First Aid & CPR Practice · Question
Each rescue breath given to a child should:
1-second breaths with visible chest rise; avoid over-ventilation.
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Question: Each rescue breath given to a child should:
Answer options: ✅ Last about 1 second and produce visible chest rise
- Be forceful and last 3 seconds
- Inflate the chest fully like a balloon
- Be skipped
Correct answer: Last about 1 second and produce visible chest rise
Explanation: 1-second breaths with visible chest rise; avoid over-ventilation.
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