ASHI CPR TRAINING EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED.

ASHI CPR TRAINING EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. The most effective way to end ventricular fibrillation is __________. - -defibrillation A 34-year-old man has been pulled out of a lake after being submerged for several minutes. Bystanders describe that he appeared to become exhausted while swimming. Why are effective rescue breaths important if your BLS assessment indicates cardiac arrest? - -Drowning is a common cause of secondary cardiac arrest You are part of a team of BLS providers who have responded to a person experiencing a cardiac arrest. Identify which two main things have an influence on being able to treat this person in a highperformance manner. - -1) high-quality CPR skills and 2) an integrated team approach, much like a pit crew in a car race. You are caring for a 5-year-old child who is not breathing. Because she is a child, it is not important to use a CPR mask or bag-mask device when giving rescue breaths. - -False What best describes the manner in which you, as a BLS provider, will activate a response for higher levels of care? - -In various ways, dependent on your emergency response protocol Compress deeply, more than __________. - -2 inches Compress fast, between __________ times per minute. - -100-200 Do not __________ the chest between compressions. - -lean on Minimize __________ while doing compressions. - -interruptions Each breath should have only enough air to __________. - -create visible rise of the chest, but no more Each breath should be about __________ in length. - -1 second You have responded to a person in cardiac arrest. CPR is already in progress. You kneel next to the man and lay the AED next to his head. There are 4 basic steps you will take to use the AED on him. Place the items in the correct order. - -1) turn on the AED 2) adhere defibrillation pads to bare chest 3) allow AED to analyze the heart 4) deliver shock if directed to by the AED. You have responded to someone complaining of severe pressure in the chest. As you are talking to the person, he suddenly slumps onto the floor. You kneel next to him, squeeze his shoulder, and loudly ask, "Are you all right?" He is unresponsive, so you