CPR & AED

6. What the A in ABC stands for.
7. After each chest compression the chest should fully _____.
9. This organ loses function during cardiac arrest.
10. You want to make sure not to place your hands over this part of the sternum.
13. It is important to start ______ as soon as possible
14. AED stands for automated external _____.
16. After a shock is delivered from the AED you should check for _____.
17. Always check the _____ to make sure it is safe to approach an accident victim.
18. CPR stands for cardiopulmonary _____.
22. In the encircling technique you can use your two _____ to deliver CPR to an infant.
23. This is the minimum bpm for chest compression rate.
24. Defibrillation is important to restore regular cardiac _____.
25. The minimum depth (in inches) for compressions on an adult.
26. This is the amount of fingers you should use when giving an infant CPR.

1. CPR should be performed if the victim has no _____.
2. The Good _____ Law protects who voluntarily give care.
3. What the B in ABC stands for.
4. What you should say to ensure rescuers safety when delivering a shock from the AED.
5. The _____ effect is the idea that someone else will help someone in need.
8. This is the artery you should feel for a pulse on an adult.
11. Interruptions to CPR should take no more than _____ seconds.
12. This is the artery you should feel for a pulse on an infant.
13. If the _____ rises you know rescue breaths are being effective
15. Chest compressions and rescue breaths for an adult should be performed at a ratio of ___:2.
19. This is something you should do to check for responsiveness.
20. What the C in ABC stands for.
21. The AED should be used _____ when it arrives to the scene.