First aid 1 pts
After starting resuscitation, the most important thing is:
Correct answer
- Not to interrupt resuscitation until the arrival of EMS, restoration of breathing, or own exhaustion.
Other options
- To resuscitate in the exactly given ratio of 30:2.
- To regularly check the pulse and breath of the injured person.
Explanation
Continuous flow: CPR works by building up pressure in the circulatory system.
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