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CPR ADULT/CHILD/INFANT CPR ADULT/CHILD/INFANT Students will assess a victim in need of Basic Life Support (CPR and Rescue Breathing), and then perform the proper intervention. Rubric Code: FXA3884 By Blaskoc Draft Public Rubric Subject: Medical Type: Handout Grade Levels: 9-12

CPR Assessment
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3.5 pts	Good 5 pts
Check scene for safety	Poor Student does not check the scene for safety.	Fair Has to be prompted to check the scene for safety.	Good Checks scene for safety successfully.
Check responsiveness and breathing	Poor Student doesn't check for responsiveness and breathing (doesn't tap and shout; doesn't look, listen, and feel).	Fair Needs prompting to check for responsiveness OR breathing, or does so incorrectly.	Good Checks for responsiveness AND breathing without prompting, and does so correctly.
Check pulse	Poor Student forgets to check for a pulse,	Fair Needs prompting to check the pulse. Checks for less than 10 seconds, or checks incorrectly.	Good Correctly checks the pulse on the patients carotid artery.
Professional Care	Poor Student forgets to have someone call 911.	Fair Needs prompting to call 911.	Good Student correctly instructs another individual to call 911 with instructions.
Chest compressions	Poor Student forgets to do 30 compressions.	Fair Needs prompting to do 30 compressions, or performs incorrectly. Needs prompting in hand positioning/ body positioning.	Good Successfully performs 30 compressions at 100/min, compressing the chest 2 inches, before giving breaths. Correct technique with hands/body.
Breathing	Poor Student forgets to do 2 breaths.	Fair Needs prompting to do 2 breaths, fails to open the airway first, or performs incorrectly.	Good Successfully performs 2 breaths, lasting 2 seconds each, allowing the chest to rise and fall with each breath.
Rescue breathing	Poor Student is unable to perform rescue breathing. Forgets to tilt the head/ pinch the nose.	Fair Breathing is done incorrectly (too fast, too slow, too much air, not enough air). Needs prompting .	Good Successfully performs rescue breaths, 1 every 5-6 seconds, for 1 second each. Demonstrates the correct Head tilt-Chin Lift Maneuver
Choking First-Aid	Poor Student is unsuccessful in showing the correct hand positioning for the Choking Rescue.	Fair	Good Successfully demonstrates the correct hand positioning for the Choking Rescue.