Which team role provides feedback on compressions and breaths?

Which team role provides feedback on compressions and breaths?

• A. CPR Coach
• B. Team Leader
• C. Compressor
• D. Airway Specialist

Answer: (A)

Providing real-time feedback on CPR quality is the job of the CPR Coach. This role watches how well chest compressions and ventilations are being performed and guides the team to improve technique as the resuscitation unfolds. The CPR Coach can cue the compressor to maintain an appropriate rate and depth, ensure full chest recoil, minimize pauses, and direct when breaths should be given. Their feedback helps keep perfusion steady, which is crucial for patient outcomes. The Team Leader oversees overall coordination, the Compressor delivers the chest compressions, and the Airway Specialist manages airway and ventilation, but the coach is the one actively providing feedback to keep the CPR of consistent quality.

Providing real-time feedback on CPR quality is the job of the CPR Coach. This role watches how well chest compressions and ventilations are being performed and guides the team to improve technique as the resuscitation unfolds. The CPR Coach can cue the compressor to maintain an appropriate rate and depth, ensure full chest recoil, minimize pauses, and direct when breaths should be given. Their feedback helps keep perfusion steady, which is crucial for patient outcomes. The Team Leader oversees overall coordination, the Compressor delivers the chest compressions, and the Airway Specialist manages airway and ventilation, but the coach is the one actively providing feedback to keep the CPR of consistent quality.