Question 106 · LEK · Chest compressions
What is the correct frequency of chest compressions during cardiopulmonary resuscitation in an adult?
- A. 60-70/min.
- B. 80-90/min.
- C. 100-120/min.
- D. 130-140/min.
- E. 140-150/min.
Hint
Recall the rate range recommended by ERC and AHA guidelines for adult chest compressions.
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