At the onset of adult mouth-to-mouth ventilation, what should the practitioner provide?
A) two 700- to 1000-ml breaths (1 second each) , with deflation pause
B) two 400- to 700-ml breaths ( to 1.0 second each) , without deflation pause
C) four 400- to 700-ml breaths ( to 1.0 second each) , with deflation pause
D) two 700- to 1000-ml breaths (1 second each) , without deflation pause
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