AHA 2005 CPR Guidelines, is it reflected in NCLEX-RN?

Is NCLEX up to date with changes in the American Heart Asso's guidelines for changes in CPR? Or do their test questions in the computer just sit there in the database?

They issued changes in winter of 2005. I just want to know if those changes have been reflected in their test questions...so a test taker would know which answer to pick...

e.g. summary as follows..

The 5 major changes in the 2005 guidelines

are these:

• Emphasis on, and recommendations

to improve, delivery of effective chest

compressions

• A single compression-to-ventilation

ratio for all single rescuers for all victims

(except newborns)

• Recommendation that each rescue

breath be given over 1 second and should

produce visible chest rise

• A new recommendation that single shocks,

followed by immediate CPR, be used to

attempt defibrillation for VF cardiac arrest.

Rhythm checks should be performed every

2 minutes.

• Endorsement of the 2003 ILCOR

recommendation for use of AEDs in

children 1 to 8 years old (and older); use a

child dose-reduction system if available.

downloadable details at http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3035674

Authoritative answers only please...not opinions. thnks.