For chest compressions to be effective, in what position must the patient be placed?
a. Horizontal prone, on a firm surface
b. Horizontal supine, on a firm surface
c. Horizontal supine, on a soft surface
d. Sitting, with the neck fully extended
ANS: B
Place the victim in a supine position on a firm surface, such as the ground or the floor, because chest compressions are more effective when the victim is on a firm surface.
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