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Infant CPR Checklist PDF

This document contains a skills checklist for infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) used by Angeles University Foundation College of Nursing. The checklist evaluates students on critical performance criteria for both one-rescuer and two-rescuer infant CPR. It assesses skills such as assessment, activation of emergency response, chest compressions, ventilation, rescuer switches, and remediation if needed. Students must demonstrate competency in high-quality CPR techniques including correct hand placement, adequate rate and depth of compressions, complete chest recoil, and minimizing interruptions during cycles of compressions and ventilations.

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Infant CPR Checklist PDF

This document contains a skills checklist for infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) used by Angeles University Foundation College of Nursing. The checklist evaluates students on critical performance criteria for both one-rescuer and two-rescuer infant CPR. It assesses skills such as assessment, activation of emergency response, chest compressions, ventilation, rescuer switches, and remediation if needed. Students must demonstrate competency in high-quality CPR techniques including correct hand placement, adequate rate and depth of compressions, complete chest recoil, and minimizing interruptions during cycles of compressions and ventilations.

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ANGELES UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

College of Nursing
Angeles City

SKILLS CHECKLIST FOR


INFANT CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION

Name and Signature of Student:_______________________________________

One Rescuer Infant BLS Skills Evaluation


Skill Critical Performance Criteria Competent Not
Step Competent
1 ASSESSMENT: Checks for response and for no
breathing or only gasping (at least 5 seconds but no
more than 10 seconds)
2 Sends someone to ACTIVATE emergency response
system.
3 Checks for PULSE. (No more than 10 seconds)
4 GIVES HIGH QUALITY CPR:
• Correct compression FINGER PLACEMENT
• ADEQUATE RATE: At least 100/min. (i.e.
Delivers each set of 30 compressions in 18
seconds or less)
• ADEQUATE DEPTH: Delivers compressions at
least 1/3 the depth of the chest. (approx. 4cm
or 1.5 inches)
• ALLOWS COMPLETE CHEST RECOIL
• MINIMIZES INTERRUPTION: Gives 2 breaths
with pocket mask in less than 10 seconds
Two Rescuer CPR and SWITCH
th
5 During 5 set of compressions: Second rescuer arrives
with bag mask device. RESCUERS SWITCH ROLES.
6 Both rescuers RESUME HIGH QUALITY CPR
• SECOND RESCUER gives 15 compressions in
9 seconds or less by using 2 thumb encircling
hands technique (for 2 cycles)
• FIRST RESCUER successfully delivers 2
breaths with bag mask (for 2 cycles)
AFTER 2 CYCLES, PROMPT RESCUERS TO SWITCH ROLES
7 Both rescuers RESUME HIGH QUALITY CPR
• FIRST RESCUER gives 15 compressions in 9
seconds or less by using 2 thumb encircling
hands technique (for 2 cycles)
• SECOND RESCUER successfully delivers 2
breaths with bag mask (for 2 cycles)

Remediation (if needed):

Instructor’s Signature:__________________ Instructor’s Signature:__________________


Instructor’s Name:_____________________ Instructor’s Name:_____________________
Date:_____________ Date:_____________

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