The correct compression rate for a victim is 

Compressions are performed in the same chest location for adults and children

A 2021 survey reported that 42% of community college students use online tutoring. An administrator does not believe this is accurate and requests that data be collected. A random sample of 180 students found that 86 used online tutoring. Which hypotheses are correct?

You are a daycare provider and find a three-year-old child unresponsive. She had laid down for a nap because she was not feeling well. When you checked on her, she was not breathing and appeared blue. You are by yourself. What is the first step in managing this case?

You are eating in a restaurant when a woman cries out. Her six-month-old child is turning blue around the mouth. He appears to be gagging but is not able to cry or take a breath.  What is the next step?    

You are performing single person CPR. The AED (automatic external defibrillator) advises a shock. After the shock is delivered what is the next immediate step?

Finishing CPR compressions is more important than beginning AED pad placement

Checking for child’s responsiveness is checked by  

10-year-old Boppy walks into a toy store, TOYS 4 US!, to buy a cool new dump truck with his birthday savings. Two days later, the truck Boppy bought was deemed collectable (a collector’s item) and thus began selling on EBay for triple the price Boppy had paid. The TOYS 4 US! manager realizes this and attempts to cancel the contract he made with Boppy. Will this cancellation be successful? Why or why not?

Jeff owns a beautiful automobile, a 1999 Toyota Corolla. Mary has offered to buy the car from Jeff on multiple occasions for $20,000, but Jeff has always declined the offer. One night, Mary visited the tavern where she knew Jeff usually spent his evenings relaxing, having dinner, and drinking one beer. Upon her arrival, Mary ordered a beer for herself and a milkshake for Jeff . Mary and Jeff proceeded to make jokes and share a few laughs, and again she offered to buy the car from Jeff. This time, Jeff laughed and agreed, writing out and signing a written agreement to sell the car to Mary for $20,000 on several sheets of paper brought to them by an employee of the tavern. Mary observed what Jeff was doing, and she smiled and nodded numerous times as Jeff completed writing out the terms and then handed the sheets of paper to Mary. Then, Mary signed on the signature line for her that Jeff had placed on the form right below where Jeff placed his signature.  The next morning, Mary showed up at Jeff’s house with her check to Jeff for $20,000, but Jeff insisted that the contract was invalid. Is Jeff right? Why or why not?