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Ventilation rate/frequency for an adult patient with a pulse
Rate of Ventilation:
10-12 ventilations per minute
Frequency of Ventilation:
One ventilation every 5-6 seconds
Ventilation rate/frequency for a child patient with a pulse
Rate of Ventilation:
12-20 ventilations per minute
Frequency of Ventilation:
One ventilation every 3-5 seconds
Ventilation rate/frequency for an infant patient with a pulse
Rate of Ventilation:
12-20 ventilations per minute
Frequency of Ventilation:
One ventilation every 3-5 seconds
Ventilation rate/frequency for a newborn patient with a pulse
Rate of Ventilation:
40-60 ventilations per minute
Frequency of Ventilation:
One ventilation every 1-1.5 seconds
1 person/2 person Compression/Ventilation ratio for an adult patient without a pulse
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (one-person CPR):
30 compressions to 2 ventilations
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (two-person CPR):
30 compressions to 2 ventilations
1 person/2 person Compression/Ventilation ratio for a child patient without a pulse
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (one-person CPR):
30 compressions to 2 ventilations
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (two-person CPR):
15 compressions to 2 ventilations
1 person/2 person Compression/Ventilation ratio for an infant patient without a pulse
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (one-person CPR):
30 compressions to 2 ventilations
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (two-person CPR):
15 compressions to 2 ventilations
1 person/2 person Compression/Ventilation ratio for a newborn patient without a pulse
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (one-person CPR):
3 compressions to 1 ventilations
Ratio of Compression to Ventilation (two-person CPR):
3 compressions to 1 ventilations
Ventilation rate/frequency for an adult patient without a pulse and with an advanced airway in place
Rate of Ventilation:
8-10 per minute
(100 compressions/min; no pause for ventilations)
Frequency of Ventilation:
One ventilation every 6-7.5 seconds
Ventilation rate/frequency for a child patient without a pulse and with an advanced airway in place
Rate of Ventilation:
8-10 per minute
(100 compressions/min; no pause for ventilations)
Frequency of Ventilation:
One ventilation every 6-7.5 seconds
Ventilation rate for an infant patient without a pulse and with an advanced airway in place
Rate of Ventilation:
8-10 ventilations per minute
(100 compressions/min; no pause for ventilation)
Frequency of Ventilation:
one ventilation every 6-7.5 seconds
Ventilation rate for a newborn patient without a pulse and with an advanced airway in place
Rate of Ventilation:
30 per minute
Frequency of Ventilation:
one ventilation after every third compression