The Calls Eving the ARD to the space prouded travel the greatting that follows You and your partner respond to a call regardling an unconscious make about 50 years of age in an office building. When you arrive in the scene, the patient's secretary hurries you into an office. There you see a men bying on the floor next is a desk. "I heard Mr. Jones yell in publis," explainer the secretary. "I rushed into his office, but Be was already possed out on the floor."You conduct an excentient of the patient and determine this he is unresponsive.becauseitten, and pollutions. The Paramelles are in route. 1. What should you and your partner do fini? 2. What should you do next? 3. After delivering the first shock, what should you do?

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The Calls Eving the ARD to the space prouded travel the greatting that follows You and your partner respond to a call regardling an unconscious make about 50 years of age in an office building. When you arrive in the scene, the patient's secretary hurries you into an office. There you see a men bying on the floor next is a desk. "I heard Mr. Jones yell in publis," explainer the secretary. "I rushed into his office, but Be was already possed out on the floor."You conduct an excentient of the patient and determine this he is unresponsive.becauseitten, and pollutions. The Paramelles are in route. 1. What should you and your partner do fini? 2. What should you do next? 3. After delivering the first shock, what should you do?

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1. You and your partner should immediately begin CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) on the patient. This involves performing chest compressions and rescue breaths to help circulate oxygenated blood to the patient's vital organs.2. After initiating CPR, you should continue performing chest compressions at a rate of 100-120 compressions per minute and a depth of 2 inches (5 cm) for adults. After every 30 compressions, you should give 2 rescue breaths. Continue this cycle until the patient starts to show signs of life or until the paramedics arrive.3. After delivering the first shock with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), you should immediately resume CPR. Continue performing chest compressions and rescue breaths as mentioned in step 2. The AED will prompt you when it is time to deliver another shock, so be sure to follow its instructions.

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