Question 2: During an adult cardiac arrest, what would a PetCO2 of less than 10 mmHg indicate? A. CPR compressions and ventilations need improvement. B. The endotracheal tube did not enter the trachea. C. The patient is hypokalemic. D. Epinephrine bolus has begun to exert its effects.
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