Cardiology & ResuscitationQuestion 24 of 100
For two-rescuer CPR on a child, the compression-to-ventilation ratio is:
a.30:2
b.5:1
c.10:2
d.15:2
Explanation
When two rescuers perform CPR on an infant or child, the ratio is 15:2. With a single rescuer, the child ratio is 30:2, the same as adults.
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