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When performing CPR on an infant (laying face-up), you should use?
When performing CPR on an infant (laying face-up), you should use?
2 fingers
For adults/adolescents, you should call/activate EMS:
For adults/adolescents, you should call/activate EMS:
- Before providing CPR. (correct)
- After providing CPR.
- After an AED has been administered.
- Or, none of the above.
If you witness a child collapse, you should:
If you witness a child collapse, you should:
- Begin CPR.
- Activate EMS. (correct)
You can check tasks (breathing and pulse) simultaneously within 10 seconds.
You can check tasks (breathing and pulse) simultaneously within 10 seconds.
When a patient is unconscious without a pulse, CPR should be performed.
When a patient is unconscious without a pulse, CPR should be performed.
What is the correct word for C in C.A.B.?
What is the correct word for C in C.A.B.?
If the patient's chest is not inflating during the breathing task, you should check the patient's:
If the patient's chest is not inflating during the breathing task, you should check the patient's:
100-120 chest compressions should be performed on the patient per minute.
100-120 chest compressions should be performed on the patient per minute.
During the breathing task for infants, you should:
During the breathing task for infants, you should:
You should ask the patient if he/she is okay before performing CPR.
You should ask the patient if he/she is okay before performing CPR.
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Study Notes
CPR Techniques for Different Ages
- For infants, use two fingers for chest compressions.
- When performing CPR on adults or adolescents, always call or activate EMS before starting CPR.
EMS Activation Protocol
- If a child collapses, activate EMS immediately before starting CPR.
Breathing and Pulse Checks
- Breathing and pulse can be checked simultaneously within 10 seconds.
- CPR should be initiated on unconscious patients without a pulse.
C.A.B. in CPR
- The "C" in C.A.B. stands for Circulation (Compressions).
Airway Management
- If the patient's chest is not inflating, first check the airway.
Compression Rate
- Perform 100-120 chest compressions per minute during CPR.
Infant Breathing Technique
- For infants, place your mouth over both the mouth and nose for breathing tasks.
Patient Assessment Prior to CPR
- Always ask the patient if they are okay before beginning CPR.
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