Question

question 1
1 pts
what should you do if the person having a
heart attack becomes unresponsive?
o administer medication immediately
o place them in a comfortable position and
wait
o perform cpr and use an aed if available
o leave them alone to rest

question 2
1 pts
when is aspirin most effective during a heart
attack?
o after emergency responders arrive
o 1 hour after symptoms subside
o when given as soon as possible after
symptoms begin
o only if prescribed by a doctor beforehand

Explanation:

For the first question, when a person having a heart attack becomes unresponsive, performing CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) if available is the correct action. Administering medication immediately without proper training (first option) is risky. Placing them in a comfortable position and waiting (second option) or leaving them alone to rest (fourth option) can be fatal as the person may need immediate life - saving intervention.

For the second question, aspirin is most effective when given as soon as possible after symptoms begin. After emergency responders arrive (first option) may delay its beneficial effects. Waiting 1 hour after symptoms subside (second option) is incorrect as the heart may be under stress during the attack. While it's good to have a doctor's advice, in an emergency (beforehand prescription - fourth option), immediate administration (if no contraindications) as per guidelines (when symptoms start) is key.

Answer:

Question 1: Perform CPR and use an AED if available.
Question 2: When given as soon as possible after symptoms begin.