BLS AHA CERTIFICATION TEST EXAM COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Where is the carotid pulse located? -(ANSWER)In the groove between the trachea and
sternoclastoid muscle
Where is the brachial pulse located? -(ANSWER)On the medial side (inside) of the upper arm,
between the elbow and shoulder
What is the compression to ventilation ratio when performing 2-rescuer infant CPR? -
(ANSWER)15:2
Which technique should be used when performing compressions for 2-rescuer infant CPR? -
(ANSWER)2 thumb-encircling hands technique
What is the depth of compressions when performing 2-rescuer infant CPR? -(ANSWER)1/3 the
depth of the chest
What is the compression to ventilation ratio for one-rescuer child and infant CPR? -
(ANSWER)30:2
What does the ratio become if a second rescuer arrives? -(ANSWER)15:2
For all CPR patients, what should the compression rate be? -(ANSWER)100/minute
What should you do with conscious adult choking victims? -(ANSWER)Perform abdominal
thrusts (Heimlich maneuver until the object pops out or the victim falls unconscious
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
Where is the carotid pulse located? -(ANSWER)In the groove between the trachea and
sternoclastoid muscle
Where is the brachial pulse located? -(ANSWER)On the medial side (inside) of the upper arm,
between the elbow and shoulder
What is the compression to ventilation ratio when performing 2-rescuer infant CPR? -
(ANSWER)15:2
Which technique should be used when performing compressions for 2-rescuer infant CPR? -
(ANSWER)2 thumb-encircling hands technique
What is the depth of compressions when performing 2-rescuer infant CPR? -(ANSWER)1/3 the
depth of the chest
What is the compression to ventilation ratio for one-rescuer child and infant CPR? -
(ANSWER)30:2
What does the ratio become if a second rescuer arrives? -(ANSWER)15:2
For all CPR patients, what should the compression rate be? -(ANSWER)100/minute
What should you do with conscious adult choking victims? -(ANSWER)Perform abdominal
thrusts (Heimlich maneuver until the object pops out or the victim falls unconscious
