The National Healthcare Standards therapeutic services standards specify the knowledge and skills required of workers in health care careers involved in creating a picture of a patient's health status at a single point in time

The rapid exam of a patient is usually performed:

A) as soon as your general impression of the patient suggests that he or she is critically injured. B) immediately after determining that the patient has experienced a significant mechanism of injury. C) after all life-threatening conditions have been identified and addressed in the primary assessment. D) following at least one complete set of vital signs, including assessment of the pupils and blood glucose.

You are performing rescue breathing with a bag-mask device for an apneic child. How often should you provide rescue breaths?

(A) Once every 3 seconds (B) Once every 6 seconds (C) One every 9 seconds (D) Twice every 6 seconds