When performing CPR your compression hand should be located at the lower end of the chest on the xiphoid process.?

No, that is incorrect. When performing CPR, your compression hand should be placed on the center of the chest, specifically on the lower half of the sternum, not on the xiphoid process. This positioning ensures effective compressions and minimizes the risk of injury to internal organs. Proper hand placement is crucial for delivering adequate blood flow during cardiac arrest.