An infant has stopped breathing; what position should you place the infants head in order to check and clear the airway?

While administering rescue breaths on an infant, which statements are correct?Select 3 correct answers.   Use a half head tilt and chin lift to open the airway A maximum head tilt should not be used as the trachea is soft and pliable and may be distorted The lower jaw should be supported at the point of the chin, while keeping the mouth open The head should be kept neutral to open the airway

How do you Position the patient and clear the airway, who is suspected to be poisonedQuestion 3Answera.Place the patient in a head-above, right-sided position that allows the tongue to fall forward and secretions or vomitus to drain out of the mouth.b.Place the patient in a head-down, left-sided position that allows the tongue to fall forward and secretions or vomitus to drain out of the mouth.c.A+ed.force the flaccid tongue downward to maximize the airway opening.e.Place the patient in a head-down, right-sided position that allows the tongue to fall forward and secretions or vomitus to drain out of the mouth.f.force the flaccid tongue forward to maximize the airway opening.g.A +d

An infant with a severe airway obstruction should be treated by:Select 2 correct answers.   Administering abdominal thrusts Comforting the infant while screaming out for help Placing the infant in a head-downwards position before delivering up to 5 back blows Flipping infant onto its back. If back blows fail to clear the obstruction, deliver up to 5 chest thrusts

What care should you give a responsive adult/child who is choking?Question 17Answera.Give 2 slow rescue breathsb.Give back blows and ab thrustsc.Do a foreign object check/ removald.Lower the person to the floor and open airway

Mark all that apply:When using a pocket mask for rescue breaths, follow the manufacturers recommendations:Group of answer choicesSeal the mask using one hand, while the other hand keeps the airway open to a neutral positionUse the appropriate mask size for an adequate sealIf using any size pocket mask, be sure the narrow end always fits over the infant's noseThe rescuer's mouth should cover the infant's nose and mouth when giving rescue breathsWhen using a large size mask, rotate the mask so the narrow end fits over the infant's chin