VENTILATION
COMPRESSIONS
AED
OTHER
CHOKING
100
During CPR for an adult, you give this amount of ventilations after 30 compressions
During CPR for an adult, you give *2* ventilations after 30 compressions.
100
During adult CPR, after this amount of compressions you deliver 2 ventilations.
During adult CPR, *30* compressions you deliver 2 ventilations.
100
When using an AED this is the first thing you do.
When using an AED you need to turn it on first.
100
“The team functions smoothly when all team members know their positions, functions, and tasks”. This is a good example of which team dynamic?
Clear Roles and Responsibilities
100
When an infant is conscious and choking, you do this.
5 back slaps and 5 chest thrusts
200
You use this technique for opening a patient's airway to deliver ventilations.
Use the *head tilt chin lift* technique to open a patients airway to deliver ventilations.
200
During adult CPR you push hard and fast at a rate of this per minute.
During adult CPR you push hard and fast at a rate of 100-120 per minute.
200
When using an AED, what do you do after turning it on and attaching the pads?
When using an AED, after turning it on and attaching the pads, the next step is to follow the AED prompts.
200
You should switch rescuers after this many minutes or sooner to avoid fatigue.
You should switch rescuers after this *2 minutes* or sooner to avoid fatigue.
200
If someone is conscious and choking and eventually becomes unresponsive you need to start this.
If someone is conscious and choking and eventually becomes unresponsive you need to start *CPR beginning with chest compressions.*
300
When you have properly ventilated a patient you will see this with the chest.
You'll see *rise and fall* of the chest.
300
When performing adult CPR compressions push hard at least this amount of inches.
When performing adult CPR compressions push hard at least *2 inches*
300
When using an AED on a patient with a hairy chest, the pads may not stick to the patient. What do you do?
When using an AED on a patient with a hairy chest, the pads may not stick and may *fail to deliver a shock.* So you must either shave the area or use AED patches to rip the hair out.
300
If the person giving chest compressions is not allowing for complete chest recoil, tell the compressor you notice decreased chest recoil.
This an example of which team dynamic?
Constructive Intervention
400
During one rescuer CPR for a pediatric, you give this amount of ventilations after 30 compressions.
During one rescuer CPR for a pediatric, you give *2* ventilations after 30 compressions.
400
While performing CPR we need to minimize interruptions in compressions to less than this amount of time.
While performing CPR we need to minimize interruptions in compressions to less than *10 seconds*
400
Defibrillation is important because it can restore this.
Defibrillation is important because it can restore a regular cardiac rhythm.
400
During adult CPR chest recoil is important for this reason.
The heart adequately refills between compressions to be pushed to the rest of the body.
500
You want to avoid excessive ventilation, deliver breaths over this amount of time that produce visible rise and fall.
You want to avoid excessive ventilation, deliver breaths over *1 second* that produce visible rise and fall.
500
While performing compressions you need to allow for this between compressions.
While performing compressions you need to allow for chest recoil between compressions.
500
What does AED stand for?
Automated External Defibrillator
500
What does CPR stand for?
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation