Understanding this could help inform public messaging around CPR and future CPR training efforts.
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Nearly all percent of schools with CPR training included hands-on lessons in CPR, the study found.
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There's conventional CPR — for medical professionals and trained people — and hands-only CPR, which is for the general public.
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"The question of sedation during CPR is not new, but sedation is not routinely performed during CPR," Lundsgaard said.
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For the study, researchers identified 32 states with CPR laws using the American Heart Association's "CPR in Schools" website in June 2016.
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"The minute they said 'we need someone who knows CPR' I got up and went back... and we began CPR immediately," she said.
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Police at the scene "performed CPR on our officer, the CPR was unsuccessful and he was declared deceased at the hospital," Miller said.
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California CPR instructor Chris Pietroforte taught his toddler how to perform CPR to prove that a person of any age can save a life.
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Telephone CPR is the process in which a 203 operator helps the caller identify cardiac arrest with a short script and provides "just-in-time" instructions on how to provide CPR, said Dr. Michael Kurz, chairman of the American Heart Association's Telecommunicator-CPR Task Force.
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The older a study participant was, the less likely he or she was to have current CPR training, or to have ever received CPR training.
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Patients' survival odds improve when a bystander at the scene performs CPR, but only about 2.4 percent of Americans are trained in CPR each year.
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Even if you accept everything CPR says about developing a fair system that balances the interests of workers and employers, CPR is running a business.
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The CPR Anytime kit from the American Heart Association is supposed to allow anyone to be able to learn adult hands-only CPR in 20 minutes.
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Thirty-day survival after standard CPR rose from 9.4 percent to 13 percent, and after hands-only CPR it rose from 8.0 percent to 14.3 percent.
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Telephone CPR-trained 911 operators can identify whether someone is going into cardiac arrest with two questions, and can provide CPR instructions in about 20 seconds.
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Overall, compared to patients who didn't get any kind of CPR from bystanders, those who got standard CPR before first responders arrived were 2.6 times as likely to survive to 30 days and those who got hands-only CPR were twice as likely to survive 30 days.
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Dogs can come over and actually save your life and do CPR, which is kind of how I used to look when I was in CPR class.
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To better understand low rates of bystander CPR, Abella and his colleagues surveyed a nationally representative sample of about 9,000 U.S. adults on their CPR training status.
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One of the people she knows was saved by CPR, while the other did not make it, possibly because the bystander administering CPR made a fatal mistake.
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At least six states already require telephone CPR At least six states already require 911 operators to be trained in telephone CPR, according to the American Heart Association.
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Check out the resources below to find a CPR class near you: * American Heart Association * The Red Cross And here's AHA's video on how to do hands-only CPR.
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The study shows that any kind of CPR is better than no CPR, said Dr. Clifton Callaway, vice chair of emergency medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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Most schools that offered training had a CPR-certified teacher or coach do the lessons, but 11 percent had instructors who were not certified in CPR, the study found.
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"CPR involves pushing on the chest so that could make people less certain whether they can or should do CPR in public on women," Blewer said in a news release.
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While most coast guard members are trained in human CPR, not kitten CPR, the little guy was ultimately resuscitated and brought to a local coast guard office, where it was dried.
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No CPR, no special measures – just checking me out.
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After working as a firefighter and an EMT for 19 years, Pietroforte opened up Central Valley CPR — his own CPR practice in Tulare, California where his baby girl is a big help.
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Parents should learn CPR and consider investing in anti-choking devices, experts sayIn addition to carefully selecting appropriate foods for kids, experts also urge parents to learn CPR and First Aid training.
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Mr. Gurley's girlfriend, Melissa Butler, tried to revive him as a 911 operator coached her in CPR, but neither Mr. Liang nor Mr. Landau performed CPR, as required under Police Department rules.
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Men were almost twice as likely as women to survive after getting CPR from a bystander, but even among people who didn't CPR, men were 23 percent more likely to survive than women.
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"I will never ever walk into a gym again that doesn't have CPR, people that know their CPR, and there's an AED somewhere in that gym," the trainer said this morning on Today.
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After he pulled Dylan from the water, Jacob used CPR to save the child's life, something he learned from the 2015 blockbuster during a scene where Johnson's character performs CPR on his daughter.
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On questions about CPR technique, the average score was 37 percent before attending the CPR workshop and 89 percent after the session, according to data collected during the first year of the program.
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He immediately started CPR after learning it while in college.
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Following basic training, Mugurel started performing CPR on the pup.
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"Corrections officers administered CPR until paramedics arrived," the agency said.
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Medical officials arrived and performed CPR on the little girl.
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Jan, a retired nurse, performed CPR, though Kara was unresponsive.
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Lilja jumped to action and performed CPR, according to LAW360.
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The doctor took over CPR duty until emergency services arrived.
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Upon arrival, a deputy performed CPR until an ambulance arrived.
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The responding officers launched into CPR but couldn't save Alexus.
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Chadwell immediately started performing CPR on the severely wounded child.
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She had been given CPR, which explained the chest pain.
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I didn't know if I needed to give you CPR.
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Her older sister administered CPR to her after the accident.
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Emergency responders tried to administer CPR but to no avail.
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We next hear the officer saying someone is starting CPR.
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Jones began CPR at the instruction of a 911 dispatcher.
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There was also a woman who assisted her with CPR.
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She said she got over him and started doing CPR.
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The moment they laid her down, Phillips began administering CPR.
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Poncho "performed" CPR on an officer during a mock demonstration.
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A doctor performed CPR, and Shields then underwent emergency surgery.
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She called 911, and the dispatcher guided her in CPR.
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"It breaks down divisions," he said of the CPR course.
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They performed CPR on her for up to 20 minutes.
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The rhythmic administration of CPR, the measured injection of naloxone.
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She's trying to remedy that with her HandsOnly CPR campaign.
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She tried CPR, she said, but it was too late.
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The physician called 911 and then immediately began CPR treatment.
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Authorities attempted to perform CPR on Stevens, but she died.
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After Jacob pulled his brother Dylan from the water, he performed CPR to save Dylan's life — something he learned from the 2015 film San Andreas, which featured Johnson's character using CPR on his daughter.
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"Some of the biggest barriers to performing CPR that came up in the sessions were that students lacked the confidence to do CPR and didn't know how to do it," Knopov told Reuters Health.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how state CPR training laws influence the proportion of people in the community who know CPR or actually use it in an emergency.
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A second employee, who asked to remain unnamed, assisted with CPR.
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Roger helped to administer CPR until the baby gasped for air.
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"I've never prepared myself for CPR in my life," Scott said.
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His video ends with an urge for people to learn CPR.
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She gave the boy CPR and brought him to the hospital.
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It's just like giving CPR to someone before the medics come.
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They drove to the hospital while Getz continued CPR on Aponte.
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Reviving animals via CPR is extremely rare, according to veterinary experts.
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Howard Kaye recalled performing CPR on his wife after the shooting.
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During that time, EMT's performed CPR and 2 matches went down.
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There's something for everyone to encourage maximum life-saving CPR attempts.
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He retrieved the baby from the East River and started CPR.
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A dispatcher instructed her on how to perform CPR on Wynter.
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They attempted to perform CPR but were unable to revive him.
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Someone is performing CPR but it's unclear if it was Soules.
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When paramedics arrived, father and daughter were receiving CPR, police said.
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Underwood told WPTV that police performed CPR on the baby's parents.
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Bystanders called 911, and Lickenbrock administered CPR until the paramedics arrived.
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"You're trained to continue CPR until definitive care arrives," she says.
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Attempts to perform CPR were unsuccessful and he was pronounced dead.
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Needum and another passenger, retired nurse Peggy Phillips, began performing CPR.
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It's pure panic … My dad did CPR, and I called 911.
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He described seeing six people undergoing CPR at the same time.
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Following the procedure, Gosnell performed CPR and his aide called 911.
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Roger pushed past the crowd and helped a firefighter administer CPR.
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"MMMBop" is a brisk 104 BPM, making it perfect for CPR.
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Sixty-seven seconds after hitting the ground, Muamba was receiving CPR.
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"We've been doing the digital equivalent of performing CPR," Trotter said.
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He then attempted CPR and poured cold water on the boy.
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Another shows emergency workers attempting to revive the victims using CPR.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, getting CPR as quickly as possible increases your chances of survival — iBeat's research has found you have between three and five minutes to get CPR after a cardiac event.
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Authorities said Marvin's friends alerted authorities and performed CPR until police arrived.
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The chief said when the shooter went down, the officers performed CPR.
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Attempts to administer CPR to Hong on-scene were unsuccessful, police said.
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Yes, but also the start of a good playlist for learning CPR.
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The main message she has for people is the importance of CPR.
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The group performed CPR as one paddle boarder went ashore for help.
