First aid 1 pts
During artificial respiration mouth-to-mouth in an adult:
Correct answer
- I breathe completely normally at a frequency of 6-8 breaths/min, without extreme inhalation and exhalation into the injured person.
Other options
- I inhale into the lungs of the injured person only the content of air in my mouth.
- I breathe at a frequency of at least 20 breaths/min and always try for the largest possible breath.
Explanation
Rescue Breaths: Do not over-inflate!
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