How many reps should you do when doing CPR to a child?

Answer 1

Continue CPR until: 1: Medical help arrives 2: You cannot physically continue 3: They start breathing 4: The scene becomes unsafe 5: An AED becomes available to hook up to the victim.
1. You are physically unable to continue. Do not create a second patient by overexcerting yourself

2. The scene becomes unsafe. Again, you are of no help to the patient if something happens to you

3. A higher level of care arrives. Paramedics or other healthcare professionals take over from you. They may however ask you to continue CPR while they perform advanced maneuvers.

4. The patients pulse/breathing returns. If the patients pulse returns without breathing, continue rescue breathing. If the patient begins breathing, place the patient in the recovery position. Roll them onto their side (preferably left)

Answer 2

30 chest compressions and 2 rescue breaths

Answer 3

Do 5 cycles of CPR (which should take 2 minutes) before leaving the child to call EMS.

Answer 4

CPR for a child (and adult and infant) is 30 compressions to 2 breaths.

Answer 5

5 cycle