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1 What standard precautions can you take to protect yourself from disease transmission?

2 When, only, may you have to move an injured person?

3 What should you do if you determine a person may be in shock?

4 Check for signs of life, for no more than _______________.

5 About how many cycles of CPR should you perform for an adult in 2 minutes?

6 What should you do if a person does not give consent?

7 What does CPR stand for?

8 When you deliver the first rescue breath, what should you do if the breath does not go in?

9 What type of signals may help you notice an emergency?

10 The steps to follow in an emergency are –

11 You should continue CPR until –

12 The cycle of compressions to breaths in CPR are _________.

13 In an adult how many compressions should you deliver in 1 minute?

14 How deep should the chest compressions be for an adult?