressions
●● Foreign body airway obstruction. Answer: 1. Ask if you can help
2. Perform chest thrusts
3. If victim becomes unconscious lower to floor and start CPR beginning
with chest compressions and look for obstructing object in mouth before
you give breaths
●● Defibrillation. Answer: Important measure in cardiac arrest with
adult victims. It has been found to be useful in restoring regular cardiac
rhythm thus eliminating the abnormal one which may be present
●● Gasping breathing. Answer: Gasping is not effective breathing, so
CPR should immediately be administered
●● CPR child victim (1 year to puberty). Answer: Rate 30:2
