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【Electrical Version】Daily Question 20180311

2018-03-11View Original

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Judgment: If a person injured by an electric shock has their jaws clenched, artificial respiration via mouth-to-nose can be performed. When performing mouth-to-nose artificial respiration, the victim’s lips must be kept tightly closed to prevent air leakage. () Answer: Correct
Reply #22018-03-11
Correct: If a person injured by an electric shock has their jaws clenched, artificial respiration via mouth-to-nose can be performed. When performing mouth-to-nose artificial respiration, the victim’s lips must be kept tightly closed to prevent air leakage. (V)

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