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27. Which of these best describes the purpose for "hands-only" CPR?
 
○ Hands-only CPR is better and more effective than full CPR and is now the best way to provide CPR for any patient by any responder.
○ Hands-only CPR reduces risk of liability and increases oxygenation better than CPR with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
○ Hands-only CPR is now the only method for providing CPR regardless your level of education and expertise.
○ Hands-only CPR was designed for those who are not trained or feel uncomfortable delivering mouth-to-mouth breaths. It doesn't replace traditional CPR.

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