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Significats de cpr en anglès

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An emergency procedure consisting of external cardiac massage and artificial respiration; the first treatment for a person who has collapsed and has no pulse and has stopped breathing; attempts to restore circulation of the blood and prevent death or brain damage due to lack of oxygen.

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Ús de cpr en anglès
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Results: No significant improvement was seen in quality of CPR after CPR-PE.
Pubmed
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Officers then immediately requested an ambulance and began performing CPR, police said.
Ebony
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These results suggest a potential for improved bystander CPR using rescuer-dispatcher teamwork.
Pubmed
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We used ordered logistic regression to identify factors associated with CPR duration.
Pubmed
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The point of view, surreally detached, belongs to somebody performing emergency CPR.
The Irish Times
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Notably, a quarter of ambulance workers reported never having received CPR training.
Pubmed
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CPR-directive counselling should focus more on patient involvement and their correct understanding.
Pubmed
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Mr Taylor said CPR was performed but the guide did not survive.
Radio NZ
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The results of those arbitrations would inform negotiations before a CPR mediator.
Reuters
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So the safety is all about avoiding the sting then early CPR.
BBC
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The two girls were given CPR and taken to a local hospital.
Reuters
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He was pulled onto a rock platform where emergency services commenced CPR.
News.com.au
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With effort, she banked it down and immediately began to administer CPR.
Diagnosis: danger
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Ramirez kept it going with CPR until the doctors got to you.
Obsidian Butterfly
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The practice dummy in the CPR class didn't have ribs to break.
Blood rites
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They had to do CPR, and use one of those electric-shock machines.
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