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Emergency Response Procedures Flashcards

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  1. What is the recommended chest compression rate for adult CPR?

    Answer: 100 to 120 compressions per minute

    Current CPR guidelines call for 100 to 120 compressions per minute for adults.

  2. What compression-to-breath ratio is used by a single rescuer performing adult CPR?

    Answer: 30 compressions to 2 breaths

    Single-rescuer adult CPR uses a 30:2 ratio.

  3. When an AED arrives at an unresponsive, non-breathing Soldier, what should graders do first?

    Answer: Turn on the AED and follow its prompts

    An AED should be turned on and used as soon as it is available, following its voice prompts.

  4. Before the AED delivers a shock, what must the operator ensure?

    Answer: No one is touching the casualty

    Everyone must be clear of the casualty to avoid being shocked and to allow accurate rhythm analysis.

  5. A Soldier with known asthma becomes wheezy and short of breath during the 2-Mile Run. What is the best initial action?

    Answer: Stop the Soldier, have them sit upright, and help them use their prescribed inhaler

    Stopping exertion, sitting upright, and using prescribed rescue medication is the first response to an asthma attack.

  6. What should graders do if lightning is observed near the ACFT site?

    Answer: Suspend testing and move Soldiers to a safe shelter

    Lightning is a serious hazard, and testing should stop with personnel moved to safe shelter.

  7. Which piece of information is typically included when calling for a medical evacuation from a test site?

    Answer: Location, number of casualties, and their condition

    Evacuation requests focus on location, patient count, and condition so responders can prepare.

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