CPR Basics
Correct adult chest compression rate
What is 100-120 BPM?
Oxygen concentration delivered by nasal cannula
What is up to 44%?
First step for life-threatening bleeding
What is apply direct pressure?
You arrive to an adult on the floor. Guide through the actions that should be taken
Check responsiveness, pulse and breathing, activate EMS, start CPR
Adult Compression Depth
What is at least 2 inches?
True or False: An AED can be used on a patient in water
What is false? (out of water to dry area)
Flow rate of non-rebreather
What is 10-15 LPM?
Tourniquet should be applied when
What is when severe bleeding is not controlled by direct pressure?
After two minutes of CPR the compressor is visibly fatigued but states they are fine. Best action
What is switch compressor immediately to maintain high-quality CPR?
What is 15:2?
While the AED is analyzing you should
What is stop CPR, shout clear and hover?
Device that delivers highest concentration of oxygen
What is a BVM?
Difference between responsive and unresponsive choking care?
What is abdominal thrusts and back blows vs. CPR with checks?
Participant becomes overwhelmed and steps out during scenario. How should you respond?
What is pause the scenario, check in privately, and adjust or excuse them as needed?
Switch compressors every
What is about every 2 minutes?
AED pas place on an adult
What is upper right chest, lower left abdomen?
Oxygen should be withheld when
What is patient refusal, when not indicated, equipment is unsafe?
Infant airway obstruction protocol
What is back blows and chest thrusts?
EMS arrival is delayed, and the team has been performing CPR for several cycles. State the duties of the lead
What is monitor quality of CPR, rescuer fatigue, and rotation timing?
2 reasons why CPR should be stopped
What is AED available, ROSC, scene unsafe, handed off to higher care, exhaustion?
True or False: Check for a pulse after AED analyzes
What is false? (resume CPR unless ROSC is shown)
2 safety checks before using an oxygen cylinder?
What is check pressure, regulator secure, tank not empty, no leaks, and structural integrity?
PPE required for bleeding control?
A friend of the patient is crying, yelling, and trying to interfere with care. Best actions to handle this
What is assign one person to manage the bystander, keep care uninterrupted, maintain calm communication?