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Ventilation rate for adult cpr is 10-12 breaths / minute (i.e. every 5-6 seconds) .(a) True (b) False

Ventilation rate for adult cpr is 10-12 breaths / minute (i.e. every 5-6 seconds) .(a) True (b) False
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Ventilation rate for adult cpr is 10-12 breaths / minute (i.e. every 5-6 seconds) .(a) True (b) False

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Answer:The answer is A)TRUE

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True. 10-12 breaths per minute/every 5-6 seconds is the correct ventilation rate for adult cpr.
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