Question

1. what does cpr stand for?

a. care, protect, rescue
b. cardio pulmonary rescue
c. cardiopulmonary resuscitation
d. cardiac pulse response

1. what is the goal of chest thrusts for infants?

a. relieve choking
b. restart heart
c. provide oxygen
d. stop crying

1. what should you do if you feel unsafe?

a. help anyway
b. ensure scene safety first
c. ignore victim
d. leave permanently

1. why is practice important for cpr skills?

a. confidence
b. muscle memory
c. speed
d. all of the above

1. who can perform hands-only cpr?

a. medical professionals only
b. trained adults only
c. anyone willing to help
d. paramedics

Explanation:

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CPR is a well - known medical term. The correct expansion is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Option A has incorrect terms, Option B has an incorrect second term (should be Resuscitation not Rescue), and Option D has incorrect terms.

Chest thrusts for infants are used to relieve choking. Restarting the heart is more related to defibrillation or advanced cardiac life support, providing oxygen is not the main goal of chest thrusts for choking infants, and stopping crying is not a medical goal of chest thrusts.

If you feel unsafe, the first thing to do is ensure scene safety. Helping anyway without ensuring safety is dangerous, ignoring the victim is unethical and against first - aid principles, and leaving permanently is not the right approach as you can try to ensure safety and then help.

Answer:

C. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

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