Child/Infant CPR

What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for 1-rescuer Infant CPR

• 15 to 2

• 30 to 2

• 15 to 1

• 30 to 1

When a patient with a foreign body airway obstruction becomes unresponsive what should you do?

• Perform abdominal thrust

• Roll victim on side and start back blows

• Begin CPR beginning with Compressios

• Perform blind finger sweeps

What characteristics of high quality chest compressions for a child patient are correct?

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 1.5 inches or 4 cm

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 2 inches or 5 cm

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 3 inches or 8 cm

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 4 inches or 10 cm

What considerations must you consider while performing CPR for an unresponsive choking victim?

• Attempt a jaw-thrust instead of head-tilt chin-lift

• You do not give breaths to unresponsive choking victim

• Each time you open up airway, you look for obstructing object

• There are no modifications

How do you relieve choking in a responsive infant patient?

• 2 Thumb encircling hands compressions

• 5 back slaps and 5 chest thrust

• Encourage infant to cough

• Give abdominal thrusts

Infant that is choking becomes unresponsive, what should you do?

• Perform CPR, but look in mouth for object when giving breaths

• Give 5 Back Slaps and 5 Chest Thrusts

• Attempt Blind Finger Sweep

• Give 5 Abdominal Thrust and 5 Back Slaps

How do you know you are giving adequate breaths?

• Observing chest rise

• Having oxygen attached to bag

• Allowing air to release around mask

• Delivering breaths quickly and forcefully

What is the Compression to Ventilation Ratio for 2-Rescuer Infant CPR?

• 15 to 2

• 30 to 2

• 15 to 1

• 30 to 1

What is the Depth of compressions for Infant Compressions?

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 1.5 inches or 4 cm

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 2 inches or 5 cm

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 3 inches or 8 cm

• 1/3 the depth of chest, 4 inches or 10 cm

What pulse do you check for an unresponsive infant patient?

• Carotid

• Brachial

• Radial

• Femoral