you find a victim lying on his right side. the person is breathing and has a pulse. however, he is bleeding…

you find a victim lying on his right side. the person is breathing and has a pulse. however, he is bleeding from his right leg. you should do the following except\na. give him fluids\nb. do not remove clothes unless necessary.\nc. cover him with something warm.\nd. try to keep bystanders away.\ncardiopulmonary resuscitation (cpr) is an emergency procedure performed when the heart and breathing stop:\na. true\nb. false\ncpr involves chest compressions, opening the airway, giving breaths, and defibrillation:\na. true\nb. false\nyou need to start cpr. which is correct?\na. 1 rescue breath is given after every 5 chest compressions\nb. 1 rescue breath is given after every 10 chest compressions\nc. 2 rescue breaths are given after every 15 chest compressions\nd. 2 rescue breaths are given after every 30 - chest compression\nbefore starting chest compressions, you need to check for a pulse. which pulse site should you use:\na. the radial pulse\nb. the apical pulse\nc. the carotid pulse\nd. the femoral pulse\nthe head tilt - chin lift method is used to open the airway during cardiac arrest:\na. true\nb. false\nwhat is a common cause of airway obstruction during cardiac arrest?\na. the tongue falling toward the back of the throat\nb. loose dentures\nc. poorly chewed meat

you find a victim lying on his right side. the person is breathing and has a pulse. however, he is bleeding from his right leg. you should do the following except\na. give him fluids\nb. do not remove clothes unless necessary.\nc. cover him with something warm.\nd. try to keep bystanders away.\ncardiopulmonary resuscitation (cpr) is an emergency procedure performed when the heart and breathing stop:\na. true\nb. false\ncpr involves chest compressions, opening the airway, giving breaths, and defibrillation:\na. true\nb. false\nyou need to start cpr. which is correct?\na. 1 rescue breath is given after every 5 chest compressions\nb. 1 rescue breath is given after every 10 chest compressions\nc. 2 rescue breaths are given after every 15 chest compressions\nd. 2 rescue breaths are given after every 30 - chest compression\nbefore starting chest compressions, you need to check for a pulse. which pulse site should you use:\na. the radial pulse\nb. the apical pulse\nc. the carotid pulse\nd. the femoral pulse\nthe head tilt - chin lift method is used to open the airway during cardiac arrest:\na. true\nb. false\nwhat is a common cause of airway obstruction during cardiac arrest?\na. the tongue falling toward the back of the throat\nb. loose dentures\nc. poorly chewed meat

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Brief Explanations:

  1. Lorsqu'un individu est blessé et sa respiration et son pouls sont présents, il n'est pas recommandé de lui donner des liquides car cela peut causer des problèmes si une intervention chirurgicale est requise.
  2. La réanimation cardio - pulmonaire (CPR) est une procédure d'urgence pour les cas où le cœur et la respiration ont cessé.
  3. La CPR inclut les compressions thoraciques, l'ouverture de la voie respiratoire et la ventilation, mais la défibrillation n'est pas un élément systématique de la CPR de base.
  4. Selon les recommandations actuelles, 2 souffles de secours sont donnés après chaque série de 30 compressions thoraciques.
  5. Le pouls carotidien est le site le plus recommandé pour vérifier la présence d'un pouls avant de commencer les compressions thoraciques.
  6. La méthode du renversement de la tête - relèvement du menton est utilisée pour ouvrir la voie respiratoire lors d'un arrêt cardiaque.
  7. Le retombement de la langue vers l'arrière de la gorge est une cause commune d'obstruction de la voie respiratoire lors d'un arrêt cardiaque.

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  1. a.
  2. a.
  3. b.
  4. d.
  5. c.
  6. a.
  7. a.