최신 CPR 무료덤프 - ISQI Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

A. Tickle them and see if they laugh

B. Place your hand on the chest and see if it moves with respiration

C. Look at the chest to see if it rises and listen and feel tor air coming from the person's nose or mouth

D. Hold a candle to the nose and see it the flame moves with breathing

A. not use the AED.

B. remove the patch.

C. place the electrode pad over the patch.

D. wash the area with soap and water once the patch is removed.

A. turn off the AED.

B. none of the above.

C. wait for more help to arrive.

D. attempt to analyze the heart rhythm again.

A. Open the airway. Look, listen, and feel for breathing. Check patient's pulse. Review cardiac rhythm.

B. Maintain patient's airway. Place an advanced airway adjunct. Start an IV. Differential diagnosis

C. Open the airway. Check breathing. Feel for a pulse. Initiate defibrillation.

D. Open airway. Check breathing. Feel for a pulse. Do not attach defibrillator.

A. 5 to 1

B. 20 to 5

C. 30 to 2

D. 10 to 1

A. Shaking and shouting if the victim is an adult.

B. Shaking and shouting if the victim is a child.

C. All of the above.

D. Patting feet and chest if the victim is an infant.

A. give 2 breaths and 15 chest compressions

B. verify unresponsiveness, call 911 and get the AED

C. perform the Heimlich maneuver

D. assemble the pocket face mask

A. most fires that kill children occur in school

B. bicycle helmets will not prevent death from head injuries

C. injuries are the leading cause of death in children and young adults

D. injuries from car and truck crashes rarely cause death in children 1 to 8 years of age

A. the victim is lying on the living room carpet

B. the victim is lying on a metallic surface

C. the victim is wet and lying on a wet surface

D. the victim has a medication patch on his chest

A. 100 Compressions per minute

B. None of the above

C. 80 Compressions per minute

D. 150 Compressions per minute