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How do you proceed in the case of an injured person who has a pulse but does not breathe?

A you perform a cardio-respiratory resuscitation;

B you give him a few slaps on the face until he comes to;

C you start artificial respiration.

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Explanation

If the injured person does not breathe but has a pulse, start artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth respiration) immediately.

Cardio-respiratory resuscitation is performed only when the victim is in cardio-respiratory arrest (The victim does not breathe and does not have a pulse).

For artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth respiration) proceed as follows:

place the victim's head in extension (lifted "backwards");
press the victim's nose between the index finger and the thumb of your hand which was previously placed on the injured person's forehead;
lift the victim's chin with 2-3 fingers;
seal your mouth tightly on the victim's mouth and blow air into the airways;
after each insufflation detach your mouth from the victim's mouth and allow him to breathe;
resume a new insufflation after the chest has returned to the initial position.

The correct answer is: C

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