Question

Hands-only CPR is better than
(1 point)
• no CPR.|
• conventional CPR.
• an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Answer 1

Hands-only CPR is better than **no CPR**. It is considered effective in maintaining blood circulation in a cardiac arrest situation compared to not performing any CPR at all. However, conventional CPR, which includes rescue breaths, can be more effective in some cases, especially for infants and children or when drowning is the cause of cardiac arrest. An automated external defibrillator (AED) is also a critical tool in cardiac emergencies but is used in conjunction with CPR.