Question

question 4: if a person is coughing and clutching his or her throat, what does this tell you? a) the person is unable to breathe b) you should encourage the person to cough c) you should call ems/9 - 1 - 1 d) the person is experiencing complete choking question 5: if a person has experienced complete choking, should he or she seek medical attention after the object is dislodged? a) only if you had to use cpr to dislodge the object b) only if you used back blows to dislodge the object c) only if you used chest thrusts or abdominal thrusts to dislodge the object d) a person who has experienced complete choking should always seek medical attention

Explanation:

For Question 4, if a person is coughing and clutching their throat, it indicates they may be choking. If they can cough, they are still able to move air and should be encouraged to continue coughing to dislodge the object. For Question 5, after experiencing complete choking and the object being dislodged, there can be potential complications, so medical attention should be sought.

Answer:

Question 4: b) You should encourage the person to cough
Question 5: d) A person who has experienced complete choking should always seek medical attention