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CPR and AED Skills Test 1-Rescuer Adult CPR and AED Checklist

The document summarizes the steps and skills required to pass the 1-Rescuer Adult CPR and AED skills test according to the 2015 ACLS guidelines. It lists the 9 critical steps that must be performed correctly including: assessing responsiveness, activating emergency response, checking breathing and pulse, delivering chest compressions at the proper rate and depth, providing breaths, operating the AED properly, and continuing cycles of CPR. The instructor evaluates and signs off on whether the student passes or needs remediation for the skills test.

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CPR and AED Skills Test 1-Rescuer Adult CPR and AED Checklist

The document summarizes the steps and skills required to pass the 1-Rescuer Adult CPR and AED skills test according to the 2015 ACLS guidelines. It lists the 9 critical steps that must be performed correctly including: assessing responsiveness, activating emergency response, checking breathing and pulse, delivering chest compressions at the proper rate and depth, providing breaths, operating the AED properly, and continuing cycles of CPR. The instructor evaluates and signs off on whether the student passes or needs remediation for the skills test.

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ACLS Course―2015 Interim Tool

CPR and AED Skills Test


1-Rescuer Adult CPR and AED Checklist
Student Name: Test Date:

Skill ✓ if done
Critical Performance Steps correctly
Step
BLS Survey and Interventions
1 Checks for responsiveness: Taps and shouts, “Are you all right?”

2 Yells for help, activates the emergency response system, and sends for an AED

3 Checks breathing and pulse (breathing and pulse check can be performed simultaneously;
minimum 5 seconds, maximum 10 seconds)

4 Bares patient’s chest and locates CPR hand position


5 Delivers first cycle of compressions at correct rate: 100 to 120/min (delivers 30 chest
compressions in no less than 15 and no more than 18 seconds)

6 Gives 2 breaths (1 second each)


AED Arrives
AED Turns AED on, selects proper pads, and places pads correctly
1
AED Clears patient to analyze (must be visible and verbal check)
2
AED Clears patient to shock/presses shock button (must be visible and verbal check;
3 maximum time from AED arrival less than 45 seconds)

Student Continues CPR


7 Delivers second cycle of compressions at correct hand position (acceptable: greater
than 23 of 30 compressions)
8 Gives 2 breaths (1 second each) with visible chest rise
The next step is performed only if the manikin is equipped with a feedback device, such as a clicker or light. If there is
no feedback device, STOP THE TEST.
9 Delivers third cycle of compressions of adequate depth with complete chest recoil
(acceptable: greater than 23 compressions)

STOP TEST

Test Results Circle P or NR to Indicate Pass or Needs Remediation: P NR

Instructor signature affirms that skills Instructor Signature:


tests were done according to AHA
Guidelines. Print Instructor Name:

Save this sheet with course record. Date:

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