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chandani

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When performing lay person one-rescuer CPR, you provide constant compressions for ________ before rechecking for return of spontaneous circulation.
 
  A) 1 minute
  B) 2 minutes
  C) 3 minutes
  D) 4 minutes

Question 2

Proper position of the hands during CPR is critical. Your hands must be:
 
  A) below the sternum.
  B) above the xiphoid process.
  C) below the xiphoid process.
  D) It really doesn't make a difference as long as you get a pulse.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: B





 

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