Question

(3.2.b) breathing emergencies: quiz
when performing mouth - to - stoma breathing, you may have to seal the mouth and nose shut.
true
false

Explanation:

When performing mouth - to - stoma breathing, the air should enter through the stoma. Sealing the mouth and nose of the patient shuts off alternative air - entry routes and ensures that the breaths go directly into the stoma.

Answer:

True