I see no photos, but the steps are…
1. Check that you are in a safe area, if not you must move the child.
2. check for responsiveness
3. Check pulse and breathing for 5-10 seconds (NO MORE THAN 10)
4. initiate emergency response- call 911 and get the AED
5. Begin chest compressions at a 100-120 BPM rate.
6. Maintain a balance of 30 chest compressions to 2 breath ratio
7. After 3 sets of 30 compressions and 6 breaths use the AED.
Since she is young child, 8 or younger, one pad goes to the middle of the chest and the other goes on the same area, but on her back.
8. Inform EMS of what you have done so far.
Sorry if it’s not what you are looking for, but i did my best without the photo
Yes, another ambulance will need to be dispatched to the other scene because the ambulance cannot leave the scene of the accident until it is finished (treating the person who called).
Answer:
10
Explanation:
im just tryna be nice there is no pic attached
Answer: vitamin K
Explanation:
Vitamin D, B6 and vitamin A are having similar absorption in the human body and also they are similary transported in the body.
At the other side, vitamin K is absorbed by enterocytes of the small inestine. When it comes to this vitamin, there are dietary fats that are enhancing absorption of this vitamin.
Some bacteria can synthesize vitamin K2, but not vitamin K1.
