Question

1. what should you do between compressions?

a. lift hands off chest
b. allow full chest recoil
c. pause for breaths
d. shake victim

1. what should you do if the victim wakes up?

a. resume cpr
b. stop cpr
c. give water
d. walk them around

1. what is the purpose of calling 911 early?

a. legal reasons
b. faster emergency response
c. documentation
d. instructions only

1. what should you do if you are unsure whether someone is choking?

a. ignore them
b. ask \are you choking?\
c. perform heimlich
d. call 911 immediately

1. what indicates cpr is working?

a. victim speaks
b. chest rises
c. blood circulates
d. aed arrives

1. how should compressions feel?

a. gentle
b. slow
c. hard and fast
d. light

1. when should cpr stop?

a. you are tired
b. help arrives or aed is available
c. after 5 minutes
d. victim moves slightly

Explanation:

Question 31

In CPR, between compressions, allowing full chest recoil is crucial as it helps blood refill the heart. Lifting hands off (A) isn't the key action; pausing for breaths (C) is incorrect, and shaking the victim (D) is inappropriate.

If the victim wakes up, it means their circulation and breathing are likely restored, so CPR should be stopped. Resuming CPR (A) is wrong, giving water (C) and walking them around (D) are unsafe or unnecessary.

Calling 911 early is to get a faster emergency response to save the victim. Legal reasons (A), documentation (C), or just instructions (D) aren't the main purposes.

Answer:

B. Allow full chest recoil

Question 32