Question

1. choose the best answer.

why is it important to call on a person by name to assign the responsibility of calling 911?
the person may not know you are talking to them.
if you do not assign a particular person, everyone may assume someone else will do it.
the person may not be paying attention.
the person may not know how to contact emergency services.

1. choose the best answer.

an unconscious choking victim may require ___ to begin breathing again.
two minutes
a sharp clap on the back
directions to lie down
cpr

Explanation:

Question 7

To determine the best answer, we analyze each option. The key concept here is the "bystander effect" or diffusion of responsibility. When no specific person is assigned, people tend to think others will take action. Option A and C relate to individual awareness, not the core reason for naming someone. Option D is about knowledge, not the need for assignment. So the correct reason is that without assigning, everyone assumes someone else will do it.

For an unconscious choking victim, CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is used to restore breathing and circulation. "Two minutes" is a time, not a direct action. A sharp clap on the back is for conscious choking. Lying down isn't the key action to restore breathing. So CPR is the correct choice.

Answer:

B. If you do not assign a particular person, everyone may assume someone else will do it.

Question 8