Asked by violet
George’s boss experienced cardiac arrest, which caused him to collapse and lose consciousness. He stopped breathing and his skin started to turn blue. George called 911.
What should George do next to best assist his boss?
He should use an AED only.
He should perform CPR only.
He should wait for someone to get him an AED, and then perform CPR.
He should perform CPR first until someone brings him an AED.
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He should perform CPR first until someone brings him an AED.
Why: After calling 911, start high-quality chest compressions immediately (100–120/min, ~2–2.4 in/5–6 cm deep, allow full recoil). If trained and willing, give rescue breaths in a 30:2 ratio; otherwise do hands‑only compressions. Continue CPR until an AED is available — when it arrives, turn it on, attach pads, follow prompts (stop briefly for rhythm analysis/shock), then resume CPR. Continue until EMS takes over or the person shows signs of life.
Why: After calling 911, start high-quality chest compressions immediately (100–120/min, ~2–2.4 in/5–6 cm deep, allow full recoil). If trained and willing, give rescue breaths in a 30:2 ratio; otherwise do hands‑only compressions. Continue CPR until an AED is available — when it arrives, turn it on, attach pads, follow prompts (stop briefly for rhythm analysis/shock), then resume CPR. Continue until EMS takes over or the person shows signs of life.
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