True or False: Two ventilations should be performed after 30 compressions.

The statement about performing two ventilations after 30 compressions is inaccurate in the context of current guidelines for adult CPR. According to the American Heart Association and other leading organizations, the recommended approach for adult CPR is to provide 30 chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths, but this is only applicable if the rescuer is trained and willing to provide ventilations.

In situations where no ventilation is performed, such as in the case of hands-only CPR, only chest compressions should be given without any breaths. Therefore, the idea that two ventilations should always follow 30 compressions overlooks the nuances of CPR practices, particularly those focusing on non-breathing adults or untrained bystanders who are advised to perform hands-only CPR.

This context explains why indicating that the statement is true is misleading, making the correct answer false regarding the general expectation for CPR.