What is the procedure called that opens up the victim's airway before rescue breathing.

Answer: Open the airway using the head-tilt, chin-lift maneuver. Pinch the nostrils shut for mouth-to-mouth breathing and cover the person's mouth with yours, making a seal. Give the first rescue breath, lasting one second, and watch to see if the chest rises.

Explanation:

the structure at the superior region of the vagina ____________?

Candice cuts her leg during a hike. Even though she doesn't have any
bandages, her cut eventually stops bleeding on its own. How does this
process that returns the body to homeostasis work?
A. The negative feedback mechanism, called clotting, causes the
patient's blood volume to decrease in order to stop the bleeding.
B. The positive feedback mechanism, called clotting, causes the
patient's blood volume to decrease in order to stop the bleeding.
C. The positive feedback mechanism, called clotting, causes the
body to produce platelets that gather at the site of the cut to stop
the bleeding.
D. The negative feedback mechanism, called clotting, causes the
body to produce platelets that gather at the site of the cut to stop
the bleeding.

Question # 6
What is the purpose of the pleura that surrounds the lungs?
To exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide
To protect against friction during breathing
To create negative pressure in the thoracic cavity
To maintain the temperature within the lungs

A database in which all components are on servers and access to the database is done via a browser is called a

database.

carlos is a nursing assistant who wants to move up the (blank). He is very interested in becoming a registered nurse both a nursing assistant and a registered nurse work in the (blank) and interact directly with patients

Dylan is in a car accident and hits his head on the steering wheel. What is one
structural change that can occur due to traumatic brain injury?
A. Dylan's brain may fracture.
B. Dylan may lose consciousness.
C. Dylan's brain
may swell.
D. The amount of cerebral spinal fluid in Dylan's skull may increase

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Why is the work of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross important?
a. Her work began to explain life-expectancy variations based on race and sex.
b. Her work showed how patients with incurable illnesses react emotionally.
c. Her work helped define the criteria used to establish clinical death.
d. Her work opened up a brand-new area of psychological research.

Why does nicotine make it difficult for a smoker to quit using cigarettes? O A. It helps with weight loss for many people, O B. It makes people sleep long hours. O C. Many people experience intense headaches. O D. The cost of nicotine is very affordable for teens.​

add six bytes, 20H, 35H, 45H, 15H, 25H, 10H and save the result in one byte SUM.​

distinguish between the characteristics of summer and winter​

What are the main values of Chinese martial arts?​

the metal used in making filaments of present day bulb is​

What would happen if you ate a really high-protein meal? (almost no other nutrients). Include information about what happens to the food at each point of digestion, as well as the hormones and enzymes involved. Also, don’t forget to include the final absorption of the nutrients as well as removal of waste.

Why do we need to have balanced diet

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True or false. Lymph is pumped by the heart.

a musical group sells hats at there concerts afther one concert they sold 120 out of 200 hats wat percent of the total hats did they sell

The heart is———
to the lungs
*lateral
*posterior
*proximal
*distal
*medial

Which of the following is not true about the lymphatic system?
it brings nutrients to the tissue
it drains white blood cells away from tissue
it builds muscle cells
it fights infection

What are the correct body positions for bumping a volleyball?
Choose all correct statements

Legs should be straight

Thumbs should face away from you

Make contact with the ball using your forearms

Fingers should be clasped together

Legs should be bent and wide

Describe the duties of a Rsychiatrist.

One (1) liter of a solution contains 5 grams of a drug. How many milligrams would be
present in 750 milliliters of that solution?

Why should a person warm up before physical activity?
Do implying immune function
To reduce injury
To increase response time
To stabilize their emotion state

State whether true or false we can find all the cities included in a document using find and replace feature of writer​

Senior discusses how the role of mothers has changed in recent generations

In general, how long does it take to accomplish a long-term goal?
A.a few days to a week
В.a few weeks to a month
C.a few months to a year
D.more than a year

1. For each definition below, choose the key term
that best matches the definition.
a. the act of drinking five or more drinks in one
sitting
b. a disease that replaces healthy liver tissue with
scar tissue

c. helping an addict avoid the negative conse-
quences of his or her behavior

d. the set of physical and mental defects that
affect a fetus that has been exposed to alcohol

because of the mother’s consumption of alco-
hol during pregnancy

e. the drug in wine, beer, and liquor that causes
intoxication
f. a person who agrees not to drink in order to
drive themselves and others safely
2. Explain the relationship between the following
key terms.
a. alcohol abuse and alcoholism
b. intoxication and blood alcohol concentration
c. codependency and enabling

What are the basic job duties of emergency medical services careers?

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