Question

(4.1.g) midterm
an infant who is in cardiac arrest will have—
no signs of life and no pulse.
no signs of life but might still be breathing.
a weak pulse and shallow breathing.
all of the above

Explanation:

Cardiac arrest means the heart has stopped pumping effectively. When an infant is in cardiac arrest, there are no signs of life (such as no movement, no response) and no pulse (since the heart isn't circulating blood properly). If there was still breathing or a pulse (even weak), it wouldn't be a true cardiac - arrest situation.

Answer:

No signs of life and no pulse.