Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a first aid technique for individuals in cardiac arrest that involves __________. A. A defibrillator and rescue breathing B. Rescue breathing and chest compressions C. A defibrillator and chest compressions D. Chest compressions and adrenaline injections Please select the best answer from the choices provided. A B C D.

Answer:

The answer to this question is B!

Explanation:

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation literally means CPR. We know while performing CPR we use chest compressions and rescue breathing to get the blood circulating in the body, which buys us minutes to save the person's life with things such as a deliberator. Mark me brainiliest!!1

When we think of the term hygiene, we commonly think of keeping our bodies clean and groomed.
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why is it so important to maintain a healthy lifestyle ?

Which factor is an internal pressure that may lead a person to use nicotine?

cultural norms
TV commercial
celebrity behavior
stress

How does a period affect women's mood and mental health?.

Question 7 of 10
What is the first thing you should do when making an individual decision?
A. Identify the decision you need to make.
B List the consequences of each option
G. Choose the best option and try it
R List your options.

Why is effective communication particularly
important in health care? Select all that apply.
Patients will have good outcomes.
Doctors understand patients' symptoms.
Nurses are able to carry out doctors'
instructions
Errors are avoided.
O O
It saves time and money.
It puts patients at ease.
Patients get better

I have a chicken wrap that says Use by 01/28/22 and today’s the 28th, can I still eat it?

Those with good emotional health __________. A. Always have good mental health B. Express both positive and negative feelings appropriately C. Can suppress their feelings without consequence D. Never get angry.

Use the drop-down menus to select the correct answers.
Gametes are specialized
Gametes create the new genetic material for
Female gametes are called
Male gametes are called

Nirja has 24 marbles. The number of marbles Nirja has is 6 more than the number of marbles Tim has.

(05. 01 LC)Which of these characteristics would best help a student who is focused on achieving fitness goals? Politeness Creativity Love Self-control.

Which criterion is used to evaluate efficacy of interventions.

Which components should the nurse include when documenting a critical pathway? select all that apply.

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Your presentation should do the following:
1. Explain the risks of using alcohol, tobacco, or illegal drugs, including how their use affects
individuals, families, and societies (including both short-term and long-term outcomes).
ii. Discuss their personal plan to prevent substance use and predict how this will affect their short-and
long-term goals.
iii. Discuss when to get help for themselves and others, including when it is advised to contact a
trusted adult.
iv. Advocate for individuals in their school or community to live a drug-free lifestyle.
v. Present a solution to the problem of alcohol, tobacco, and drug use among young people by
suggesting healthy alternatives, including advocating ways that school and communities can
promote tobacco-free environments.
vi. Explain how these measures reduce or prevent injury and health problems.
vii. Include community resources that address alcohol, drug, and tobacco prevention and
cessation services.
viii. Identify activities in their school and community that help individuals make positive choices
regarding the use of drugs, and make a plan to participate in at least one of these activities
ix. Present the information within 3 to 5 minutes.
X. Follow additional instructions provided by your teacher regarding how to upload your presentation
for grading

You have to see a task be done by someone else before you like to try it. You might be a a. Auditory learner c. Kinesthetic learner b. Spatial learner d. Visual learner.

A. In what ways have gender roles been transformed since the last decades of the twentieth century?\.

A doctor prescribes medication for a patient that causes serious side effects for individuals with certain diseases. The doctor knows this patient very well, and prescribes the medication based on his confidence that the patient isn't likely to have any of the complicating diseases.
Does this scenario represent a legal issue, an ethical issue, both or neither?​

The heart being divided into 4 chambers and having valves to direct blood flow is an example of anatomy or physiology?

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Question 1 of 20 :
Select the best answer for the question.
1. Which statement regarding the importance of human relations is false?
O A. People feel better about themselves when practicing good human relations.
O B. In general, people accomplish less when practicing good human relations.
O C. People work better together when practicing good human relations.
O D. People accomplish more in their work and personal lives when practicing good human relations.
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An old woman( around 70 yrs old), her symptoms are coughing, thinking alot, delusions, gets angry easily, shaking hand. What are the possible illness or diseases?​

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According to socioemotional selectivity theory, what do older adults tend to do when searching for meaning in later life?.

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explain why an egg white omelet is not a great idea.

Which description best defines the nervous system and its two main branches?

a. the message center of the bodysplit into the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system

b. the message center of the bodysplit into the autonomic nervous system and the somatic nervous system

c. the control panel of the bodysplit into the central nervous system and the exterior nervous system

d. the control panel of the body, split into the brain and the spinal cord

Which of the following is not a mandatory component of food labels?

A. A statement of identity

B. The net weight of the food contained inside of the package


C. A list of ingredients in descending order by amount weight


D. All health claims and their supporting scientific statements

In addition to transporting patients from one area of the hospital to another, what else might a patient transporter do throughout a typical day?

A.
balance the financial records

B.
change linens and stock supplies

C.
plan meals for all of the patients

D.
organize hospital records

Which of the following is NOT a major source of pressure that influences teens to seek escape through drug abuse?

In the digestive system, food that has been completely processed is found
A. in the liver
B in the esophagus
C. in the large intestines
D in the small intestines

Non communicable disease are more dangerous than communicable disease. Give reason.​