CPR VII 26: réédition

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The Confronting Prejudiced Responses (CPR) Model: Applying CPR in Organizations

Chest compression-only CPR or good quality 30:2 CPR.

There is debate as to whether chest compression-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CC-CPR) or standard 30:2 CPR should be taught to laypersons. Equivalence in outcomes between standard CPR and CC-CPR has been amply demonstrated in communities with short ambulance response times of about five minutes. Depriving oxygen from a collapsed patient beyond six minutes results in poorer outcomes. Commu...

The CPR Method

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A "threepenny" CPR manikin.

Manikins are essential in teaching and practicing CPR. Industry as provided them in different degrees of complexity. Costs are irectly proportional to sophistication and in some cases it might e a limiting factor especially among poor people. Training programs in emergencies have been developed for umble populations, and have included the use of a CPR dummy ade with simple materials – in compar...