<prompt> High quality CPR include all exceptChest compression 200minDepth of 2 or more inchesComplete recoil after compressionAvoid excessive ventilation  <response>: High quality means providing compressions at the proper depth and rate, making sure not to lean on the chest, and keeping interruptions to an absolute minimum. The AHA CPR quality consensus statement details the components required to optimize CPR: Chest compression fraction 80 Stay on the chest and limit interruptions Compression rate of 100-120 compressionsminute Compression depth 5-6 cm Avoid leaning on the chest, which prevents full recoil Avoid excessive ventilation Aim for 8-10 breathsminute 