Question
Which of the following identifies the proper sequence for performing hands-only CPR?
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Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after 6 minutes.
Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after 6 minutes.
Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Check the scene; Stop after 6 minutes.
Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Check the scene; Stop after 6 minutes.
Start CPR; Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
Start CPR; Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
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The correct sequence for performing hands-only CPR is:
Check the scene; Call 9-1-1; Start CPR; Stop after the paramedics arrive.
This sequence ensures that the rescuer first assesses the safety of the scene, then calls for emergency assistance before beginning CPR, and continues until professional help arrives.
