What is the correct sequence termed when responding to sudden cardiac arrest: recognize, call EMS, start CPR and use AED if available?
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Correct answer: Chain of Survival
The “Chain of Survival” describes early recognition, immediate CPR, early defibrillation (AED), advanced care, and post-arrest care — essential steps to improve outcomes in cardiac arrest.
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