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She recalls a nurse doing CPR on the baby for twelve minutes.
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Two police officers entered the water and resuscitated the 'roo using CPR.
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Bodkins, from Elizabeth, Colorado, desperately performed CPR on Carson, the outlet reported.
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Despite these concerns, performing CPR isn't something only medical professionals can do.
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"Oh, well, yeah," he says on the other end, giving someone CPR.
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I introduced myself and explained that my team had started CPR again.
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Level Ex developed a separate AR CPR training game with the AHA.
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He came in and performed CPR on me and got me breathing.
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He was in cardiac arrest and a family member began performing CPR.
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He laid her down and immediately performed what he calls "reverse" CPR.
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Hashian was treated with CPR and a defibrillator onboard, to no avail.
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The neighbor initiated CPR on the boy, trying to save his life.
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Emergency responders performed CPR and she was subsequently transported to the hospital.
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Divband tried to perform CPR and Divband's wife called 911, police said.
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The man&aposs heart had stopped, but he was revived with CPR.
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Souza told investigators she called 911 and administered CPR until police arrived.
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DiBona tried and tried, but his CPR did not save the baby.
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I knew I needed to get her back inside and start CPR.
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That CPR occurred immediately is "the only reason he's alive," says Vail.
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One of the deputies, Tony Manson, immediately began CPR on the woman.
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After multiple rounds of CPR, he died in the ICU, she said.
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She and one of the young men performed CPR on Mr. McKenzie.
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When CPR is started immediately, patients have the best chance of survival.
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But how about that trained rescue dog in Spain that performs CPR?
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Some witnesses say that no one tried to administer CPR for him.
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Deputies then enter the cell, call for help and begin performing CPR.
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First responders performed CPR, but the two individuals were later pronounced dead.
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The mom pulled out the little girl and they started CPR immediately.
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Until 230, CPR was an emergency physician's only means of extending life.
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Her friend ran and told Elsie's mom, Sunny, who immediately started CPR.
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Guards tried CPR on both men, but the inmates were pronounced dead.
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By the time they got there and performed CPR, Prince had expired.
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Even without formal CPR training, people can learn the basics, Brown said.
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They don't perform CPR and don't appear to offer any medical assistance.
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Learning bleeding control techniques is another useful tool, like CPR, she said.
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He began CPR, until the police and paramedics arrived and took over.
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Despite Soules' attempts to resuscitate him with CPR, Mosher died hours later.
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You wouldn't have — you would have made me to the CPR right?
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We then provide CPR and keep them alive until an ambulance comes.
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His son pulled him to shore and performed CPR before paramedics arrived.
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Upon finding her unresponsive, staff immediately initiated emergency procedures and began CPR.
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Schwandt went to the apartment, shouted to call 911 and began CPR.
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The dispatcher assisted him in attempting CPR, but it wasn&apost successful.
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The incident turned Ms. Temple into an agitator for universal CPR training.
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They performed CPR but were unable to save him, the police said.
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A nurse answered a call for help and tried to do CPR.
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Luckily, a nurse was walking down the beach and started performing CPR.
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He tried to perform CPR on LaPointe, but it was too late.
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He was bleeding to death and CPR certainly wouldn't have helped him.
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The results of those arbitrations would inform negotiations before a CPR mediator.
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A guard tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate him by performing CPR, they said.
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Peter Safar, an Austrian doctor, had recently developed the basics of CPR.
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The so-called Womanikin is an attachment for flat-chested CPR dummies that aims to change the finding that women are 27% less likely than men to receive CPR if they suffer from a cardiac arrest in public.
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CPR was only dragged into the case because DoorDash decided - after it was socked with AAA's bill for millions in fees to launch, to change its workers' contracts to specify CPR, rather than AAA - as its arbitration service.
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If that happens, a person needs to have CPR, or mouth-to-mouth.
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"I'm so thrilled that there were enough people who knew CPR," she says.
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Rowe leapt into action by giving the dog a bit of improvised CPR.
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Paramedics raced to the apartment and attempted CPR, but it was too late.
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"I've never prepared myself for CPR in my life," Scott told the Star.
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"A huge link in the chain of survival is early CPR," Doubleday said.
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Several passengers assisted the crew to perform CPR on Griffith, the outlet reported.
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Covlin told police he had administered CPR to his wife after calling 911.
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Police tried to perform CPR, but McCoy was declared dead at the scene.
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Although teachers and paramedics attempted to revive her with CPR, they were unsuccessful.
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They tried to provide lifesaving CPR, but were unable to revive the victim.
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"I immediately freaked out and started googling dog CPR," Longhurst told BuzzFeed News.
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Guyger said she performed a "little" CPR and a sternum rub on Jean.
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Last month, Miller revealed she had performed CPR on Emeline before her death.
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The dispatcher can then summon an ambulance or give instructions for administering CPR.
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Kaye's husband tried to give her CPR and passed out next to her.
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In May, Morgan revealed she had performed CPR on Emeline before her death.
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DeMont feels grateful to Forcade and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
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Of those cases, 28 people were receiving CPR when the EMS crew arrived.
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He was subsequently given CPR and taken to the hospital in an ambulance.
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He briefly attempted CPR, abandoning those efforts before driving to the emergency room.
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Edwards begins performing CPR to try and save her, screaming all the while.
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"Somebody call a doctor because this pitch needs CPR right now," Sacca says.
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The 911 audio goes on ... the dispatcher asks if anyone could administer CPR.
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Murray then attempted CPR – a horrific scene that Jackson's young children briefly encountered.
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She explains her 12-year-old brother saved her life with CPR pic.twitter.
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Dion called 911 and had to perform CPR on her until paramedics arrived.
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While he performed CPR on Blaise, the other boater called authorities for help.
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Though rare, awareness during CPR may be more common than many people think.
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Bystanders performed CPR and dragged him and the other victims off the beach.
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And it's true—can one of MIT's robot dogs perform CPR like that?
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A man tried CPR as bullets came down, but the victim remained unresponsive.
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A man tried CPR as bullets came down but the victim remained unresponsive.
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The color faded from Abrielle as her father performed CPR and called 241.
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Hall said she performed CPR on Dhaliwal until officers arrived on the scene.
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He explains Berry's lifeless and barely breathing and the dispatcher gives CPR instructions.
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Eventually Hernandez stopped breathing, and Chauna Thompson began administering CPR, according to police.
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Chest compressions or CPR can help restore circulation, increasing the odds of survival.
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He failed to respond to CPR, and was pronounced dead on the scene.
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"My sister got down on her knees and immediately began CPR," she said.
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She said that a Sherpa administered CPR, but Mr. Bista did not respond.
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A guide later found him and administered CPR for 25 minutes, he said.
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Foals born by cesarean section can be particularly at risk of needing CPR.
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A doctor and a nurse rushed to help the child and performed CPR.
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She hears very soft breathing, tries CPR and it seems he breathes better.
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The Rose of Dublin, a veterinary nurse, once performed CPR on a hamster.
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"We were still doing CPR when the plane landed," the former nurse said.
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I don't think CPR acted as an instrument of Gibson Dunn and DoorDash.
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He performed CPR on her but she was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Rick Santorum telling kids to be quiet & take CPR classes is simply disgusting.
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The former Iowa Democratic Party chairwoman then performed CPR until an ambulance arrived.
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They couldn't feel a pulse, so CPR was performed ... but to no avail.
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Medical staff arrived and began CPR on Johnathan, whose face had turned blue.
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One of the founders explained to TechCrunch that, when CPR is administered within the first five minutes of an episode, the patient is 5x more likely to survive than when CPR is administered after the first five minutes of distress.
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The mother started performing CPR on her son and the boy's aunt called 911.
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Male mannequins are arranged to train incoming medical students in CPR, in Jackson, Miss.
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Responding officers performed CPR on the girl, who was taken to a nearby hospital.
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A Prince George&aposs County police officer arrived and performed CPR on the girl.
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Patrick's friends and ski patrol workers administered CPR but were unable to save him.
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Check out the American Heart Association's video on how to do hands-only CPR.
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Amster said Buck also called 911 and performed CPR while waiting for the ambulance.
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If you're receiving CPR during this period, brain damage can be prevented or reduced.
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Police and emergency medical officials unsuccessfully performed CPR on the child, according to NJ.com.
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Greg Rector said officers attempted CPR, but Sawyer was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Guyger testified she performed a "little" CPR on Jean and did a sternum rub.
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CPR has managed to open two centres, in far-flung Saskatchewan and New Brunswick.
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The day before Purvis attended CPR training at the Bennett Institute, a cosmetology school.
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Oh, that's where we found that homeless guy and I did CPR on him.
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CPR was performed, but he was declared dead at the scene, according to KEZI .
