Hands-Only CPR Essentials

For which age group is Hands-Only CPR specifically recommended when they suddenly collapse?

• Infants and toddlers.

• Teens and adults.

• Children under 12.

• Elderly individuals only.

Where should the heel of one hand be placed to begin chest compressions during Hands-Only CPR?

• On the victim's forehead.

• In the center of the chest.

• On the victim's stomach.

• On the victim's left arm.

How long should Hands-Only CPR be continued?

• Until the victim regains consciousness.

• For a maximum of 5 minutes.

• Until professional medical help arrives.

• Until you become too tired to continue.

What are the two primary steps of Hands-Only CPR?

• Call your emergency response number and push hard and fast in the center of the chest.

• Give rescue breaths and then perform chest compressions.

• Check for a pulse and then elevate the victim's legs.

• Apply a tourniquet and wait for paramedics.

What is the recommended rate for chest compressions per minute during Hands-Only CPR?

• 60 to 80 compressions.

• 80 to 100 compressions.

• 100 to 120 compressions.

• 120 to 140 compressions.