You are at a basketball game watching your 10-year-old daughter play against another team. Just after half-time, the opposing team moves down the court and the girl dribbling the ball collapses to the ground and is motionless.

You and several other people run over to check on the girl. As you run over, you ensure that the scene is safe.

1. What will be your first intervention as you approach the young girl?

2. You determine that the child is unresponsive and you call out for someone to call 911 and for someone else to find an AED. One man begins to dial for emergency services and another woman runs to find an AED. Several others are available to assist.

What is your next intervention?

3. You and the person with you determine that this child is not breathing and has no pulse. What should you do while you are waiting for the defibrillator to arrive?

4. You and the second rescuer begin CPR. You are providing chest compressions and the second rescuer is providing rescue breathing.
You remember that for this child who is approximately nine years old, the compression depth should be:

5. As you complete your 5th cycle of 15:2 CPR, help arrives with an AED.

(True or False) For a child 8 years and older, use adult AED pads.

6. You now switch with your partner from providing compressions to giving ventilations while your partner takes over chest compressions. This switch is completed while the AED is turned on and attached by another helper. The AED analyzes the rhythm of the victim.

(True or False) During the AED rhythm analysis, rescue breathing should continue.

7. The AED advises a shock be delivered. Before you press the shock button, what should you make sure is done?

8. The victim is cleared and a shock is delivered. After the shock what is your next intervention?

9. You begin CPR starting with chest compressions using a ratio of 15 compressions to 2 ventilations. Following the AED prompts, you continue CPR for 5 cycles and then the AED prompts you to analyze the rhythm. You stop CPR and clear the patient. The AED states "no shock advised." What should you do now?

10. As you continue CPR, the victim begins to move her arms and make incomprehensible sounds. You stop CPR. Congratulations, you have successfully resuscitated the victim.

Final question.

For what age should you use the compression to ventilation ratio of 30:2 for 2-rescuer CPR?