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In May, Miller revealed she had performed CPR on her daughter before her death.
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None of the three women perform CPR on the dying man, the footage shows.
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They prepared to provide CPR, but the deputy never stopped breathing, the sheriff said.
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Videos are circulating showing him receiving CPR from an EMT, who's doing chest compressions.
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She told the operator that his body was cold, and that CPR wouldn't help.
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Yet, working in shelters did require me to become First Aid and CPR certified.
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Lively posted a photo of her attending a CPR class specifically for young children.
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One officer on scene attempted CPR on Armstrong, and another called emergency medical services.
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A nearby nurse and another passenger performed CPR on Riordan as the plane landed.
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The team of six continued advanced CPR on the patient for nearly 90 minutes.
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Someone called 911 and paramedics tried to give him CPR, but he didn't respond.
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Passengers struggled to somehow plug the hole while giving the badly injured woman CPR.
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Off-duty firefighters are performing CPR and starting to triage victims inside the festival.
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She filmed the aftermath of the shooting, including an agent giving the woman CPR.
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"Corrections officers administered CPR until paramedics arrived," according to a statement from the agency.
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The goal is to pair the course with CPR education to spread it nationwide.
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Highlights include interactive dispatcher phones, "stop, drop and roll" drills and a CPR mannequin.
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Their father found her in the car, submerged her in water and performed CPR.
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They send us every two years for CPR training, and every year it's changing.
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Yet despite the dire situation, the doctors continued to have a machine perform CPR.
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" It adds that officers performed CPR at the scene and "immediately called for paramedics.
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Lifesaving measures were taken -- including an attempt at CPR -- but it was too late.
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Emergency responders were seen performing CPR on them as they were placed into ambulances.
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One of the other dancers performed CPR on her until the EMTs got there.
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There were further delays producing documents about the CPR training the officers had received.
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The trio immediately stepped in and began CPR while waiting for paramedics to arrive.
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Rick Santorum telling kids to shut up and take CPR classes is simply unconscionable.
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But CPR said it also talked to lots of other sources, including plaintiffs' lawyers.
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We're told Cristy went into cardiac arrest as emergency responders arrived and administered CPR.
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We practiced CPR on plastic dolls and crawled on the ground during attack simulations.
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After about 10 minutes, police roll Scott over and attempt to give him CPR.
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LEARN CPR DURING AN AIRPORT LAYOVER A new interactive training kiosk designed to teach CPR in as little as five minutes was installed last week at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, with plans for more to be installed at another four airports in March.
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Many people fear liability if something goes wrong during CPR, but all 50 states and the District of Columbia follow the Good Samaritan Law, which provides legal immunity to people who administer CPR in "good faith" with hopes of saving a person's life.
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In a statement responding to my query about the newly-unsealed emails, CPR said it did not draft its mass arbitration protocol to woo employers, even though they're the ones that decide whether CPR will handle the business of resolving their workers' disputes.
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Guyger, who had been trained in CPR but never performed it before, said she tried to do a "little CPR" on Jean but stopped because she had to go out to check the apartment number to tell the 911 dispatcher where she was.
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He stepped in and took over CPR as Sherry got the AED attached to me.
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My heart had stopped and my lips turned blue, but he didn't stop performing CPR.
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He said he was about to start CPR when an EMT arrived and took over.
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For example: A tube of ChapStick A personal CPR kit, because you really never know!
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Paramedics pulled him onto dry land, but were unable to revive him after performing CPR.
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So this is a police dog that performed CPR on an officer in mock demonstration.
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His father, Steve Bogard, performed CPR on him before Mason was rushed to the hospital.
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An old man died in Sydney's Chinatown because people were scared to give him CPR.
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The requirements include requiring CPR training, SIDS prevention planning and criminal background checks for staff.
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The sisters told deputies that they tried to perform CPR on him and called 911.
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Prison staff administered CPR, but emergency medical responders did not arrive until 6:40 p.m.
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They administered CPR, put an oxygen mask over his face, and started an IV drip.
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The paramedics checked Ahmodu for a pulse but couldn't find one, so they started CPR.
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Police officers administered CPR and naloxone, a narcotic overdose treatment, at the scene, O'Brien said.
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Oliver tries to perform CPR on the clearly-dead Simon, but it's to no avail.
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It's an eight-hour course often compared to CPR training or basic first aid training.
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A nurse attempted to perform CPR, but it did not help, according to Brown's mother.
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Flight crew and the doctor then took turns administering CPR, but Oswell never regained consciousness.
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Paramedics performed CPR and rushed the boy to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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After the attack, while awaiting an ambulance, the newborn's grandfather performed CPR on the girl.
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So now you too can reenact that famous sing-along CPR scene from The Office.
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Therefore, there is also a substantial risk for a cardiac arrest in space requiring CPR.
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Benrud says he is thankful that he remembered what he learned in his CPR classes.
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Two of them began to perform CPR, but no defibrillator was available in the building.
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When she arrived, she started performing CPR on her daughter, but Kailee was already dead.
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Morgan pulled Emmy out of the water and began CPR while her neighbor called 911.
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The fire department responded to the scene and attempted CPR, but could not resuscitate him.
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A woman made the call, and told the 911 operator someone was already performing CPR.
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The boyfriend called out for someone to call 911 and started performing CPR on Smith.
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She did not respond to the CPR, and was pronounced dead moments after paramedics arrived.
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The 911 operator instructed Chanel to perform CPR but she was unable to revive him.
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Then deputies administered CPR and paramedics arrived and shocked the guard, who regained a pulse.
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We also know EMTs administered CPR on scene, and he was transported to a hospital.
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His friends tried to help him before university officers arrived and performed CPR, he said.
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The neighbor began CPR on the infant and called 911, according to the news release.
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We're told paramedics rushed to the scene and performed CPR, but could not revive him.
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"You can't give them CPR," she continues: They have a hard plate over their chest.
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Yes, it reminded me immediately of Dwight wearing the CPR dummy's face on The Office.
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"I overheard the passenger performing CPR say she didn't have a pulse," the passenger says.
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Emergency medical workers attempted to provide lifesaving CPR, but were unable to revive the victim.
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In May, Morgan, 32, revealed she had performed CPR on her daughter before her death.
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Nowacki sprung into action and administered CPR until emergency medical services responded with an AED.
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" In the meantime, said Kalluri, "We're not offering CPR certifications that need to be renewed.
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First responders administered CPR and transported Burrous to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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With a crowd of confused beachgoers circling around me, I performed CPR on the dummy.
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Morgan ran down to the pool, pulled her daughter's body out and immediately attempted CPR.
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In addition to self-defense, students learned how to barricade classroom doors and perform CPR.
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The plane changed course to make an emergency landing as firefighter Jaha continued performing CPR.
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However, the rate can jump to as high as 45% when CPR was administered immediately.
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The Police Department did not respond to an email seeking comment on the CPR bills.
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"The most important part of CPR to do immediately is the chest compressions," Sasson said.
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You hear the dispatcher tell the nurse to perform CPR, but then the call disconnects.
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Southold police, the fire department's rescue squad and a hospital paramedic arrived and began CPR.
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Cops quickly determined he was lifeless, not breathing with no pulse and immediately began CPR.
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Sources tell us ... Chanel administered CPR on the massive 46-year-old until help arrived.
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You know, if you're going to be mayor, you're going to have to know CPR.
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Staff and other passengers were forced to rely on CPR to keep the woman alive.
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Photograph by Victor J. Blue for The New Yorker The medics had stopped doing CPR.
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When police arrived, Valva was performing CPR on Thomas in the home's basement, Hard said.
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Yet more than half the health care professionals thought CPR was appropriate in those cases.
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Police found Newberry and gave CPR while they waited for an ambulance -- which never came.
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The 2020 contest was Colorado's first presidential primary in 20 years, according to CPR News.
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She did CPR for about 20 minutes, with the help of an off-duty officer.
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"I think @RickSantorum might need to learn CPR for the NRA following midterms," he responded.
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Jones and her mother, who also lived in the house, called 911 and began CPR.
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They gave him two shots of Narcan, an overdose antidote for opioids, and started CPR.
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The association has also offered training or supplies for CPR, epinephrine injectors and albuterol inhalers.
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As a result, they contend, CPR may not be a neutral forum for workers' claims.
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The team tried to revive the bird with CPR but was unsuccessful, according to Marotto.
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A witness says CPR was performed and a defibrillator was used but to no avail.
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ECMO in theory is very simple and builds off the physiology of CPR: In CPR we take over the three main functions of the heart and lungs—oxygenate blood, remove carbon dioxide from blood, and pump the blood to the rest of the body.
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According to police, the friend called 911 and administered CPR until officers arrived on the scene.
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He has also been charged with official misconduct for failing to provide CPR to Mr. Gurley.
