Which of the following differences between administering CPR to adults and children is most crucial? A.
It is important to use slightly less force when administering CPR to children.
B.
It is important to use only one hand when administering chest compressions to children.
C.
It is important to avoid using mouth to mouth breathing when administering CPR to children.
D.
It is important to keep chest compression depth around an inch and a half when administering CPR to children.

Infants and children are more likely than adults to survive following immediate CPR because kids' bodies are more resilient than adults and because it's usually an airway blockage that causes them to need CPR. It's crucial that kids receive CPR right away to increase their likelihood of survival.

A

Explanation:

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