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Note: This Practice Test covers seven core BLS algorithms: Infant FBAO, Child FBAO, Adult FBAO, Pediatric BLS Algorithm for a Single Rescuer, Pediatric BLS Algorithm for Two or More Rescuers, Adult BLS for Lay Rescuers, and the Adult BLS Algorithm for Healthcare Professionals.
Begin chest compressions immediately.
Deliver 5 back slaps followed by 5 chest thrusts.
Perform abdominal thrusts.
Sweep the mouth with your finger.
Please select atleast one answer!
Continue back slaps only.
Start CPR beginning with chest compressions.
Perform abdominal thrusts.
Attempt blind finger sweeps.
Every 30 compressions regardless of visibility.
After every rescue breath.
Only if you can clearly see the object.
Before beginning CPR.
15:2
30:2
5:1
10:2
Five back slaps only.
Rescue breaths.
Chest compressions.
Abdominal thrusts.
Continue abdominal thrusts.
Perform finger sweeps repeatedly.
Give two rescue breaths first.
Begin CPR starting with chest compressions.
Loud coughing.
Ability to speak normally.
Inability to speak or cough.
Mild wheezing.
Chest compressions.
Abdominal thrusts.
Rescue breaths.
Back slaps only.
Before every rescue breath.
Before every chest compression.
After every five cycles.
Only after EMS arrives.
Effective coughing.
Silent inability to breathe.
Cyanosis with no sound.
Loss of consciousness.
Immediately use an AED.
Check for breathing and a pulse simultaneously.
Give rescue breaths first.
Call family members.
Continue checking.
Perform abdominal thrusts.
Give oxygen only.
Begin CPR.
Before touching the child.
After the AED arrives.
After about 2 minutes of CPR.
Only after the return of spontaneous circulation.
About 1 cm.
About 8 cm.
About one-third the depth of the chest (approximately 5 cm).
About 10 cm.
15:2
30:2
5:1
50:2
Every 2 minutes.
Every minute.
Every 5 minutes.
Every 10 minutes.
Only after EMS arrives.
As soon as it becomes available.
After 10 minutes of CPR.
Only if the child is breathing.
Resume CPR immediately.
Check the pulse.
Wait 30 seconds.
Give rescue breaths only.
Start rescue breaths.
Apply the AED.
Check responsiveness.
Check blood pressure.
Begin CPR and activate EMS.
Place the person in the recovery position.
Give water.
Wait for family members.
60–80 per minute.
80–90 per minute.
100–120 per minute.
140–160 per minute.
At least 5 cm but no more than 6 cm.
2 cm.
8 cm.
10 cm.
10 seconds.
5 seconds.
20 seconds.
30 seconds.
Rescue breathing.
Chest compressions only.
Defibrillation.
Abdominal thrusts.
Every 30 seconds.
After every rescue breath.
Approximately every 2 minutes.
Every 10 minutes.
