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While performing chest compressions on a child, where is the heel of one or two hands placed on the breastbone?

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While performing chest compressions on a child, where is the heel of one or two hands placed on the breastbone?

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Lower 1/2 of the breastbone.

Back

At what rate should chest compressions be performed on a child?

Front

At least 100 times per minute.

Back

Over what period of time should each breath be delivered?

Front

1 second in length.

Back

What's the 4th link in the adult chain of survival?

Front

Effective Advanced Life Support procedures & medications used by higher levels of care to help sustain the chance for recovery & survival.

Back

How should normal breathing present?

Front

Effortless, quiet, & regular.

Back

What's the 1st link in the adult chain of survival?

Front

Immediate recognition & activation of EMS; quickly initiates the Tx process.

Back

What indicates that someone is an adult?

Front

Anyone at or beyond puberty.

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At what heart rate for children and infants is CPR performed?

Front

Less than 60 bpm.

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What's the 2nd link in the Child chain of survival?

Front

Early CPR & defibrillation with an AED, to reverse the effects of a weakened heart.

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While performing chest compressions on a child, what's the proper depth?

Front

1/3 the depth of the child chest or about 2 inches.

Back

What's the compression to breathing ratio for single rescuer adult CPR?

Front

30 to 2

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What's the 3rd link in the adult chain of survival?

Front

Rapid defibrillation; provides the best chance to return the heart to a normal rhythm.

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What's the rescue breathing ratio for adults?

Front

1 every 5-6 seconds.

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What the 3rd link in the Child chain of survival?

Front

Prompt activation of EMS, to quickly get professional care.

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How much does high quality CPR and early defibrillation with an AED increase the chance of survival?

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Double or Triple

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What's the age period when someone is referred to as a child?

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Between 01 year & the onset of puberty.

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What's the age when someone is referred to as an infant?

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Younger than 1 year of age.

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What's the 5th link in the adult chain of survival?

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Integraded Post-Cardiac Arrest Care; increases the likelihodd of long-term survival.

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What's the resuce breathing ratio for children?

Front

1 every 3-5 seconds.

Back

At what chest depth should chest compressions be performed on an infant?

Front

At least 1/3 the depth of the chest or about 1 1/2 inches.

Back

At what depth should chest compressions be performed on an adult?

Front

At least 2 inches.

Back

According to whom is direct mouth-to-mouth contact not advised for responding emergency personnel when providinng resccue breaths?

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Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)

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How much oxygen is there in the air that's exhaled?

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16 - 17% oxygen

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How much air should be delivered to a patient, no matter the age, over 1 second in length?

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Only enough air to create a visible rise of the patients chest.

Back

What the water & bleach solution ratio for sanitizing a contaminated surface?

Front

1/4 cup (0.6 liter) of household bleach per 1 gallon (3.79 liters) of water.

Back

What indicates the onset of puberty?

Front

Breast development in females & the presence of armpit hair in males.

Back

What technique should be used for two person CPR on an infant?

Front

Encircling thumbs technique

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At what rate should chest compressions be performed on an adult?

Front

At least 100 times per minute.

Back

What's the compression to breathing ratio for two person rescuer adult CPR?

Front

30 to 2

Back

What's the maximum amount of time that should be used to assess a patients pulse?

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10 seconds

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What's the compression rate while performing chest compressions on a child?

Front

At least 100 compressions per minute

Back

What's the most commonly used barrier?

Front

Disposable gloves; preferrably Nitrile gloves.

Back

While performing resuce breathing, how often should you reasses the pulse?

Front

About every 2 minutes.

Back

What's an approach that recommends managing all blood & other body substances as if they are infectious?

Front

Universal Pre-cautions

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What's the 4th link in the Child chain of survival?

Front

Rapid pediatric Advanced Life-Support procedures & medications; used by higher levels of care, to help sustain the chance for recovery & survival.

Back

What's the compression to breathing ratio for single person child & infant CPR?

Front

30 to 2

Back

What's the 1st link in the Child chain of survival?

Front

Effective prevention of the typical causes for airway & breathing emergencies, to reduce occurrence.

Back

What's the rescue breathing ratio for infants?

Front

1every 3-5 seconds.

Back

What's the 2nd link in the adult chain of survival?

Front

Early CPR with effective chest compressions; buys time for accessing an AED & improves the chances that defibrillation will work.

Back

How much oxygen is there in the air that's inhaled?

Front

An average of 21%.

Back

What's the compression to breathing ratio for two rescuer child & infant CPR?

Front

15 to 2

Back

While performing single rescuer CPR on an infant, how many fingertips should you use and where?

Front

Two fingertips on the breastbone just below the nipple line.

Back

When should an object be looked for during FBAO procedures for adults, children, or infants?

Front

After compressions & before attempting rescue breaths.

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