Question 91Safety & Environmental - QMED

The correct answer is D) all of the above. Artificial respiration may be necessary in cases of drowning, poisoning, and electrocution. These situations can all lead to respiratory distress or failure, which requires immediate action to restore breathing through artificial means such as rescue breathing or CPR. Regardless of the underlying cause, prompt administration of artificial respiration is a critical first aid measure to prevent loss of life in these emergency situations.