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Officers were called to Rylee's grandmother's home, and began performing CPR on her soon after arriving.
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He keeps performing CPR because her breathing goes on and off, Kimbro says in the video.
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I was desperate to revive her, so I started CPR and continued until the ambulance arrived.
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A teacher performed CPR on one of the injured students before an ambulance arrived, Carmack said.
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He called 911 and began giving his son CPR, however, paramedics were unable to revive Ryan.
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Emergency responders said Scott's CPR might have helped save the woman's life, he told the Star.
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She also allegedly said her husband attempted to give the infant CPR when she stopped breathing.
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I'm confused why people were jumping to that conclusion when Connor was doing CPR on Wes.
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Witham was given CPR at the scene, but could not be revived, the Missoulian newspaper reported.
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Noor said that he and Harrity started CPR on Damond but she died before his eyes.
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After paramedics' desperate CPR attempts to revive him, he was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m.
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Doctors don't feel pushed to continue CPR longer than we would otherwise or to stop sooner.
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She jumped in the pool to retrieve Emmy and started CPR while her neighbor called 911.
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Becoming a river instructor isn't easy, and takes training in boat use, CPR and first aid.
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After the co-worker found Keeling, he and others nearby, began performing CPR on the man.
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He said that CPR was applied for 40 minutes, but that his daughter couldn't be revived.
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"I started CPR and I had the dad grab the neck and hold it," she said.
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They called 911 and performed CPR at the instruction of the dispatcher, according to the affidavit.
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He was saved by medical professionals, who performed CPR and emergency surgery, according to the complaint.
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He was given CPR and transported to a nearby hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
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She immediately began CPR while her sister called 911 for help, according to the criminal complaint.
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Aerin had learned CPR three months prior as part of P.E. class at Cobb Middle School.
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Shahen scooped the drowning bird out of the water and immediately started giving the animal CPR.
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"Years ago, I took a CPR course thru the Red Cross," he wrote in the caption.
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Another American player, Shotaro Ban, administered CPR while a third player's wife called local emergency services.
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Marie made it to the hospital with a faint pulse, but efforts to deliver CPR failed.
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Both were worried about the noise, with Longhurst trying to look online for dog CPR techniques.
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However, lower education and lower household income were both associated with not having received CPR training.
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While Thornily performed CPR on her friend, "the 911 operator stayed on the phone," she said.
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Noted humorist Chris Paul got in on the act as well, giving Pierce CPR chest compressions.
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Hollenberg suspects more people would be willing to learn hands-only CPR than the traditional method.
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Wearing one shoe, she runs to his side of the car to administer Narcan and CPR.
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Of course, the best way to learn this (and CPR) is with a hands-on class.
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Emergency medical personnel arrived on the scene and performed CPR, but were unsuccessful in reviving Zayla.
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They tried to revive him with CPR, but he was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m.
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According to the Associated Press, Tillis was given CPR before being taken away by an ambulance.
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A doctor who was also working out administered CPR and used paddles to keep Bob alive.
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Medical personnel performed CPR but Lacey was pronounced dead less than 20 minutes after they arrived.
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She was with two other people who tried CPR after she fell unresponsive until paramedics arrived.
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Hands-only CPR can also help someone in cardiac arrest until an emergency medical team arrives.
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Staff and students, along with emergency responders, attempted CPR on Manitoski but she did not recover.
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"There's a consumer product revolution — "CPR" — which is really breathing new life into commerce," Hur said.
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According to Lundsgaard, medical personnel usually stop performing CPR when the patient shows signs of consciousness.
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If the recipient does arrest, the probability of resuscitating them, even with optimal CPR, is small.
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Once again, CPR, a defibrillator or chest compressions could save someone's life until emergency personnel arrive.
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Medical staff performed CPR on Owen for 90 minutes, and Owen was revived about five times.
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A paramedic in the crowd began performing CPR while the audience was removed from the hall.
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Other passengers performed CPR on her as the flight made an emergency landing in Philadelphia Tuesday.
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She helped relay instructions from the dispatcher on the phone to Butler, who began preforming CPR.
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People Mr. Simpson assumed were family members or friends begged the medical workers to perform CPR.
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Dr. Lilja and his assistant administered CPR and shocked the man with an automated external defibrillator.
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As Mr. Buford and his crew performed CPR on the lifeless body, he had an epiphany.
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"I started CPR and I had the dad grab the neck and hold it," Golden said.
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Too few Americans are trained in CPR or know where to find an automated external defibrillator.
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Before he was taken to the hospital, the statement says, Chauna Thompson performed CPR on Hernandez.
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I don't know, it looked like some kind of gay CPR, there was fanning and shit.
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" CPR said that it is, of course, "concerned with finding funding for our activities and mission.
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Meyer was on the front lawn with an officer performing CPR on Amos, the outlet says.
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Video from the scene also shows officers apparently attempting to revive a wounded comrade using CPR.
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Rescue personnel took over and continued to perform CPR all the way to hospital, Fairleigh said.
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Local authorities said he was found in the elevator, but that CPR could not revive him.
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In the mayhem, he found a man lying unconscious on the street and started performing CPR.
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However, the American Heart Association has been lobbying for all states to adopt telephone CPR requirements.
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His roommate called 911 and started to perform CPR while emergency crews rushed to the scene.
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Her son, just 12 at the time, pressed on Mr. Harrison's chest, trying to perform CPR.
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Ms. Butler was coached in CPR by a 911 operator who had been called by a neighbor.
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A neighbor helped her give the child CPR as Hidalgo allegedly fled the scene, the documents state.
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Dr. Shoirah ran downstairs and saw me on the floor where someone was performing CPR on me.
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First responders and the father dug the young child out of the collapsed basement and administered CPR.
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SECAUCUS, N.J. – Three New Jersey state troopers used CPR to revive a woman who had stopped breathing.
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An ER nurse, Bennett started CPR and rescue breathing on little Jackson while her husband called 911.
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Officers did not perform CPR on Garner, and neither did EMT when they arrived at the scene.
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Dr. Patrica DeLaMora spotted a fellow triathlete who had collapsed, so she jumped in to administer CPR.
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Lundsgaard called for more research into patients' levels of consciousness during CPR, and whether sedation is necessary.
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The medical team administered CPR and the man was transported to a nearby hospital, where he died.
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White first told investigators that Jazmine's injuries probably resulted from the hour of CPR hospital staff administered.
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" Speaking to CNN's Chris Cuomo on Wednesday, Santorum said, "I did misspeak in using the term CPR.
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The report said that her body was swept back to the shore and CPR was unsuccessfully performed.
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We're talking about CPR for teens and adults here, because guidelines differ for small children and infants.
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Authorities reportedly performed CPR on Reese and she was taken to a local hospital, where she died.
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Andrew Macaluso, a fourth-year medical student, began giving Joshua CPR at the scene before paramedics arrived.
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"He's alive, he's alive," a man shouted as he tried to administer CPR to an unconscious man.
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Firefighters recently saved a dog in Romania using one of the most basic first aid techniques: CPR.
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"There were several consecutive searches for 'child cor' and ultimately for 'child cpr,&apos" the document continues.
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His lifeless body was recovered and doctors performed CPR on him for 43 minutes to no avail.
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In the 911 call, the nurse assures the paramedic that CPR is being performed on the newborn.
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There and then, he decided that there should be a communication system to alert CPR-trained people.
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The would-be med student killed his new paramour by trying to save her life during CPR.
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The witness saw the boy and pulled him from the trap and started administering CPR, Camp said.
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CPR certification is time-consuming, and can be expensive, Abella told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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The report indicates that Smiley was unresponsive and that first responders performed CPR after bringing him ashore.
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Witnesses told BuzzFeed News that one person appeared to be very badly injured and was receiving CPR.
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In the video, Tillis said he was "overheated" and that "no CPR" or "special measures" were needed.
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We're told CPR was administered, to no avail ... she was pronounced dead on the scene by paramedics.
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But almost a year later, he and Lickenbrock unveiled a CPR training kiosk at Indianapolis International Airport.
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So I had them on speaker and they were helping me to do compressions, you know, CPR.
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In that time, her heart had stopped more than once, and her ribs were fractured from CPR.
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His lawyers argued he was in shock and felt unqualified to perform CPR due to inadequate training.
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A friend performed CPR on Fraser and loaded him into a wheel barrow to seek medical attention.
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CPR is a potentially life-saving technique that helps maintain blood circulation when someone's heart stops beating.
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The team performed CPR on the patient for 90 minutes -- much longer than normal, according to Parnia.
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SMS Lifesavers connects CPR-trained people with cardiac arrest patients nearby while they wait for an ambulance.
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The boy, who has not been identified, became unresponsive and a teacher began CPR, the statement said.
