What is the main difference between the cpr performed on teens, adults, and infants?

for teens and adults, alternate compressions and breathing.
for teens and adults, do compressions before calling 9-1-1.
for infants, perform chest compressions and rescue breathing.
for infants, check for signs of life and circulation first.

What is the last and most crucial step in the treatment of alcoholism?

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Which action can lead to intentional injuries? a. burning your in hot water b. avoiding illegal drugs c. getting in a bike crash d. being hurt in a robbery (! this is for apex if any can relate : ( .)