Cpr

Question 1

cardiopulmonary resuscitation stands for?

Answer 1

CPR

Question 2

Shocks the heart to restore or eliminate the abnormal rhythm?

Answer 2

Defibrillation

Question 3

6 links in the chain of survival

Answer 3

Early Recognition and Activation of emergency response, Early CPR, Early Defibrillation, Advanced Resuscitation by Emergency Medical Services, Post-Cardiac Arrest Care, and Recovery.

Question 4

Automated external defibrillator

Answer 4

AED

Question 5

ROSC

Answer 5

Return of spontaneous circulation

Question 6

How many cpm

Answer 6

100 to 120 compressions and 2inch or 5cm deep

Question 7

Check for breathing and pulse

Answer 7

No more than 10 seconds but less than 5 seconds

Question 8

Abnormal breathes

Answer 8

Atonal gasps (start cpr)

Question 9

What to check for?

Answer 9

1. Responsiveness
2. Pulse
3. Breathing
   Have to lay flat

Question 10

Compressions do what?

Answer 10

Pump oxygenated blood to the brain

Question 11

Where to press for compression?

Answer 11

Lower half of the breast bone

Question 12

High quality cpr

Answer 12

1. Push hard/fast
   2.allow recoil
2. Give ventilation (breathes)
3. Interruptions should last no longer than 10 secs

Question 13

Allow what to happen during compression?

Answer 13

Chest to recoil and heat to refill

Question 14

Why not touch analyzation

Answer 14

It can pick up your rhythm or you can get shocked

Question 15

What is most important aed, compression, ventilation.

Answer 15

Compression is most important

Question 16

Remove what? If pacemaker where to put it?

Answer 16

Remove all medicine patches and place pad 1 inch or 3cm away from the pacemaker.

Question 17

How to use and AED

Answer 17

Turn on and then follow voice prompts

Question 18

3 diff patients

Answer 18

Adult, child, infant

Question 19

Child basic life support (bls)

Answer 19

1-puberty (when they have hair or breasts)

Question 20

Pediatric chains of survival

Answer 20

Same like adults but the first step is early PREVENTION and recognition and the rest follows Activation of emergency response, Early CPR, Early Defibrillation, Advanced Resuscitation by Emergency Medical Services, Post-Cardiac Arrest Care, and Recovery.

Question 21

How deep for compressions and how many cpm?

Answer 21

1/3 depth, 2inch or 3cm and 30 compressions and 2 breathes if by yourself, but with help 15 compressions 2 breathes