Question

Which is NOT a reason to stop CPR?

OA. You are too exhausted to continue.
OB. You think the person has already died.
OC. An AED is ready to use.
OD. Because a trained rescuer arrived on the scene.

Answer 1

The NOT reason to stop CPR is when an AED is ready to use.

Step-by-step explanation:

The NOT reason to stop CPR is option OC. An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) being ready to use is actually a reason to continue CPR. CPR should only be stopped in specific situations such as when the person starts breathing on their own, there are signs of life, or a trained rescuer arrives on the scene. It is important to never stop CPR if an AED is available as it can increase the person's chances of survival.

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