Question 6 of 16When giving chest compressions to a child, what is the correct compression depth to…

➤ Can compressing too hard harm a child during CPR?
Excessive force can cause rib or sternal fractures, but withholding adequate depth risks inadequate circulation. Aim for one-third chest depth (about 2 inches) with correct hand placement. Effective compressions are essential; suspected injuries are acceptable when responding to cardiac arrest to maximize chances of survival.