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He saw a baby on the ground surrounded by people asking if anyone knew CPR, he said.
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Dispatchers instructed the girl how to conduct CPR on her brother while authorities rushed to the scene.
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They then allegedly left him lying handcuffed, facedown on the concrete, for several minutes without performing CPR.
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The baby was not breathing, so I thought, I'm gonna try a little baby CPR real quick.
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Officers administered CPR, but Mr. Dungay was declared dead about an hour after he was first moved.
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The MCPS have just over 30 volunteers trained in CPR, self-defense, active shooter training, among others.
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Steve Keys, a firefighter, was performing CPR on a woman when he was grazed by a bullet.
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One of the two was unresponsive and pronounced dead after CPR was unsuccessful, the Coast Guard said.
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One coach, Chris Di'Iorio, performed CPR as Mariano Gonzalez, the team's trainer, applied pressure to the wound.
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Rick Santorum suggested CPR training would be more useful than stricter gun legislation in active shooter situations.
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A 2018 Cleveland Clinic survey found that 54% of Americans say they know how to perform CPR.
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Rick Santorum's (R-Pa.) suggestion that student activists should learn CPR instead of marching against gun violence.
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Dallas Police officer Tu Minh Nguyen testified Thursday Jean was "still alive" when officers started doing CPR.
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The exercise might have dissolved into total mayhem in the episode, but apparently, the CPR instructor's failed attempts at teaching the employees at Dunder-Mifflin rubbed off on at least one viewer: an Arizona man who helped save a woman's life with CPR he learned from Michael Scott.
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Instead of immediately calling for an ambulance and administering CPR to help save the dying 28-year-old Gurley, Liang and his partner were alleged to have argued about who should administer CPR and whether the shell-shocked Liang would get fired from his job as a police officer.
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I learned how to do CPR today so now I know how to save your life but more importantly I found out New York Presbyterian Hospital maintains a Spotify playlist of songs that are the right beat to time CPR compressions to and it is on point pic.twitter.
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Matthew Shudtz, the executive director of the Center for Progressive Reform (CPR), agrees that not having a private right of action under the Occupational Safety and Health Act is "a major shortcoming," and CPR legal scholars have argued that a similar provision should be created for occupational health regulations.
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Video from a patrol car camera showed the troopers removing the woman from the car and performing CPR.
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Jones&aposs mother began CPR at the instruction of a dispatcher after they called 911, the affidavit said.
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They also found out AJ's mother had searched for CPR that night using Freund's cell phone, documents allege.
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"Any person who knows CPR or who's medically trained would stop," DeLaMora tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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"The dispatcher walked me through CPR, 'cause I am not trained," Ashley, of West Saint Paul, told WCCO.
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Bobbi is the inventor of the Goldilocks Valve, a device she developed to save lives lost during CPR.
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The officer performed CPR on the judge until he was taken by ambulance to the hospital, Odell said.
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The morning after the alleged murder, they allegedly "faked" finding him dead and performing CPR before calling 911.
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Hall says Bartholomew took charge and told her coworkers to call 911 as the two women continued CPR.
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Eight deputies who administered CPR on scene were also exposed to the narcotic and taken to local hospitals.
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Conventional CPR involves chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth breaths given at a ratio of 30:2, respectively.
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CPR was performed and both the mother and daughter were rushed to a waiting ambulance, according to police.
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The agent then gave the woman CPR until emergency responders arrived, but she later died from her injury.
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An EMT on board administered CPR until the flight landed, and she was rushed to a nearby hospital.
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CPR and defibrillator shocks that are performed as quickly as possible give them the best chance at life.
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The pair dialed 911, and Angela attempted CPR, though her daughter decided to step in at one point.
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Subsequently, when the boy stopped breathing, Bodine ordered Miller to perform CPR on him, she testified, KWCH reports.
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The medics tried to resuscitate him in the ambulance and doctors again performed CPR at the emergency room.
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"Instantly everything came back to me about the CPR and I just started chest compressions immediately," she said.
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Karlton says he and Paul, a medical assistant, were the only customers, out of dozens, who knew CPR.
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"When we were giving CPR, I turned to Paul and I said, 'We're not losing her,' " Karlton recalls.
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All the flight attendants have CPR training, and they are trained in what is in our medical kits.
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Witnesses gave Brown CPR for "about 20 minutes" after digging him out of the collapsed tunnel, WJHG reported.
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Thankfully, Moore, of Boulder, Colorado, had taken a CPR class just one month before and sprung into action.
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" Avila says he gave Rosalie CPR for what seemed like a "lifetime" — "I was screaming, 'Come on, Rose.
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Hynes, who has become very skilled at CPR, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.
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Kimbro placed the limp little girl on the woman's lap and started CPR, occasionally massaging the baby's heart.
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Once the dog ran off, Chadwell began performing CPR on the severely wounded child, who was bleeding profusely.
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Police arrived on the scene minutes later and brought the baby onto a pedestrian walkway and continued CPR.
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He says she was unconscious and that he was getting ready to start CPR when emergency responders arrived.
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A police officer who attempted CPR told jurors that Justin was "acting hysterical" — emphasis on the first word.
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Whitaker tried to give his son CPR, but told deputies that his son was blue and not breathing.
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The bolt stopped Wiedman's heart, and a witness rushed over and administered life-saving CPR to the boy.
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In Greifswald, she led a crowd in practicing CPR as loudspeakers blared the Bee Gees song "Stayin' Alive".
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A teacher at the school performed CPR, reviving him, and he was rushed to UC Davis Medical Center.
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Darcey's hair was pulled until it ripped and she was given CPR at the side of the pool.
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Members of the department performed CPR for eight minutes before EMTs arrived and pronounced her dead, Gonzalez said.
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"In its current form, the regulatory system is not working as well as it should be," CPR said.
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The article also adds information from police about why no CPR was administered by officers at the scene.
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Responding officers administered CPR and gave six of the victims doses of naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal medication.
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A full 10 minutes pass from the beginning of the video to the time the man receives CPR.
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But if there's no bystander CPR or there's no early defibrillation, then the outcomes are much, much worse.
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He dragged Carl out of the bathroom, called a code blue, and began trying to give him CPR.
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Right place, right time She saved a family from a house fire; he performed CPR on a baby.
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He was given first aid and CPR, but died from his injuries at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis.
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In the video, you can see the officer performing CPR on little Aiden, who isn't making a noise.
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Before class started, this email informed me, I had to pass a basic CPR-and-first-aid class.
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Two off-duty nurses performed CPR on the child and were able to revive him, according to police.
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Patients who have cardiac arrest but who get rapid CPR and defibrillation can double their chance of survival.
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Using CPR and then a defibrillator to shock the heart can restore circulation and save the patient's life.
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Paramedics performed CPR on Huang and performed a blood transfusion as they brought him to a nearby hospital.
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At best, he looks like a CPR doll that won't let you do mouth-to-mouth on it.
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Family members reportedly tried performing CPR, but paramedics pronounced Mardis dead shortly after they arrived on the scene.
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An in-service is a training session where saves — back-boarding, CPR, first aid, and jumps are reviewed.
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Romelia Martinez then called 911 and he tried CPR on the boy and poured cold water on him.
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Roger Marshall's office says the Kansas congressman and doctor helped individuals who needed medical attention, including performing CPR.
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In the 1960s, L'Inconnue became famous in a different way — as a first aid mannequin to teach CPR.
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She was called "Resusci Anne" ("CPR Annie" in the United States) and became a physical symbol of salvation.
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Her nurse called a code, and a team rushed in to pump her with oxygen and give her CPR.
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The pair continued CPR for 6 or 7 minutes until emergency medical workers arrived and took over, she says.
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I still tried to revive him with Narcan, but I wasn't strong enough to move him to try CPR.
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"He had bruises on his face, marks on his neck" she added, as a medical team was performing CPR.
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After Betty administers CPR to her mom, Alice comes to, spitting out three gallons of Voss in the process.
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Officers performed CPR on the boy and took him to a local medical center, where he was pronounced dead.
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More first responders arrive and take turns giving Costello CPR before defibrillating her and moving her to an ambulance.
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Though the fire department responded to the scene and paramedics administered CPR, Burrous was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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This police dog in Spain, a very good boy named Poncho, has gone viral after demonstrating his CPR skills.
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People who are drowning victims are more likely to survive if someone performs CPR, and the quicker the better.
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Her husband, Dan Werner, performed CPR, and EMTs tried to revive her, but they were unable to save her.
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His family located him after about 20 minutes, then began performing CPR and called 911, the Buffalo News reports.
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The move to allow relatives to observe CPR comes along with broader efforts to bring families into critical care.
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Bond testified she tried to give Bella CPR, but McCarthy allegedly grabbed her by the throat and threatened her.
