Answer:
Fasle
Explanation:
The abdominal thrust, as the name suggest, is administered to the abdomen. Specifically, it targets the diaphragm. It is a way to dislodge a foreign object stuck in someone's trachea - i.e. to stop someone from choking.
The giver stands behind the choking individual and applies firm pressure to their diaphragm with a fist, which should force the lungs to expel the object.
It is better known as the Heimlich maneuver.
GLYCOLYSIS is the step of cellular respiration that converts each of her glucose molecules into pyruvic acid.
Glycolysis is also the first step in cellular respiration. This happens inside the cytoplasm. During this process the glucose is broken down into 2 and becomes 2 pyruvic acid.
