Question

you are walking down the street when a young boy collapses in front of you. you come to his aid and discover that he shows no signs of life including no pulse. after having a bystander call 9 - 1 - 1 or the local emergency number, you begin cpr. after about 3 minutes, the child shows obvious signs of life. what should you do? stop cpr and if the child is breathing normally place in a recovery position. continue cpr. continue rescue breathing only. stop cpr and put the child in the recovery position.

Explanation:

Once a person shows obvious signs of life and is breathing normally during CPR, it is appropriate to stop CPR and place them in the recovery position to help maintain an open airway and prevent choking.

Answer:

Stop CPR and if the child is breathing normally place in a recovery position.