36. (True or False) CPR for newly born infants in the delivery room is the same as infants up to one year of age.

37. For the infant less than one year of age, you should perform the pulse check at which site:

38. (True or False) For the infant less than one year of age, perform chest compressions with the heel of one hand.

39. The compression to ventilation ratio for 2-rescuer CPR in infants less than one year of age is:

40. For the lone rescuer performing CPR on an infant, the rescuer should use the compression to ventilation ratio of:

41. For the lone rescuer performing infant CPR, the method of choice for chest compressions is the two thumb encircling hands chest compression technique.

42. For the two finger chest compression technique, the two fingers should be placed where?

43. Barrier devices do not need to be used with infants since they are low risk for carrying disease.

44. For cardiac arrest in the infant, you may use the compression-only technique.

45. 2 rescue infant CPR should utilize which method of chest compressions:

46. For infants and children 1 to 8 years of age, if your AED does not include smaller size pads designed for children, you may use the standard pads and ensure that they do not overlap

47. The preferred method of defibrillation in infants is ___________.

48. For children eight years and older you should

49. For both infants and adults performing two rescuer CPR without an advanced airway, rescuers must pause compressions to provide breaths.

50. Once an advanced airway is in place during ADULT  two rescuer CPR, one breath should be delivered every ____________.

51. When an advanced airway is in place during two rescuer CPR do not stop compressions to give breaths.

52. When providing mouth-to-mouth breathing, the rescuers exhaled air contains approximately _________ oxygen.

53. An important step when providing mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing is to:

54. Gastric inflation may develop even when rescuers give breaths correctly.

55. For infants, mouth-to-mouth-and-nose is the preferred method to deliver rescue breaths.

56. Which of the following should be performed when providing rescue breaths during respiratory arrest?

57. For the adult in respiratory arrest, you should give one breath every__________.

58. Which of the following are signs of severe airway obstruction?

59. Use abdominal thrusts to relieve choking in infants less than one year of age.

60. If a choking victim becomes unresponsive and you lower them to the ground, your first intervention should be to _______.

61. If a choking victim is pregnant or obese you should perform chest thrusts instead of abdominal thrusts.

62. For the unconscious choking victim check for any foreign body objects every time you open the airway to give rescue breaths.

63. You can tell that you have successfully removed an airway obstruction in an unresponsive victim if you:

64. For the choking infant, how many back slaps and chest thrusts are administered with each sequence?

65. If an infant becomes unresponsive when administering back slaps and chest thrusts from choking, you should:

66. For the unresponsive infant each time you open the airway during CPR, check for the airway obstruction in the back of the throat.