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You are providing abdominal thrusts to an adult patient with an obstructed airway when she suddenly becomes unresponsive. Another team member has already left to get the AED and additional resources. Identify the proper steps of care for an unresponsive adult with an obstructed airway. {Ans: Lower the patient to a firm, flat surface Perform 30 compressions Look for an object and perform a finger sweep if an object is seen Deliver 2 ventilations Continue cycles of CPR, checking for an object before each set of ventilations}How long can you wait before administering a second dosage of naloxone? {Ans: 4 minutes}What is the correct area of the chest to perform chest thrusts? {Ans: Center of the chest on the lower half of the sternum}Closed-loop communication {Ans: A communication technique used to prevent misunderstandings; the receiver confirms that the message has been received and understood.}Which of these actions are appropriate ways to minimize interruptions in chest compressions? {Ans: Switch positions while the AED analyzes. Continue compressions while the AED pads are placed. Remain in position with the hands a few inches above the patient's chest during shock delivery.}Sadie is a 2.5-year-old child weighing 28 pounds. To