HOSPITAL CORPSEMAN BLS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS

HOSPITAL CORPSEMAN BLS Study online at 1. Shout to Tap se- quence Adult: Shout "Are you Okay?" Tap the shoulder. Then shout again. Child: Shout "ARE YOU OKAY?" TAP SHOULDER. THEN SHOUT AGAIN. INFANT: SHOUT "ARE YOU OK?" TAP THE BOTTOM OF FOOT. THEN SHOUT AGAIN. 2. CALLING FOR ADDITIONAL RE- SOURCES ADULT: LEAVE TO CALL FOR ADDITIONAL RE- SOURCES. THEN BEGIN CPR. CHILD: WITNESSED SUDDEN COLLAPSE OR KNOWN CADIAC CONDITION: LEAVE TO CALL FOR ADDITION- AL RESOURCES. THEN BEGIN CPR. INFANT: WITNESSED SUDDEN COLLAPSE OR KNOWN CARDIAC CONDITION: LEAVE TO CALL FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES. THEN BEGIN CPR. 3. DROWNING OR OTHER PRIMA- RY RESPIRATO- RY ETIOLOGIES ADULT: IF DROWING IS SUSPECTED AS THE CAUSE OF CARDIAC ARREST, DELIVER 2 INITIAL VENTILA- TIONS BEFORE STARTING CPR. CHILD: IF DROWNING IS SUSPECTED AS THE CAUSE OF CARDIAC ARREST, DELIVER 2 INITIAL VENTILA- TIONS BEFORE STARTING CPR. YOU MAY ALSO CON- SIDER DELIVERING 2 INITIAL VENTILATIONS BEFORE STARTING CPR FOR A CHILD WITH A PRIMARY RES- PIRATY ETIOLOGY. INFANT: IF DROWNING IS SUPSECTED AS THE CA- SUE OF CARDIAC ARREST, DELIVER 2 INITAL VEN- TILATIONS BEFORE STARTING CPR. YOU MAY ALSO CONSIDER DELIVERING 2 INITIAL VETILATIONS BE- FORE STARTING CPR FOR A CHILD WITH A PRIMARY RESPIRATORY ETIOLOGY. 4. AIRWAY: HEAD-TILT/CHIN-LIFT Adult: past neutral position Child: slightly past neutral Infant: neutral POSITION 5. VENTILIATIONS: RESPIRATORY ARREST ADULTS: 1 VENTILATION EVERY 6 SECONDS CHILD: IF CENTRAL PULSE 60BPM, DELIVER 1 VEN- TIALTION EVERY 2 TO 3 SECONDS. 1 / 6 HOSPITAL CORPSEMAN BLS Study online at IF CENTRAL PULSE IS _ 60BP WITH SIGNS OF POOR PERFUSION, START CPR. INFANT: IF CENTRAL PULSE 60BPM, DLEIVER 1 VENTILATION EVERY 2 TO 3 SECONDS. IF CENTRAL PULSE IS _60BPM WITH SIGNS OF POOR PERFU- SION, START CPR. 6. COMPRESSION TECHNIQUE ADULT: TWO HANDS INTERLACED ON THE CHEST CENTERED ON LOWER HALF OF THE STERNUM CHILD: TWO HANDS INTERLACED ON THE CHEST CENTERED ON LOWER HALF OF THE STERNUM. FOR SMALLER CHILDREN, USE THE ONE-HAND TECH- NIQUE INFANT: SINGLE-PROVIDER CPR: POSIITON TWO THUMBS CENTERED ON THE STERNUM JUST BE- LOW THE NIPPLE LINE WITH FINGERS ENCIRCLING CHEST. ALTERNATIVELY, YOU CAN USE THE TWO-FIN- GER TECHNIQUE. IF THE REQUIRED DEPTH CAN- NOT BE ACHIEVED WITH EITHER THE ENCIRCLING THUMBS TECHNIQUE OR THE TWO-FINGER TECH- NIQUE IN INFANTS, YOU MAY CONSIDER USING ONE-HAND TECHNIQUE. MULTIPLE-PROVIDER CPR: POSITION TWO THUMBS CENTERED ON THE STER- NUM JUST BELOW THE NIPPLE LINE WITH FINGERS ENCIRCLING CHEST. 7. COMPRESSION RATE - Adult: 100-120 a miN - Child: same - Infant: same 8. COMPRESSION DEPTH ADULT: AT LEAST 2 INCHES BUT NO MORE THAN 2.4INCHES CHILD: ABOUT 2 INCHES OR ONE-THIRD THE ANTE- RIOR POSTEROR DIAMETER OF THE CHEST INFANT: ABOUT 1.5 INCHES OR ONE-THIRD THE AN- TERIOR-POSTERIOR DIAMETER OF THE CHEST 9. 2 / 6 HOSPITAL CORPSEMAN BLS Study online at COMPRES- SION-TO-VENTI- LATION RATIO ADULT: SINGLE-PROVIDER CPR: 30:2. MULTIPLE PROVIDER CPR: 30:2 CHILD: SINGLE-PROVIDER CPR: 30:2. MULTI- PLE-PROVIDER 15:2. INFANT: SINGLE-PROVIDER CPR: 30:2. MULTI- PLE-PROVIDER CPR: 15:2 10. CPR WITH AN ADVANCED AIR- WAY IN PLACE ADULT: 1 VENTILATION EVERY 6 SECONDS; COM- PRESSIONS AND VENTILATIONS ARE DELIVERED CONTINUOSLY WITH NO INTERRUPTIONS CHILD: 1 VENTILATION EVERY2 TO 3 SECONDS; COM- PRESSIONS AND VENTILATIONS ARE DELIVERED CONTINUOSLY WITH NO INTERRUSPTIONS INFANT: 1 VENTILATION EVERY 2 TO 3 SECONDS; COMPRESSIONS AND VENTILATIONS ARE DELIV- ERED CONTINUOUSLY WITH NO INTERRUPTIONS 11. AED PADS ADULT: USE ADULT PADS. DO NOT USE PEDIATRIC PADS OR SETTING; THE SHOCK DELIVERED WILL NOT BE SUFFICIENT. CHILD: AGE 8 YEARS, WEIGHT 55 POUNDS: USE ADULT PADS. DO NOT USE PEDIATRIC PADS OR SET- TING; THE SHOCK DELIVERED WILL NOT BE SUFFI- CIENT. AGE_8 YEARS, WEIGHT _ 55 POUNDS: USE PEDIATRIC PADS OR SETTING. USE ADULT PADS IF PEDIATRIC PADS OR SETTING ARE NOT AVAILABLE. INFANT: USE PEDIATRIC PADS OR SETTING. USE ADULT PADS IF PEDIATRIC PADS OR SETTING ARE NOT AVAILABLE