Which statement describes a main difference between CPR performed on adults and CPR performed on infants?

Infant CPR uses gentler chest compressions, pressing about one-third of the chest’s depth, and gentle breaths just enough to make the chest rise. Adults also receive alternating compressions and breaths, so that is not an adult-only step. Choice D describes the infant-specific difference, though “gentle” is more accurate than “shallow” for the rescue breaths.

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