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His wishes were disregarded — he underwent CPR numerous times and was connected to a breathing machine until he died.
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I've pulled a bloated body from the bay, performed CPR on a baby and crawled down countless smoky hallways.
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"I can't recommend this enough, I took a CPR class with a focus on babies and toddlers," Lively wrote.
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Kaye's husband is a physician and rushed to the scene to perform CPR after he heard about the shooting.
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The detective and the others tried CPR and other attempts to save Lucas, but he died at a hospital.
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The American Heart Association offers a variety of online and in person classes to efficiently and effectively teach CPR.
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So they put the woman on the floor and performed CPR on the woman for at least 12 minutes.
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The American Red Cross also advises that parents take first aid and CPR courses to help in an emergency.
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On Tuesday, after learning CPR, BuzzFeed News reporter Julia Reinstein brought the playlist to the attention of Twitter users.
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And the creator also linked out to the hospital's CPR training video for those looking to perfect their technique.
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"If it wasn't for me knowing CPR, knowing what to do, Andrea probably wouldn't be here today," he says.
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"It hurt me ... to hear the governor of Minnesota saying that Mr. Castile did not receive CPR," he says.
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The responses to such a situation could include CPR and the use of Naloxone, the anti-opioid overdose drug.
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Just 18 percent had current training in CPR, while 65 percent said they had received training in the past.
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People with a graduate school education or higher were more than three times as likely have current CPR training.
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"Breaking outside of the classroom and the traditional model of CPR training is going to be important," Abella said.
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According to McDonald, when authorities arrived on the scene Sawyer was down and bystanders were performing CPR on her.
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But over the same time, the proportion who got hands-only CPR rose from 5.4 percent to 30.1 percent.
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Minutes later, the infant stopped breathing, so Jason performed CPR until paramedics arrived to race her to the hospital.
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Investigators also want to talk to a man on a bike who watched the officers perform CPR on Ruszczyk.
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"I'm a regular guy and I learned CPR in essentially 10 minutes and saved a life," Lickenbrcok, 22, said.
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Performing the CPR technique properly may save the life of the astronaut in space as well as the mission.
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He quickly ran to the scene and found Bristol, 68, breathless and without a pulse — so he began CPR.
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Emergency responders administered CPR upon arrival before she was transported to Westside Regional Medical Center, according to the outlet.
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So, Caua took over, relaying the dispatcher's CPR instructions to his mother in her native language, Portuguese, WVIT reports.
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I remember him laying Sloan on the kitchen counter, trying to perform CPR while on the phone with 911.
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"While [Boutte's staff] did start CPR, by the time the first responders arrived, she was essentially dead," Witt says.
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Boutte's staff did start CPR but Cornelius was "essentially dead" when first responders arrived, according to Witt, her attorney.
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Officers administered CPR and he was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead around 7:20 p.m.
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Then, later in the afternoon, her husband Roger Travis performed CPR on a baby on the side of road.
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"I'm first-aid certified, CPR certified, so my first instinct was to jump out and help them," he said.
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Researchers worked with education officials in each state to email surveys on CPR programs to superintendents and school principals.
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" After the man confirmed that someone was performing CPR on the baby, he asked again, "How's the mom doing?
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And a whole array of life skills, from hygiene to CPR, budgeting and banking, physical exercise and being healthy.
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Ten lost a significant amount of blood, and doctors said CPR was administered for two hours, but in vain.
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Chicago Event Management, which puts on the Chicago Marathon, made a video for runners on how to give CPR.
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"We need to better understand what these barriers are in order to inform training and public messaging about CPR."
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The concern is that performing CPR on a Covid-19 patient could expose health care workers to the virus.
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"I was giving chest compressions and continued to do CPR until eventually I spat out [Mosher's] blood," says Soules.
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Nipsey was pronounced dead at the hospital after paramedics performed CPR on the scene and during the ambulance ride.
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If he had fainted, I would have had to do, like, CPR, and you would have just stood there.
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Just as bystander CPR has become standard, public health agencies are working to increase awareness of bystander first aid.
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A friend well versed in overdose triage saved her with CPR because calling fire rescue is a last resort.
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Then, gradually, the held note seemed to revive through little pulsating additions of vibrato that sounded like musical CPR.
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When people receive CPR from emergency personnel outside the hospital for cardiac arrest, their 30-day survival rate doubles.
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In this multinational sample, almost 90 percent of the CPR attempts on patients over 80 involved non-shockable rhythms.
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For now, CPR remains the default for almost everyone, including very sick and frail older patients with poor prognoses.
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But one of the two was unresponsive and was pronounced dead after CPR was unsuccessful, the Coast Guard said.
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To be clear: The DoorDash workers' arbitration demands were not filed at CPR, but at the American Arbitration Association.
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Freeman's husband, Dion, performed CPR until an ambulance took her to a local hospital, where she died on Saturday.
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Luckily, he was saved by a bystander who performed CPR on him under the guidance of a 911 operator.
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Since then, millions of people have learned CPR on her, making her the world's most beloved life-size doll.
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In addition to parking enforcement and traffic control, they learn about highway safety, disaster response, first aid and CPR.
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" Several months later, after Keller Lenkner had filed thousands of demands at AAA and DoorDash had renewed its inquiry to CPR, CPR president Allen Waxman informed two board members that he was talking to Gibson Dunn about "the overall challenge" of mass arbitration, which "could be an important source of funding going forward.
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At the academy, from which he graduated in 2013 with top scores, CPR training was only cursory, Officer Liang said.
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The LAX police department, meanwhile, told the paper that they responded to scene, where paramedics were performing CPR on Fisher.
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The detective and two other employees tried CPR and other attempts to save Lucas, but he died at a hospital.
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Freund told detectives that Cunningham, who is pregnant, may have been searching CPR for babies in anticipation of her newborn.
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She came to my rescue, and saved my life by performing CPR until the medics responded to her 911 call.
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She performs CPR on Sasha long enough to keep her alive until paramedics arrive to take her to the hospital.
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Soon the parents were inside their pool gate attempting to do CPR on their youngest, who could not be revived.
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Paul took a short hiatus, before returning to taser a dead rat and perform mock CPR on a live fish.
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Other witnesses tried performing CPR on the two victims, aged 25 and 33, before authorities arrived, but to no avail.
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The hospital site lists out all the CPR steps, but the key number to remember is 100 compressions per minute.
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When his body was spotted by an officer in a pool, they pulled Drayton from the water and performed CPR.
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Williams shared photos and videos from an "infant CPR" class she and her fiancé took on Snapchat over the weekend.
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In the Littleton school district, any child over 11 can get free Red Cross CPR and Stop the Bleed training.
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Dequante's mother and grandmother, who were home when he got shot, performed CPR on him after calling 911, McKinley said.
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Last week, Poncho found himself in an unusual situation (for a dog): demonstrating how to give CPR to fallen officers.
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He lost consciousness, and his father tried to administer CPR and treat him with a nebulizer, Eyewitness News 7 reports.
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After finding Pruitt, the home's owner called emergency services and administered CPR until Livonia Fire & Rescue arrived on the scene.
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Karlton says he decided to share footage of the incident on Facebook to show people the importance of learning CPR.
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She was then given CPR by retired nurse Peggy Phillips for almost 20 minutes until the plane touched the ground.
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First responders performed CPR on the boy, and were able to "establish a pulse in the victim," the statement continued.
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Approximately 900,000 people have downloaded the app, which is open to anyone who's certified in CPR and wants to help.
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Carver County Sheriff Jim Olson reported that first responders attempted to provide CPR to Prince at around 9:43 a.m.
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She and a neighbor gave the boy CPR as they waited for police to arrive while Hidalgo fled the scene.
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Police removed him from the vehicle and administered CPR, which kept his heart beating until emergency medical service team arrived.
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CAMDEN, S.C. – A South Carolina sheriff says deputies chased down an unconscious driver on foot and revived him with CPR.
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You hear the dispatcher say the tractor driver is lying in a ditch unconscious and CPR was already being performed.
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The friend immediately initiated a GPS locator device, called for help and then performed CPR on his friend, Hatch said.
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They found that when rates of either type of CPR increased, the chances of surviving a sudden cardiac arrest doubled.
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The proportion who got standard CPR was 35.4 percent in the earlier period and 38.1 percent in the later period.
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She reportedly attempted to perform CPR, as did his 14-year-old son, but both were unable to revive him.
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A doctor on board the train performed CPR at the scene, but was unable to save the victim, Allison said.
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Nonstop CPR was performed on Zander for 75 minutes as he was transported to the hospital, where he later died.
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Twelve firefighters were shot at the concert, two while performing CPR, said Las Vegas Firefighters Local 1285 President Eric Littmann.
