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Tirant22

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A person shows signs of movement after CPR was started. The person is breathing. What should you do?
 
  a. Continue CPR until medical help arrives.
  b. Continue rescue breathing.
  c. Position the person in the recovery posi-tion.
  d. Measure the person's blood pressure.

Question 2

Which is the proper position for CPR?
 
  a. You straddle the person's thighs so that you face the person.
  b. You stand behind the person.
  c. You are positioned at the person's side. Your arms are straight and your shoulders are directly over your hands. Your hands are on the sternum.
  d. You kneel behind the person's head.



patma1981

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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