American Red Cross CPR Test Review 2024| ADE Certification Test| Latest Update
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American Red Cross CPR Test Review
2024| ADE Certification Test| Latest
Update
What are the most critical factors to consider when assessing the need for CPR in a victim who is
unresponsive?
Check for normal breathing and pulse; if absent, CPR is necessary to prevent brain damage
and deat...
American Red Cross CPR Test Review
2024| ADE Certification Test| Latest
Update
What are the most critical factors to consider when assessing the need for CPR in a victim who is
unresponsive?
Check for normal breathing and pulse; if absent, CPR is necessary to prevent brain damage
and death from lack of oxygen.
Explain the importance of the “C-A-B” sequence in CPR and how it differs from the previous
“A-B-C” method.
“C-A-B” emphasizes starting with compressions (C) to circulate blood before addressing the
airway (A) and breathing (B), as immediate compressions improve survival chances.
How does the use of an AED enhance the effectiveness of CPR, and what steps should you
follow when using it?
An AED analyzes the heart rhythm and delivers a shock if needed. Follow the prompts, apply
pads correctly, and resume CPR after a shock.
In what scenarios would you adjust the standard CPR technique for an infant, and what specific
modifications should you implement?
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, For infants, use two fingers for compressions at a depth of 1.5 inches and provide gentle
rescue breaths. Avoid excessive force to prevent injury.
Describe the correct technique for performing rescue breaths and how to assess if they are
effective during CPR.
Deliver breaths over 1 second, ensuring the chest rises visibly. If the chest does not rise, re-
tilt the head and try again to ensure the airway is open.
What are the signs of cardiac arrest, and why is early recognition critical for survival?
Signs include unresponsiveness, lack of normal breathing, and absence of pulse. Early
recognition allows for immediate CPR and increases the likelihood of survival.
Explain the role of chest compressions in CPR and the recommended rate and depth for effective
compressions.
Chest compressions maintain blood circulation. The recommended rate is 100-120
compressions per minute, and depth should be at least 2 inches for adults.
What steps should you take if a victim of cardiac arrest is suspected to have a spinal injury?
Use the jaw-thrust maneuver to open the airway while minimizing head and neck movement,
and avoid compressions if spinal injury is confirmed until trained help arrives.
How should you approach the situation if a person is choking and becomes unresponsive?
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