What is the very first step when you find someone lying on the floor?, Start performing chest compressions immediately, Assess the scene for safety, Check the person's pulse, Call your family for advice, How do you check if the victim is responsive?, Tap or shake the victim on the shoulder and shout, Pour water on the victim’s face, Gently slap the victim's hand, Call the victim's name on the phone, What is the recommended duration for scanning the victim's body to check for breathing?, Exactly 30 seconds, At least 5 seconds, but no more than 10 seconds, 1 to 2 minutes, It is not necessary to check, Where is the correct location to check for a carotid pulse on an adult?, On the wrist, On the chest over the heart, In the notch between the neck muscles, Behind the ear, What should you do if the victim has a pulse but is NOT breathing?, Begin chest compressions immediately, Give one rescue breath every 5 seconds, Wait for the victim to start breathing on their own, Shake the victim to wake them up, What is the correct hand placement for chest compressions?, On the upper part of the breastbone, On the lower half of the sternum, On the left side of the ribcage, On the abdomen, What is the correct cycle for CPR on an adult?, 15 compressions and 1 breath, 30 compressions and 2 breaths, 100 compressions and 5 breaths, 50 compressions and 10 breaths

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