CPR First Aid AED CPR WEBQUEST Sydney Nguyen
Learn the essentials of CPR, including the purpose, survival rates, compression depth and rate, and the 5 links in the Chain of Survival to respond effectively to cardiac arrest emergencies.
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1. Whal is the purpose of CPR?
Keeping the blood flow active, its an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when the heart
stops beating.
2. How many people die every year from cardiac arrest in the United
States?
Every year. 350 0 00 people die from cardiac arrest in the United Stales
3. Whal are the 5 links in the adult out-of-hospital Chain of Survival?
Activation of Emergency Response, High-Quality CPR. Defibrillation. Advanced Resuscitation.
Post-Cardiac Arrest Care. Recovery
4. Whal percentage of people survive with the help of
bystander-administered AED? What is the survival percentage after
waiting on an emergency medical crew? What conclusions can you
draw?(HINT: You may need Io click on an additional link to find this
information)
With the help of bystander-administered AED. the percentage survival rate is 66%. After waiting
on an emergency medical crew, the percentage survival rale drops by 7-10% every minute.
Start CPR immediately and use an AED
5. Whal is the depth of compressions for an average adult victim? How fast
should compressions be given?
At least 2 inches and 100-120 compressions per min
6. When might you use Hands-only CPR?
It is recommended for use by people who see a teen or adult suddenly collapse in an
out-of-hospifal setting
7. Whal are lhe five critical components of high-quality CPR?
1. Minimize interruptions in chest compressions
2. Provide compressions of adequate rale and deplh
3. Avoid leaning on lhe viclim between compressions
4. Ensure proper hand placement
5 . Avoid excessive ventil a ti on
8. How many states require CPR training to be a high school graduation
requirement?
34 slates and more
9. Why are men more likely to receive CPR than women in public places?
Keeping the blood flow active, its an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when the heart
stops beating.
2. How many people die every year from cardiac arrest in the United
States?
Every year. 350 0 00 people die from cardiac arrest in the United Stales
3. Whal are the 5 links in the adult out-of-hospital Chain of Survival?
Activation of Emergency Response, High-Quality CPR. Defibrillation. Advanced Resuscitation.
Post-Cardiac Arrest Care. Recovery
4. Whal percentage of people survive with the help of
bystander-administered AED? What is the survival percentage after
waiting on an emergency medical crew? What conclusions can you
draw?(HINT: You may need Io click on an additional link to find this
information)
With the help of bystander-administered AED. the percentage survival rate is 66%. After waiting
on an emergency medical crew, the percentage survival rale drops by 7-10% every minute.
Start CPR immediately and use an AED
5. Whal is the depth of compressions for an average adult victim? How fast
should compressions be given?
At least 2 inches and 100-120 compressions per min
6. When might you use Hands-only CPR?
It is recommended for use by people who see a teen or adult suddenly collapse in an
out-of-hospifal setting
7. Whal are lhe five critical components of high-quality CPR?
1. Minimize interruptions in chest compressions
2. Provide compressions of adequate rale and deplh
3. Avoid leaning on lhe viclim between compressions
4. Ensure proper hand placement
5 . Avoid excessive ventil a ti on
8. How many states require CPR training to be a high school graduation
requirement?
34 slates and more
9. Why are men more likely to receive CPR than women in public places?
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