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BLS American Red Cross Provider Test 1 2026 - 2026 Complete Answers 100 % Correct Complete And Study material 17pages LEARNEXAMS

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1. When drowning is the suspected cause of cardiac arrest: Answer: deliver two initialventilations before starting CPR 2. Cardiac Arrest Answer: no pulse 3. Closed Loop Communication Answer: a communication technique used to prevent misunderstandings;the receiver confirmsthat the message has been received andunderstood (EX.) Person 1: Get the AED.Person 2: I will get the AED. Person 2: I have the AED. I will put the pads on. 4. To effectively communicate with the family of a patient requiring resuscitation, you should: Answer: Demonstrate credibility as well as confidence and empathy.Build rapport and establish trust. Speak slowly and in terms the family can understand.Be prepared to repeat information, if necessary. Be open and honest, especially about the patient's condition. Minimize family members'fears as necessary, but avoid giving misleading information or false hope (e.g., "Everything is going to be OK."). Reassure the family that everything that can be done is being done. 5. Communicating with the Family After a Patient's Death Answer: In this situation, provide the information honestly and with compassion, in a straightforward manner,and include information about events that may follow. Allow the family to begin processing the information. Allow time for the family to begin the grief process. Ask whether they would like to contact or have you contact anyone, such as other family members or clergy


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