Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
A set of quick flash cards to help you remember the key points of CPR
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Topics of this game:
- What does CPR stand for?
- How deep should chest compressions be?
- How many beats per minute should be provided?
- How deep should compressions be in a neonate?
- Any type of abnormal heart rhythm
- How long before brain cells deteriorate after cardiac arrest?
- Signs of cardiac arrest
- What does ABC‘ a stand for in CPR
- What order was the ABC process switched to?
- Why had “look listen and feel” been eliminated ?
- Don’t shake the victim instead…?
- Ratio of chest compressions is?
- How quickly should a rescue breath be given and what should it provide?
- How long should you continue the process of CPR?
- When treating a trauma patient what is not done if a c spine injury is suspected?
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