Choking Hazards and Responses

In a typical American dining room, a group of friends enjoys a carefree evening. However, a light-hearted dare turns dangerous for 20-year-old Michelle Zai Ogas, who begins choking. Her friends initially don't realize the severity of the situation until she stops laughing and joking. Despite attempts to help her, Michelle is in danger of succumbing to a common household hazard. The video then rewinds to the moments before she loses consciousness, prompting viewers to consider the best course of action: mouth-to-mouth, abdominal thrusts, or back blows.

What was the initial setting of the story?

• A classroom

• A dining room

• A park

• A movie theater

What activity were Michelle and her friends engaged in?

• Playing a board game

• Studying for exams

• Watching a movie

• Having a carefree evening

What was the first sign that something was wrong with Michelle?

• She left the room

• She started crying

• She couldn't laugh or joke

• She started coughing

What did Michelle's friends try to do to help her initially?

• Call an ambulance

• Use a defibrillator

• Give her water

• Perform CPR

What is one of the leading causes of death in the home that Michelle was in danger of?

• Fire

• Choking

• Drowning

• Electrocution

What is the recommended action to take when someone is choking?

• Use a cold compress

• Perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

• Begin abdominal thrusts

• Give them a glass of water