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ss2343

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In two-rescuer CPR, the First Aider at the victim's side should deliver chest 30 compressions and the First Aider at the victim's head should give:
 
  A) one breath.
  B) two breaths.
  C) three breaths.
  D) four breaths.

Question 2

In infants under one year of age, you can (if trained) determine pulselessness:
 
  A) at the brachial pulse.
  B) at the carotid pulse.
  C) at the radial pulse.
  D) at the femoral pulse.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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