A victim is found unconscious at the roadside. As a trained rescuer, after checking the victim's response and pulse, you decide on resuscitation. What is the recommended ratio of chest compression to ventilation during CPR?
When performing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) on an unconscious victim, the standard guideline for the ratio of chest compressions to ventilations is crucial for effective resuscitation.
Current resuscitation guidelines recommend a ratio of 30 chest compressions followed by 2 ventilations.
This ratio, represented as latex expression '$30:2$', applies to both adult and pediatric CPR for single or multiple rescuers.
This specific ratio aims to balance the need for adequate chest compressions to maintain blood flow with the necessity of providing oxygen through ventilations. Frequent interruptions for ventilation are minimized while ensuring sufficient oxygenation.
Consider the following statements with regard to pulmonary embolism :
1. Unexplained breathlessness is the most common symptom.
2. When congestive heart failure or pneumonia fail to improve despite standard medical treatment, occult pulmonary embolism should be considered.
3. Patients with high clinical likelihood of venous thromboembolism should first undergo D-dimer testing alone without obligatory imaging tests.
Which of the statements given above are correct?