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You have determined that your adult patient is unresponsive, breathless, and pulseless. The correct sequence of steps for one-rescuer CPR on this patient is ________.
a. deliver compressions, ventilate, and perform an tongue-jaw lift
b. ventilate, deliver compressions, and reassess pulse
c. assess the carotid pulse, ventilate, and deliver compressions
d. get in position, deliver compressions, and ventilate

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Emergency Medical Responder: A Skills Approach, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Limmer, Karren, Hafen

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