30 Questions
What is the first step in the one-rescuer pediatric CPR sequence?
Check for responsiveness and signs of life
In pediatric compressions, what is the recommended depth to compress the chest?
2 inches
What is the best chance for survival in a pediatric resuscitation scenario?
Immediate CPR
During pediatric ventilations, how long should you ventilate over?
1 second
In a pediatric CPR scenario, where should a pad be placed when opening the airway?
Under the torso
What should be done after delivering 30 compressions in the one-rescuer pediatric CPR sequence?
Deliver ventilations
After how many minutes does the brain begin to die during a cardiac arrest?
Four to six minutes
What are common signs of cardiac arrest?
Pulselessness
How long should one feel for a pulse when checking for it in an adult?
Five to ten seconds
Where should you check for a pulse in an infant (0–1 year) when suspecting cardiac arrest?
Brachial pulse
What organization provided the guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care?
American Heart Association
What is the timeframe within which irreversible brain damage occurs during a cardiac arrest?
Eight to ten minutes
What should rescuers do after checking pulse in the Two-Rescuer Adult CPR sequence?
Perform 30 chest compressions
What is a sign of the return of spontaneous circulation in a patient?
Spontaneous breathing or gasping
What are potential complications of CPR listed in the text?
Fractured ribs
What is one of the key points mentioned for Adult CPR?
Limit interruptions in compressions
What actions should be taken early during an Adult CPR response?
Switch compressors often
What should rescuers do after positioning the patient on a firm surface in CPR?
Check pulse
What is the recommended compression-to-ventilation cycle for pediatric CPR?
30:2
Which technique is advised for compressions on newborns and small infants?
Thumbs-encircling technique
What should be done if CPR and defibrillation return a pulse or cause spontaneous breathing?
Continue rescue breathing if necessary
What complications can arise from pediatric CPR?
Fractured ribs
What are some obvious signs of death mentioned in the text?
Rigor mortis and dependent lividity
When should defibrillation be integrated in pediatric CPR?
When an AED is available
Which of the following is NOT a lethal arrhythmia that can lead to cardiac arrest?
Atrial fibrillation
What should be done with the AE D pads if protocol allows after achieving spontaneous circulation?
Keep them attached to the patient
What is the compression-to-ventilation ratio for one-rescuer pediatric CPR?
30:2
What should be done if CP R and defibrillation do not result in a return of spontaneous circulation?
Continue rescue breathing if necessary
What is an action that should not be taken regarding the work protected by copyright laws mentioned in the text?
Make materials freely available online
What is the purpose of applying high-concentration oxygen after achieving spontaneous circulation?
To provide optimal oxygenation
Test your knowledge on Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CP R) and the Chain of Survival as per the 2010 American Heart Association Guidelines. Questions may cover topics such as CPR techniques for children, pediatric resuscitation protocols, and emergency response procedures.
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