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1Test Questions for Appendix B,Emergency Care, 12thEditionCorrelation(Note: all references are to pages in Appendix B,Emergency Care, 12thEdition)1.To determine whether or not a child has a pulse, you would assess the __________artery.a.Carotid (p.1130)b.Femoralc.Radiald.Brachial2.As you attempt to ventilate your patient,the first breath is unsuccessful. Your next stepwould be to:a.Reposition the head.(p.1128, Table B-2)b.Assess the brachial pulse.c.Assess the carotid pulse.d.Begin chest compressions.3.When performing CPR, what is the rate of chest compressions per minute for an adultpatient?a.At least 80b.At least 90c.At least 100 (p.1135, Table B-3)d.1204.The compression-to-ventilation ratio for a newborn is:a.3:1.(p.1135, Table B-3)b.30:2.c.15:2.d.5:1.5.When performing two-person CPR on an infant, the correct compression-to-ventilationratio is:a.30:2.b.5:1.c.3:1.d.15:2.(p.1135, Table B-3)

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