A) Incorrect. While medications are important in advanced cardiac life support, the primary goal of early recognition and response is not the immediate administration of medications.

B) Incorrect. While transporting the client to a specialized cardiac care facility is necessary for some patients, it is not the primary goal of early recognition and response.

C) Incorrect. Advanced airway management and oxygen support are important in the resuscitation process, but the primary goal at the early stage is not advanced airway management.

D) Correct. The primary goal of early recognition and response in cardiac arrest situations is to start immediate chest compressions and deliver rescue breaths to support circulation and oxygenation. These interventions are essential to maintaining blood flow and oxygen delivery to vital organs until advanced medical support is available.

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