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BLS EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
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Dispatch calls you and your partner to the You come to the place with an AED and ready to do CPR
gym where there is an unresponsive
female. The person collapsed during the
workout.
You tap and shout to check for check for breathing and pulse
responsiveness but the patient does not
respond. What is your next step after
calling for help?
after checking for breathing and a pulse, 1 breath every 6 seconds...10 breaths per minute
you find that the patient is not breathing
normally but does have a pulse. Rescue check for pulse every 2 minutes and do CPR if there is no pulse
breaths are needed. What is the
ventilation rate?
after 4 minutes of rescue breathing, there immediately begin CPR
appears to be no pulse. what do you do
next?
as you are doing CPR, your colleague continue CPR until AED says to do a rhythm check, the ALs team arrives, or the
arrives and has the AED. he follows the patient starts to move
prompts and the AED analyzes the
rhythm and does NOT devise a shock.
you continue CPR. what do you do next?
how to check pulse on infant 2 or 3 fingers on inside of the upper arm...halfway between shoulder and elbow
rate: 100/120
components of chest compressions for
depth: 2 in
children
hands: 2 or 1 on lower place of breastbone
rate: 100/120
components of infant chest compressions depth: 1.5 in
hands: 2 fingers just below nipple line in center
recommended compression to ventilation 1 rescuer: 30
ratios for infants and children 2 rescuers: 2
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AM
BLS EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
47 studiers today 5.0 (4 reviews)
Save
Dispatch calls you and your partner to the You come to the place with an AED and ready to do CPR
gym where there is an unresponsive
female. The person collapsed during the
workout.
You tap and shout to check for check for breathing and pulse
responsiveness but the patient does not
respond. What is your next step after
calling for help?
after checking for breathing and a pulse, 1 breath every 6 seconds...10 breaths per minute
you find that the patient is not breathing
normally but does have a pulse. Rescue check for pulse every 2 minutes and do CPR if there is no pulse
breaths are needed. What is the
ventilation rate?
after 4 minutes of rescue breathing, there immediately begin CPR
appears to be no pulse. what do you do
next?
as you are doing CPR, your colleague continue CPR until AED says to do a rhythm check, the ALs team arrives, or the
arrives and has the AED. he follows the patient starts to move
prompts and the AED analyzes the
rhythm and does NOT devise a shock.
you continue CPR. what do you do next?
how to check pulse on infant 2 or 3 fingers on inside of the upper arm...halfway between shoulder and elbow
rate: 100/120
components of chest compressions for
depth: 2 in
children
hands: 2 or 1 on lower place of breastbone
rate: 100/120
components of infant chest compressions depth: 1.5 in
hands: 2 fingers just below nipple line in center
recommended compression to ventilation 1 rescuer: 30
ratios for infants and children 2 rescuers: 2
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