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" Location, location, location "Back when I started this business, if you did CPR once a month, that was a lot.
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" The scene he recreated: When a first aid trainer told employees to perform CPR to the tune of "Stayin' Alive.
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"I can't recommend this enough, I took a CPR class with with a focus on babies and toddlers," Lively wrote.
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First aid — including the use of CPR, defibrillators and tourniquets — is a set of simple skills that anyone can learn.
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Good boy, Poncho A police dog was trained to do CPR and showed off his skills in a mock demonstration.
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Another team member noticed him collapse, immediately contacted emergency services and with their guidance, provided CPR until they arrived onsite.
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Medical experts testified at the trial that to properly administer CPR, the patient's back should lie flat against the floor.
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Doctors and crew members performed CPR on Emile Griffith when he suddenly fell ill Thursday night, CNN affiliate KPIX reported.
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"A medic was on the set and when they realized he wasn't breathing, they began to perform CPR," he says.
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Mr. Landau said he had received about two minutes of CPR training and never read the textbooks he was given.
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To get more people trained, 39 states had passed legislation requiring CPR training in high schools as of September 2017.
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When a male customer collapsed on the premises, Norman called an ambulance and attempted to perform CPR, the Independent reports.
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A "how-to" video is followed by a practice session on a rubber manikin and a 30-second CPR test.
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When she told the officer that her daughter needed CPR, he said he did not know how to perform it.
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"Literally on one side of the street here in Denver, the rate of people doing CPR was 40%," Sasson said.
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In the home, there was no difference between the sexes — about a third of both women and men got CPR.
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The term applies to someone receiving CPR, in respiratory arrest, or requiring and receiving life-sustaining ventilator or circulatory support.
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So unless someone started CPR right away and shocked the heart with a defibrillator, the person could 'die from laughing.
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Every minute that goes by without CPR, the chance of survival for someone in cardiac arrest decreases by 10 percent.
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Coaches performed CPR to try to save him, but was pronounced dead a short time later at Montefiore Medical Center.
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Officer Valva was in the basement when the police arrived, and he appeared to be performing CPR on the boy.
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Paramedics told him that she might have been in a worse condition if Scott had not performed CPR on her.
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Ms. Jackson, a certified nursing assistant, said she briefly tried to perform CPR on him, but it was too late.
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It appeared from the video that a man took over CPR before male emergency workers from the Fire Department arrived.
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They initiated CPR on the scene before Candice was transported to a local hospital, where she died later that day.
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Arthur Medici, 26, of Revere, Massachusetts, was given first aid, including CPR, but died at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) after he suggested Sunday that student activists should learn CPR instead of protesting for gun control.
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Widespread implementation of telephone CPR would include three to four hours of initial training and a yearly refresher, said Kurz.
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" "To know CPR is to know how to prevent a tragedy, [so] if you've got 70 percent of these cardiac arrests that take place in the home – this could be your child, spouse, parent, friend – the initiative is to make CPR something that's not really intimidating, that's something that everybody feels they can learn.
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Ursin told WDSU that paramedics at the scene performed CPR on Moore – who, Baker told WDSU, was shot in the chest.
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" Within "30 seconds to 3 minutes," Granger and Amber found themselves "inside of our pool gate doing CPR on our son.
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When police arrived on the scene, they administered CPR and six doses of naloxone, the nasal spray that reverses opioid overdoses.
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Refrain from touching anybody's face or body under any circumstance, unless they're choking on six ecstasy pills and need immediate CPR.
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According to the statement, prison staffers found Kreider unconscious in his cell and immediately began administering "life-saving procedures" including CPR.
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Smarr bled to death as he gave Smith CPR in a desperate attempt to save his wounded friend, his family said.
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The girl was pulled out and CPR performed before paramedics arrived to rush her to a nearby hospital where she died.
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The original patient who required an AED had a return of pulses with CPR and paramedic and remains in critical condition.
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In a supplemental case report obtained by PEOPLE, officers stated they administered CPR on Chase after realizing he was not breathing.
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If nothing has changed and there is no pulse, the person needs CPR from a trained bystander and emergency medical care.
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Malaika and a doctor tried to perform manual CPR on Ali's fragile body but knew there was nothing they could do.
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Another lifeguard, 17, jumped into the water and they both brought the man up and starting performing CPR, according to reports.
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As for parents, the American Red Cross advises that parents take first aid and CPR courses to help in an emergency.
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The outlet reports that paramedics were rushed to the scene where they performed CPR before transporting Emeline to a nearby hospital.
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The plastic surgeons performed CPR and sent the man to an emergency room, but he died less than two hours later.
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The proportion of patients receiving CPR from bystanders grew from 22 percent in 53-25 to 21 percent in 22019-2017.
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She eventually began foaming at the mouth, which prompted emergency personnel to perform CPR before transporting her to a nearby hospital.
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But CPR as we know it on Earth isn't possible on the space station because it's missing one key ingredient: gravity.
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Officers performed CPR on the girl, whose name they did not release, en route to Mount Sinai Hospital, the police said.
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Upon arrival, police found Hot Springs Fire Department personnel performing CPR on the 9-month-old victim (who had a twin).
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Those who are trained in CPR should also give two "rescue breaths" after every 30 compressions, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Police said he was outside the building; video taken by an eyewitness shows an individual receiving CPR minutes after the collapse.
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Although he'd never taken a CPR class, Nandikotkur started pushing down on the unconscious man's chest and breathing into his mouth.
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He later placed the infant on the kitchen floor and attempted CPR on the baby before emergency responders arrived, it said.
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Bystander CPR generally won't restore a normal heart rhythm, but it can buy time by maintaining blood flow to vital organs.
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But according to Patrick J. Lynch, head of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, CPR training in the city's police academies remains inadequate.
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A motorist who said she was a doctor was guided by other drivers up the heap, where she helped administer CPR.
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The bystander managed to pull him to shore, where he was met by rescue personnel who performed CPR on the swimmer.
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Mr. Amster said that Mr. Buck saw Mr. Dean in a "state of arrest" and tried to perform CPR on him.
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Here's how to perform hands-only CPR—the exact tutorial—according to Anderson and her entire team of heart whisperers: 1.
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Drain then refill the tub with clean water and press down using a CPR-pumping motion to release the soap. 4.
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Homage also provides compliance tools that collect information about licenses, background and health checks, AED and CPR training and other documentation.
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The medical staff continued CPR for about 15 minutes, Burton said, but the inmate was pronounced dead at 10:47 a.m.
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He originally didn't have a pulse following the incident, but officials performed CPR and the boy was taken to a hospital.
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McGinty and Needum got Riordan back into the plane, where Needum and another passenger, retired nurse Peggy Phillips, began performing CPR.
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The stranger got on the phone with the 911 dispatcher as Rodriguez performed CPR and helped Rodriguez stay calm, he said.
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CPR News reported that Colorado's primary may result in delays, although early results are expected on the evening of Super Tuesday.
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Maybe a person's eyes can look like that but they can still be saved, defibrillated or CPR-ed back to life?
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I'm sure that every arbitrator working for CPR or AAA or JAMS truly believes that she is a neutral decision-maker.
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It has three office spaces and one retail space; tenants include Napa Auto Parts, a real estate company and Eastern CPR.
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The mechanic immediately falls forward as his dogs run off, before a group of bystanders rush in to help perform CPR.
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We're told Delta officials immediately rushed the dog to an animal hospital nearby where doctors administered CPR, but couldn't revive him.
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We tried shocking the patient a couple times, still unsuccessful, kept with CPR and just never really got the gentleman back.
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But Rick Santorum suggesting that kids learn CPR instead of calling for gun laws is in a category of its own.
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So far, according to a CPR spokeswoman, the service has not received arbitration demands that have triggered the mass claims protocol.
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"Since survival from cardiac arrest depends on the prompt delivery of CPR by a bystander, we need to think of ways to make CPR training more accessible to everyone and for everyone," Audrey L. Blewer, epidemiologist and resuscitation scientist at the Duke University School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, told Campaign Live.
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The caller, describing what happened to the 911 operator, said the grandmother feverishly performed CPR after the child sustained a neck wound.
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Miami Fire Rescue captain Ignatius Carroll told the Miami Herald that Miami-Dade rescue workers attempted to perform CPR on the child.
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Fellow worshippers called him to help victims, and he began to do CPR on one until realizing it was his own wife.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who knows doggy CPR, so when man's best friend is in trouble, improvisation is key.
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Caregivers should also consider learning CPR, teaching their children water-safety skills, and putting life jackets on their kids, the AAP says.
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A valiant police dog in Spain showed off its first-responder skills by apparently performing CPR on an agent who played dead.
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The Crenshaw rapper was pronounced dead at the hospital after paramedics performed CPR at the murder scene and during the ambulance ride.
