Adult CPR
Child CPR
Infant CPR
AED
Miscellaneous
100

Where do you check the pulse on an adult and for how long? 

Carotid artery and at least 5 seconds but no more than 10 seconds 

100

Explain a pulse check on a child. 

check carotid artery no longer than 10 seconds. if no pulse or less than 60 bpm with signs of poor perfusion, start compressions. 

100

How do you check for response on an infant? 

Tap and shout. 

Flick bottom of feet. 

100

What does AED stand for? 

Automated External Defibrillator 

100

What is an abnormal heart rhythym that prevents the heart from pumping blood? 

Ventricular Fibrillation or VF 

200

If you find no pulse on an adult, what is the first step of CPR you start with? 

Chest compressions, Airway,and then breathing 

200

What is the compression to breath cycle for doing cpr on a child alone?

30 compressions to 2 breaths

200

How do you check for a pulse on an infant?

Check the brachial artery for 5-10 seconds using 2-3 fingers on the inside upper arm 

200

What does an AED do? 

Analyzes the heart rhythm 

200

Name 2 critical components of high quality CPR. 

1. Minimize interruptions in chest compressions
2. Provide compressions of adequate rate
3. Provide compressions of depth
4. Avoid leaning between compressions
5. Avoid excessive ventilation 

300

What is the rate of compressions a minute for adult cpr? 

100 to 120 compressions per minute 

300

What is the compression to breath ratio for 2 person child cpr? What happens after 2 minutes of CPR? 

15 compressions to 2 breaths. After 2 minutes, re-assess and switch positions your partner in less than 5 seconds

300

What is the compression depth on an infant and explain how to do compressions on an infant? 

1/3 the depth of the chest and using both thumbs side by side in the center of infant's chest on lower half of the breastbone 

300

What is the AED pad placement on an adult?

1 on right upper chest and 1 to the left of the left nipple so top edge of pad reaches few inches below armpit 

300

What is the CPR sequence?

CAB
C- chest compressions to circulate victim's blood
A-maintain an open airway
B-provide rescue breaths 

400

What is the depth of compression for doing cpr on an adult? 

2" to 2.4"

400

What is the first step for doing cpr on a child after you determine there to be no pulse if you are alone?

Begin CPR before calling 911. Complete 5 cycles which should last 2 minutes before calling. 

400

How do you perform breaths on an infant? 

2 slow, gentle puffs of air from the cheeks lasting 1 second each 

400

Where do you place AED pads on an infant? 

One pad center of baby's chest and one on the baby's upper back chest 

400

What are two ways to open an airway? 

Head tilt chin lift or Jaw thrust maneuver. 

500

How many breaths do you administer during adult cpr for how long? And what are you watching for when you give the breaths? 

2 breaths with each lasting 1 second and watch for chest rising. 

500

How do you check for a response from a child?

Tap and shout, then check for breathing and pulse.

500

When opening the airway on an infant, what is the term used to remind us not to tilt the infant's head back too far? 

sniff position, you do not want to over extend the infant's neck 

500

What are 3 special considerations before placing AED pads on a person? 

Don't place on medication patches, Avoid placing on top of pacemaker/defibrillator, remove any jewelry or clothing, excessive chest hair may need to be shaved. 

500

What is the amount of chest compression, and how deep on a child?

1/3 of the chest diameter, 100-120 compressions per minute?