Hands-Only Cpr Study Guide Graded A+

Bystanders who witness the sudden collapse of a teen or an adult should immediately call 911 and start what we call hands- only CPR. This involves providing high-qualit chest compressions by pushing hard an fast in the center of the victims chest, without stopping, until emergency medical services (EMS) responders arrive, or an AED is ready to use {Ans: ...}Hands-Only CPR is only appropriate for use on a victim of what age? {Ans: 8 and older}How do you know if your hands are in the right place when giving when giving compressions? {Ans: Place one hand on top of the other in the center of the chest}Name three basic steps to follow when you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse: {Ans: See if they are ok, call 911, start doing CPR as soon as possible (do not stop until professional help is there or an AED is ready to be used)}How should a rescuer check for a response in a victim? {Ans: Get directly over the victim ask them they are ok if not start CPR}Describe where to place your hands when giving Hands-Only CPR: {Ans: In the center of the victims chest}