Cardiology & ResuscitationQuestion 32 of 100
What is the compression rate for infant and child CPR?
a.60 to 80 per minute
b.80 to 100 per minute
c.140 to 160 per minute
d.100 to 120 per minute
Explanation
The compression rate for infants and children is the same as for adults, 100 to 120 per minute. Consistent rate and depth are key to effective CPR at all ages.
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