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NC BLET CPR WRITTEN TEST QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
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NC BLET CPR WRITTEN TESTQUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
When should you activate the emergency response system, for adults/children/infants, if
you witnessed the collapse? - Answer-If you are alone with no cell phone, leave the
person and activate the emergency response system and get an AED before beginning
CPR. Otherwise, send someone and begin CPR immediately.
When should you activate the emergency response system, for children/infants, if you
witnessed the collapse? - Answer-Give 2 minutes of CPR, leave the victim to activate
the emergency response system and get an AED. Return to the child or infant and
resume CPR and use AED as soon as available.
What is the compression/ventilation ratio for adults? - Answer-30:2 (30 compression to
2 breaths)
What is the compression/ventilation ratio for children/infants? - Answer-one person -
30:2, two people - 15:2
What is the compression/ventilation ratio with advanced airway? - Answer-Continuous
compression at a rate of 100-120 /min and 1 breath every 6 seconds.
What is the compression rate for CPR for all people? - Answer-100-120/min
How should you allow the chest to recoil during CPR? - Answer-Full chest recoil
between compressions.
How should AED pads be placed on the person? - Answer-As per the diagram on the
pads. Normally, it is one on the persons upper right check (below the collar bone and
just above the nipple) and one on the lower left side of the body (ribcage). You can also
place one directly over the heart on the chest and directly behind the heart on the back.
How soon should compression be started? - Answer-Within 10 second of recognition of
cardiac arrest
What is the rate of compression for adults? - Answer-100 to 120 beats per second
What is the depth of compressions for adults? - Answer-2 inches or 5 cm
What is the depth of compressions for children? - Answer-2 inches or 5 cm
What is the depth of compression for infants? - Answer-1.5 inches or 4 cm.
According to the AHA, what is an infant? - Answer-Any child less that 1 yr old
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