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The chain of survival for children and infants emphasizes in their first link:
Prevention
When opioids are taken in excess, they effect breathing in this manner:
Depress or stop breathing
Naloxone is used for opioid overdoses by by reversing the effects of opioids. Is this effect temporary or permanent?
Temporary
The compression rate per minute is:
100-120
Adult compressions should be hard, fast and at least how deep in inches?
2 inches
Child & infant compressions should be hard, fast, and at least how deep?
one-third the depth of the chest
It is important to allow the chest to do this at the top of each compression:
Recoil
TRUE or FALSE: Minimize interruptions during compressions for high-quality CPR?
TRUE
Effective rescue breaths should make the chest ( ) ( ).
visibly rise
TRUE or FALSE Rescue breaths should administer as much air as possible with each breath.
FALSE
Explain how working as a team can significantly improve care provided during CPR
1. Clearly defined roles 2.clear, effective communication 3. multiple treatment actions at the same time 4. switch when tired 5. minimal interuptions
TRUE or FALSE your personal safety should not keep you from performing life saving measures for another person.
FALSE: Your personal safety is the highest priority.
Standard precautions are protective practices used when providing care for whom?
ALL PEOPLE
Name one common blood borne disease/pathogen
Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV
Risk of contracting a disease is HIGH or LOW when performing CPR?
Low
