Question

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when giving breaths during high - quality cpr, each breath should last about 1 second and make what happen?
the chest begin to rise
the chest fully rise
the chest stay flat
the chest compress

Explanation:

During high - quality CPR, when giving breaths, each breath should last about 1 second. The goal is to make the chest begin to rise. If the chest fully rises, it may indicate excessive volume which can lead to gastric inflation. If the chest stays flat, it means the breath is ineffective. Chest compression is a different part of CPR (not related to the effect of the breath).

Answer:

The chest begin to rise