Pediatric CPR AED  Compressions: High-Quality Compressions: High-quality CPR on unresponsive people increases their chances of survival. Must be done at depths of at least  2 inches (5 cm)  at a rate of 100-120 beats per minute . 1.5 inches  depth for infants Allow for full chest recoil to allow the heart to sufficiently refill between compressions. High-Quality Breaths: Rescuers should observe for chest rise while giving breaths. Compression-to-Breath Ratios: VICTIM 1 RESCUE

Compressions: High-Quality Compressions: High-quality CPR on unresponsive people increases their chances of survival. Must be done at depths of at least  2 inches (5 cm)  at a rate of 100-120 beats per minute . 1.5 inches  depth for infants Allow for full chest recoil to allow the heart to sufficiently refill between compressions. High-Quality Breaths: Rescuers should observe for chest rise while giving breaths. Compression-to-Breath Ratios: VICTIM 1 RESCUER 2 RESCUERS Adult

Hello! Now that you have completed the BLS exam, it is important that you also claim your certification of completion. Please visit: https://elearning.heart.org/mycourse and scroll down until you see the BLS Online Exam a. ) Click on your completed BLS course. Click "View Course" b.)  You  will see the "Survey" option. Please click the survey and complete it. Complete the survey to get your certificate. c.) Upon completing the survey, the certificate should be available for

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C-A-B Sequence (All Ages) C – Compressions Rate:  100–120/min Depth: Adults: At least 2 inches (5 cm) Children: ~2 inches (5 cm) Infants:...