Cpr 5 Jeopardy Template

Ratios	Steps of CPR	CPR fun facts
100 What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for an adult with one rescuer 30: 2	100 What is the first step after determining the scene is safe Checking for responsiveness, "tap and shout"	100 What does CPR stand for Cardio Pulminary Recussatation
200 What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for an infant with one rescuer 30: 2	200 Identify the body part you are watching during "LOOK" part of look, listen and feel Chest	200 How do you "tap and shout" for an infant By tickling the foot
300 What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for a child with one rescuer 30: 2	300 What is the nest step after determining there is no pulse or chest movement Begin chest compressions	300 What are two tools that can be used to give suplimental oxygen BVM and Oxygen tank
400 What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for a child with 2 rescuers 15: 2	400 What age group do you check the carotid pulse and which do you check the brachial pulse Carotid-Adult and child Brachial-Infant	400 How many rescuers are needed to use a BVM at least 2
500 What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for an adult with two rescuers 30: 2	500 name 3 reasons to stop CPR EMS arrives, another guard takes over, AED becomes available, the scene becomes unsafe	500 Why does the ratio of compressions to breaths change with two rescuers for a child or infant In a pediatric patient, the odds are in favor of CPR being needed due to a respiratory problem rather than a cardiac problem, "more breaths better chance"

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