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Why is B wrong here?
Abdominal thrusts are correct for a responsive adult with severe choking — but this question is about an infant. Under the current guidelines, infants get back blows and chest thrusts only; never abdominal thrusts, since their organs aren't protected the way an adult's are.
Review next: age-based differences in choking response, and the 2025 update to the adult sequence.
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