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Adult Chain of Survival
The Adult Chain of Survival is a series of steps that help guide rescuers, healthcare providers, and bystanders in giving the best possible care until the person’s heart and breathing are restored. These steps are designed to work together, forming...
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How Technology Is Revolutionizing CPR Training and Education
CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) can mean the difference between life and death, and knowing how to do it correctly is more important than ever. For years, people learned CPR through in-person classes, mannequins, and printed guides. While these m...
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Can You Use an AED on a Pregnant Woman?
When a person suddenly collapses and stops breathing, it’s a medical emergency called cardiac arrest. In such cases, using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) can help restart the heart. But what happens if the person in cardiac arrest is pre...
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Will You Be Charged If the Person You Administer CPR to...
If you ever find yourself performing CPR and the person doesn’t survive, you might worry about being charged or blamed. People often worry about legal trouble after a rescue, whether they are a bystander or a trained professional. In reality, most ...
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How Can You Achieve a High Chest Compression Fraction?
Delivering effective CPR requires more than just following the basic steps. One important factor that can make a significant impact is the Chest Compression Fraction (CCF). This often-overlooked metric measures the percentage of time chest compressio...
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How Often Does CPR Work? Success Rates, Key Factors & Risks
Every year, many people suffer sudden cardiac arrests, and in those critical moments, CPR can mean the difference between life and death. But just how effective is CPR? How often does it help save lives? These questions concern many, especially when ...
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