Answer:
1) circulatory and respiratory
2) endocrine
3) circulatory
4) circulatory and nerves
Explanation:
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Endurance is the answer i think you're looking for.
The cranial bones are bones that surround and protect our brain. In infants, the cranium is composed of different separate cranial bones.
- The bone that exists as five separate bones when you are an infant is the CRANIUM.
- The major bones (bony plates) that form the cranium of an infant (newborn) are 2 frontal bones, 2 parietal bones and one (1) occipital bone.
- Subsequently, bony plates are joined to each other by a fibrous joint called a suture.
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First step- Always check the surrounding for safety
Second step- approach the person and see if he or she is Conscious
Third step- begin CPR 30 presses for 3 Cycles
Fourth step- have your partner set up the AED while you keep CPR going
Fifth step- once your partner hears a loud sing he will yell clear and you stop compressions and stand clear from the person, once he pressed the button for the shock and shock goes through Immediately
Begin chest compressions again
