BLS Practice Questions 2 by Review | Sep 3, 2022 | 0 comments You are doing compressions on an adult patient. How far deep should you compress? 5 inches 2.5 inches 2 inches 1.5 inches None During Compressions what is the upward motion called? rebound recursive recoil recap None Why is recoil important? It allows for the lungs to fill It allows for the heart to pump It allows for the diaphragm to expand It allows for the heart to refill None What is the ratio for 2 rescuers doing compressions and ventilations on an adult person? 50:2 30:2 15:2 12:2 None What is the ratio for 1 rescuer doing CPR on an adult person? 40:2 30:2 15:2 10:2 None You are doing CPR on an infant what is the ratio? 100:10 50:2 30:2 15:2 None You and another rescuer are doing CPR on an infant baby. What ratio will you use? 15:2 20:2 30:2 10:2 None You and another rescuer are doing CPR on an adult. What ratio will you use? 20:2 30:2 15:2 10:2 None You and another rescuer are doing CPR on a Child. What ratio do you use? 25:2 30:2 15:2 10:2 None How many compressions should you achieve in one minute? 60-100/min 100-120/min 80 - 120/min 75-99/min None During Compressions, how far deep should you compress on an infant baby? 6 inches 4 inches 2 inches 1.5 inches None During Compressions, how far deep should you compress on a child? 5 inches 4 inches 2 inches 1 inch None Time's up
