ADULT/CHILD CPR
INFANT CPR
AED
OBTRUCTED AIRWAY
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
100
What are the 3 C's of first aid, CPR, AED
What is Check, Call, Care.
100
How many compressions should you give to an infant during CPR?
What is 30 compressions.
100
What does AED stand for?
What is Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
100
What would be an indicator of a mild blockage?
What is coughing forcefully.
100
What is the most common indicator of an individual having a heart attack?
What is chest discomfort.
200
Where should CPR be performed on the victims body?
What is center of chest between nipples.
200
What part of your hand should you use to administer CPR to an infant?
What is 2 fingers.
200
What is the ratio of shock (s) to minutes of CPR that should be given?
What is 1:2
200
How should you care of a responsive choking infant?
What is give back blows and chest thrusts until the object is removed.
200
You have determined that a victim is unresponsive and have sent a bystander to call EMS, what do you do next?
What is Begin Compressions. (Check, Call, Care)
300
How many compressions should be performed per minute, and between 2 breaths?
What is 100 per minute and 30 between breaths.
300
How far should you compress an infants chest during CPR?
What is 1.5 inches.
300
What is the first step in providing care with an AED?
What is attach electrodes, if unrepsponsive.
300
What is the "universal distress sign" of choking?
What is grasping the throat.
300
How should you determine unresponsiveness?
What is Tapping and shouting (are you okay).
400
A Kindergarten student his unresponsive and needs CPR, how should you apply compressions.
What is 30:2 ratio and with 1 hand.
400
What type of AED pads should be used on an infant during CPR?
What is pediatric pads.
400
What are some special considerations when using an AED?
What is water, children/infants, and medical patches.
400
Method used to remove an object from a responsive and choking adult or child.
What is the Heimlich Maneuver.
400
The Primary check is to used to determine what?
What is identify and correct immediate life threatening conditions.
500
Which 4 events will stop CPR?
What is AED becomes available, victim shows signs of life, EMS takes over, too tired to continue.
500
How do you administer rescue breaths to an infant?
What is head tilt/chin lift, close the nose, give two breaths, see the chest rise.
500
Describe the difference between V-fib and V- Tach.
What is v-fib is a chaotic heart rhythm and v-tach is a very rapid heart rhythm.
500
In an unresponsive adult, child, and infant. When attempting CPR, when the rescue breath fails to go in, which steps should you follow next?
What is re-tilt the head, re-attempt breath, 30 chest compressions, check airway, remove object if visible.
500
List the steps in the chain of survival, in order for cardiac arrest.
What is Recognition and action CPR AED Advanced Care Post-arrest Care
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