18 Questions
What is the correct way to position your shoulders when making compressions?
Directly over your hands
Why should you keep your elbows locked during compressions?
To reduce fatigue
How deeply should you compress the chest?
Up to a third of the chest depth
What should you do after each compression?
Allow the chest to return to its normal position while keeping contact
How quickly should you compress the chest?
Faster than 1 per second
How many compressions should you perform before giving rescue breaths?
30 compressions
Where should chest compressions be positioned?
Lower half of the sternum
What is the recommended compression rate for CPR in adults?
About 100-120 compressions per minute
What is the compression to ventilation ratio for CPR?
30 compressions: 2 rescue breaths
What is the recommended compression technique for infants?
All of the above
How fast should chest compressions be performed on a child?
At least 100 compressions per minute
When should you stop performing CPR?
All of the above
What should you do if the chest does not rise and fall during CPR?
Adjust the position of the person's head
How often should you interrupt CPR to check for signs of life?
As little as possible
What is the purpose of interlocking your fingers during chest compressions?
To keep the hands in the correct position
What should you do if you are unwilling to give mouth-to-mouth during CPR?
Continue to administer chest compressions
At what angle should your arms be during chest compressions?
90 degrees
What should you do if you see chest movement during CPR?
Put the person in the side position in case they vomit
Learn the correct techniques for performing CPR, including hand placement, elbow positioning, and chest compression. Improve your skills and confidence in providing emergency care.
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