BLS Practice Questions 4 by Review | Sep 5, 2022 | 0 comments 1. How do you relieve choking in an unresponsive infant? Call for help and Begin CPR 5 Backslaps & 5 Chest Thrusts Abdominal Thrusts Head Tilt Chin Lift - Look for the object None 1 out of 8 2. How do you relieve choking in an infant that is actively choking? Abdominal Thrusts Ventilations Head Tilt Chin Lift & Look for the Object 5 Back Slaps & 5 Chest Thrusts None 2 out of 8 3. How do you relieve choking in an actively Choking adult? Abdominal Thrusts Jaw Thrust 5 Backslaps & 5 Chest Thrusts Head Tilt Chin Lift & Look for the object None 3 out of 8 4. How do you relieve choking in an unresponsive adult? Abdomina Thrusts Look for the chest to rise Call For Help & Begin CPR Jaw Thrusts None 4 out of 8 5. You are performing Choking Relief on an infant. How long do you continue? Perform 5 backslaps & 5 Chest Thrust for 2 min Perform 5 Backslaps & 5 Chest Thrusts for 5 min Perform 5 Backslaps & 5 Chest Thrusts until the object comes out or the patient goes unresponsive Perform 5 Backslaps & 5 Chest Thrusts until help arrives None 5 out of 8 6. You are performing choking relief on an actively choking adult patient. How long do you continue. Perform Abdominal Thrusts for 2 min Perform Abdominal Thrusts until the object comes out or the patient becomes unresponsive. Perform Abdominal Thrusts until Help arrives Perform Abdominal Thrusts for 4 min, consider an oral airway None 6 out of 8 7. When ventilating a patient who becomes unresponsive while choking, what should you ensure is being done? Sweep for the object even when it's not visible Head Tilt Chin Lift - Look for the Object - Sweep if you see the object - Deliver a breath Head Tilt Chin Lift only Jaw Thrust None 7 out of 8 8. A choking victim becomes unresponsive. What should you do next? Start CPR Beginning with Sweeping the object Start CPR Beginning with Looking for the object Start CPR beginning with backslaps Begin CPR Beginning with Chest Compressions None 8 out of 8
