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What is the consequence of prolonged respiratory arrest?
What is the consequence of prolonged respiratory arrest?
- Liver failure
- Kidney dysfunction
- Brain damage
- Cardiac arrest (correct)
In an unconscious patient, the most common cause of primary respiratory arrest is:
In an unconscious patient, the most common cause of primary respiratory arrest is:
- Lung infection
- Brain hemorrhage
- Upper airway obstruction (correct)
- Heart failure
What is a common sign indicating cardiac arrest?
What is a common sign indicating cardiac arrest?
- No heart beat (correct)
- High fever
- Excessive sweating
- Persistent cough
What is a secondary cause of respiratory arrest?
What is a secondary cause of respiratory arrest?
Which is NOT a sign of cardiac arrest?
Which is NOT a sign of cardiac arrest?
Why is time crucial when dealing with an unconscious person who is not breathing?
Why is time crucial when dealing with an unconscious person who is not breathing?
What can cause upper airway obstruction in an unconscious patient?
What can cause upper airway obstruction in an unconscious patient?
What was the major change in the 2010 CPR Guidelines regarding the sequence of actions?
What was the major change in the 2010 CPR Guidelines regarding the sequence of actions?
Where should the heel of one hand be placed when initiating chest compressions?
Where should the heel of one hand be placed when initiating chest compressions?
How should the fingers of both hands be positioned when applying heart compressions?
How should the fingers of both hands be positioned when applying heart compressions?
What is the recommended depth for adult compressions according to the 2015 guidelines?
What is the recommended depth for adult compressions according to the 2015 guidelines?
What is the purpose of minimizing the time to initiation of chest compressions in CPR?
What is the purpose of minimizing the time to initiation of chest compressions in CPR?
How many heart compressions should be applied when a person is not breathing?
How many heart compressions should be applied when a person is not breathing?
What is the ideal rate for chest compressions according to the adjusted process mentioned in the text?
What is the ideal rate for chest compressions according to the adjusted process mentioned in the text?
What is the main cause of choking in infants according to the text?
What is the main cause of choking in infants according to the text?
Which of the following is a sign of choking in infants as per the text?
Which of the following is a sign of choking in infants as per the text?
What should be done when an infant experiences complete obstruction due to choking?
What should be done when an infant experiences complete obstruction due to choking?
What position should be used when administering first aid to a conscious choking infant?
What position should be used when administering first aid to a conscious choking infant?
Which of the following is NOT a sign of choking in infants according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a sign of choking in infants according to the text?
What is the recommended action when an infant is experiencing mild choking?
What is the recommended action when an infant is experiencing mild choking?
How should an infant's head be positioned while administering first aid for choking?
How should an infant's head be positioned while administering first aid for choking?
What action should you take if the infant is coughing forcefully or has a strong cry during a partial obstruction?
What action should you take if the infant is coughing forcefully or has a strong cry during a partial obstruction?
What should you do if the infant loses consciousness, stops breathing, or turns blue?
What should you do if the infant loses consciousness, stops breathing, or turns blue?
Which action should be avoided in case of an infant losing consciousness?
Which action should be avoided in case of an infant losing consciousness?
When trying to remove an object blocking an infant's airway, what is recommended?
When trying to remove an object blocking an infant's airway, what is recommended?
What is the correct sequence of actions when an infant experiences a partial obstruction?
What is the correct sequence of actions when an infant experiences a partial obstruction?
What should you do if you find something blocking an infant's airway?
What should you do if you find something blocking an infant's airway?
What is the appropriate action if an infant is conscious and breathing normally but has a visible airway obstruction?
What is the appropriate action if an infant is conscious and breathing normally but has a visible airway obstruction?
If an infant loses consciousness and requires CPR, what is the correct compression-to-breath ratio?
If an infant loses consciousness and requires CPR, what is the correct compression-to-breath ratio?
