Question

as 22 Describe how to properly give mouth to mouth breaths (ventilation). 23. Describe how to give rescue breaths to a child or infant 24. Where should the hands be placed for chest compressions on an adult victim? 25. Can you use an AED on a victim of a drowning who is not breathing and has no pulse? If so, what are some special steps to take? 26. List the roles for each individual in team dynamics when facing a multi-rescuer situation. 27, What are the three elements of effective team dymamics? 28. When should rescuers switch roles during two-person CPR?

Answer 1

Answer: Proper mouth to mouth breaths are:

• Open the airways by tilting the head
• Person's nose should be pinched.
• Make seal near the mouth by your mouth.
• Provide air to full the lungs.
• Slowly release the airway.

To rescue breath to a child infants as :

• Use mouth to seal over the infants mouth and nose.
• Blow air in for a second to full the chest completely.
• Starts the CPR.

The hand should be placed for chest compression on the adult as by locating the fingers to the patient's breastbonr and on the chest.

AED should not be given to the person who is wet. So the other steps may be involved such as:

• Make the person's chin up side.
• Provide 5 rescue breath
• Perform CPR.