cpr review Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

What is the first step before starting CPR?

A

Assess the scene for safety.

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2
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How do you check responsiveness in adults, children, and infants?

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Tap and shout; check for normal breathing.

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3
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When should you call 911 for an adult?

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Immediately if not EMS, and send someone to get an AED.

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When should you call 911 for a child or infant if you are alone?

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After 5 cycles of 30 compressions and 2 breaths.

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5
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How long do you check for a pulse?

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At least 5 seconds but no more than 10 seconds.

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6
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When should CPR be started?

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If no pulse and not breathing.

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7
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What is the compression rate for all ages?

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At least 100 per minute.

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What is the compression location for adults/older children?

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Lower half of the breastbone.

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9
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What is the compression location for infants?

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Just below the nipple line.

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What is the compression depth for adults/older children?

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At least 2 inches.

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What is the compression depth for children?

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About 2 inches or ⅓ depth of chest.

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What is the compression depth for infants?

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About 1½ inches or ⅓ depth of chest.

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13
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What is chest wall recoil?

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Allow complete recoil between compressions; rotate rescuers every 2 minutes.

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14
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What is the maximum acceptable interruption in compressions?

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Less than 10 seconds.

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15
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What airway technique is recommended?

A

Head tilt–chin lift (jaw thrust if trauma suspected).

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16
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What is the compression-to-ventilation ratio for adults with 1 or 2 rescuers?

17
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What is the compression-to-ventilation ratio for a child with a single rescuer?

18
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What is the compression-to-ventilation ratio for a child with 2 rescuers?

19
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What is the compression-to-ventilation ratio for an infant with a single rescuer?

20
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What is the compression-to-ventilation ratio for an infant with 2 rescuers?

21
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How often do you give breaths with an advanced airway in place?

A

1 breath every 6–8 seconds (8–10 breaths per minute), asynchronous with compressions.

22
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What should you see with ventilations?

A

Visible chest rise; about 1 second per breath.

23
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When should an AED be used?

A

Attach and use as soon as available.

24
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What should be done after an AED shock?

A

Resume CPR beginning with chest compressions immediately after each shock.