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If a child younger than puberty, approximately 10-12 years old, is unconscious, and no one witnessed that person’s collapse, guidelines call for performing two minutes of cpr before you call 911 and use an aed. True or false?.

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False

Call 911 first and then perform Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

How do you perform CPR on an infant up until puberty?

  • 30 rapid chest compressions should be given to your child with the heel of one or two hands placed over the bottom third of their breastbone (push fast).
  • Make sure to apply enough pressure to cause their chest to descend by roughly 5 cm (2 inches) (push hard).
  • Make a loud count.
  • About 100–120 compressions per minute should be delivered.

At what age can a youngster receive AED treatment?

  • Most people are aware that a youngster, or someone between the ages of one and eight in First Aid parlance, can operate an AED.
  • Pediatric/child pads are recommended because they lower the energy to about 50–75 joules.

What is a child's CPR ratio?

  • The youngster or infant will receive 15 compressions to every 2 breaths from a two-person CPR team.

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