When performed correctly, endotracheal intubation
A. reduces the risk of aspiration.
B. should be performed before defibrillation.
C. should be accomplished in 40 seconds or less.
D. can only be used in spontaneously breathing patients.
Answer: A. reduces the risk of aspiration.
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