Question

question 20
you are performing cpr on a 65 - year - old male who collapsed at a public gathering. in order to maintain an adequate rate of compressions, you should:
count out loud at a steady pace.
sing a song to yourself with a fast beat.
focus your efforts on the rate of compressions.
change positions frequently.

Explanation:

When performing CPR, counting out loud at a steady pace helps the rescuer maintain the correct compression rate (100 - 120 compressions per minute). Singing a song with a fast beat may not provide a consistent and accurate rate. Focusing only on the rate without a method like counting may lead to inaccuracies. Changing positions frequently can disrupt the rhythm and effectiveness of compressions.

Answer:

count out loud at a steady pace.