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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, involves giving chest compressions to someone in an emergency situation such as cardiac arrest, near-drowning, or suffocation.
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Bueno, a certified registered nurse anesthetist, rushed to help the fallen runner and gave him CPR until paramedics arrived on the scene.
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They also performed CPR, but the hospital physician who eventually saw Kara determined the blow to her head had killed her instantly.
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She did not even administer CPR to Jean after realizing what she had done, displaying a particularly damning disregard for his life.
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We also know that 80 to 90 percent of physicians would not want CPR or mechanical ventilation at the end of life.
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Gillette was aided by his son, Bayelee (right) at the scene, who had taken a CPR class the day before the shooting.
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He wrote down in his own medical chart that he did not want CPR or to be connected to a breathing machine.
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Crew and doctors performed CPR on the man, according to San Francisco station KPIX, but he died from an apparent heart attack.
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Then, on April 19703th, when CPR announced a planned centre in British Columbia, its government said it too was considering similar legislation.
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Despite our best efforts, Cinta's heart stopped beating, and we were unable to revive him with medications or resuscitate him with CPR.
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"They did CPR on her over and over... still didn't get no response... So he just said she was gone," Johnson said.
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Lucky for him, a co-worker -- who had just taken a CPR course the day before -- was around to save his life.
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I just checked his pulse and put my head on his heart and laid him down and I just started doing CPR.
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In fact, the collection of CPR-friendly music includes of a wide variety of genres, artists, and even some absolutely hilarious throwbacks.
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Whenever a 911 call is placed about someone going into cardiac arrest, it issues alerts to people who are CPR certified nearby.
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Baker Jr.'s father, Brian Baker Sr., told the news station that medical officials performed CPR on his son for 45 minutes.
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A study of just eight of India's 29 states by CPR showed that there are more than 1,200 laws related to land.
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Luckily, Perry's assistant was able to perform CPR on the tiny pup and bring the pet back to a state of consciousness.
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The officer was given CPR by Tobias Ellwood, an MP and former soldier who lost his brother in a bombing in Indonesia.
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New Jersey state troopers use CPR to revive woman Raw video: Heroic actions of state police officers caught on dashcam in Secaucus.
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The friend tried like hell to help McCarver -- performing CPR and other lifesaving maneuvers -- but he wasn't able to bring him back.
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According to the American Heart Association, 88 percent of cardiac arrests happen at home—so knowing CPR can really save someone's life.
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She also called family members of her husband, who was away on military duty, and they arrived and started CPR, police say.
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The dispatcher holds out hope and tells the girlfriend to get Blake on the floor and tells her how to do CPR.
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He credits bystanders who quickly jumped into action, performing CPR and using the gym's automated external defibrillator (AED), with saving his life.
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She says the wife performed CPR and his 14-year-old son tried to help as well ... but they couldn't revive him.
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Best fell to the floor and at least two men rushed over to start CPR, Rachel Macy, a witness told the Oregonian.
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Officials attempted CPR and called for emergency responders, but MacNeill was unable to be revived and was pronounced dead at the facility.
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But in Grossman's view, all of that might have been avoided if one cop had performed CPR on Michael Brown's dead body.
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They get fundamental training in CPR, and that's all they can do, if nothing else is taxing their time at that moment.
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CNN affiliate WLS reported its cameras were on scene at least 203 minutes before paramedics removed the sheet and began administering CPR.
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The Pitkin County Sheriff's Office said that the skier in Colorado was buried by snow near Markley Hut, extricated and given CPR.
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Hall said she did CPR on Dhaliwal for 10 minutes, while she waited for other officers to show up on the scene.
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Her job isn't limited to performingEveryone on her team is certified by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors, and gets CPR training.
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At the scene, the footage shows officers performing CPR on Clark, and officers asking each other if their body cameras are muted.
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"They did CPR on her over and over ... still didn't get no response ... So he just said she was gone," Johnson said.
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Through devices like Google Cardboard and Oculus Rift, medical professionals will be able to practice everything from CPR to rare surgical procedures.
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She was told to pull over, which she did, instructing another friend to perform CPR on Ward while they awaited an ambulance.
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The course basically involves training people to administer CPR and the opioid antidote, naloxone, from kits that cost about $20-40 each.
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"Dyson added: "Everyone should have a basic understanding of first aid, be able to perform CPR, control bleeding and apply a tourniquet.
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Nathalie Perez, Silvercrest's receptionist, said she initially felt unsure about how the CPR course would help her understand the company any better.
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According to another video of the incident, a full 10 minutes passes before a paramedic arrives and begins CPR on the man.
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The girl received a total of three shocks, alternating with CPR until the ambulance arrived to take her to a nearby hospital.
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We didn't really need another reason for an Office reboot, but now Dunder-Mifflin's bad CPR training just saved a real life.
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They start doing CPR, they are pumping his chest to get his heart going, taking turns with some of the security guards.
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He then performed CPR for 20 straight minutes during the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration through 2 hours of emergency surgery.
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We continued CPR all the way back to Texas Children's [Hospital] and all the way up to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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In Sydney, Australia, reports say that a man died after he collapsed outside a Chinese restaurant and onlookers refused to perform CPR.
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Despite Craig&aposs attempts to perform CPR on his son, Jozef&aposs injuries to his neck caused him to suffocate and die.
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Rick Santorum said Wednesday he misspoke when suggesting earlier this week that students should learn CPR instead of advocating for gun control.
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When guards found Lee in his single-person cell, they cut him down, began CPR immediately and notified medical staff, Burton said.
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Dawn-Marie Gray, a concertgoer who happened to have seven years experience as a paramedic, found herself providing CPR and tying tourniquets.
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"CPR developed the protocol in response to the challenges posed in bringing timely and comprehensive resolution to mass claims," the statement said.
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He then performed CPR for 20 straight minutes during the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration through 85033 hours of emergency surgery.
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Blair immediately began performing CPR as Lee put on blue gloves and tried to stanch the blood coming from Jean's chest wound.
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They called for an ambulance, and a paramedic in the crowd began performing CPR while the audience was removed from the hall.
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Herman's father gave him CPR until paramedics from the North Fork Fire Department arrived, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Sandstede said her bill is modeled after Wisconsin's law, which was enacted in 2018 and set aside $250,000 for telephone CPR training.
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Having a bystander provide CPR before paramedics arrive on the scene can double or even triple the rate of survival, Kurz said.
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Kelly gave him CPR, and even got him back to breathing for a few minutes, but he died before the ambulance arrived.
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For what makes the story of the Inconnue even stranger is her 20023s use as the model for a CPR training device.
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Behr prepared to perform CPR on the woman, but an EMT official swooped in and took over, ordering Behr and the group away.
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The uncle alerted Anthony's grandparents, who began trying to resuscitate him while getting instructions in CPR from the 911 operator, the police said.
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After she saw his eyes roll back in his head, according to the family's GoFundMe page, she immediately began attempting CPR on him.
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And you can't really perform CPR just by watching that one episode of The Office (although one person actually managed to do it).
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"Witnessing a CPR class using the Womanikin, we also noticed the attachment offered a natural conversation starter to discuss this issue," Robinson said.
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The officers found the toddlers unresponsive and in cardiac arrest inside the minivan and performed CPR on them to no avail, Hart said.
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The authors of the current study say that only 37 percent of people who suffer sudden cardiac arrest in public receive bystander CPR.
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After calling 911, the assistant moved Miller to the floor, where he performed CPR until emergency services arrived and pronounced the rapper dead.
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A Missouri woman had a lunch date to remember when she used her life-saving CPR skills to come to her date's rescue.
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Miller then said when Evan returned, he was limp and Bodine forced her to perform CPR on him but they never called 911.
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Read a transcript of the 911 call After paramedics' desperate CPR attempts to revive him, Prince was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m.
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More like good old proper emergency skills: Winters had taken CPR training in eighth grade because her mom is in the medical field.
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Upon seeing the creature, one of the coast guard members dove in and brought the cat on board, where it was given CPR.
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The Shallows actress, 29, posted a similar Instagram post on Monday, urging parents to take CPR courses, especially if they had small children.
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While Poncho is great at mimicking what CPR looks like, he does not actually use this life-saving skill on people in need.
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PEOPLE obtained the 911 recordings from October, in which three bystanders — including a physician — say they tried to administer CPR to the teen.
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Oswell's breathing and pulse eventually stopped, and flight attendants tried to administer CPR after an onboard defibrillator failed to work, the complaint said.
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"One of them died right in front of me with the paramedics giving him CPR and he just didn't come back," Wolf said.
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One such app is PulsePoint, which allows 911 operators to alert people within about a quarter-mile of where CPR assistance is needed.
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They performed CPR until an off-duty ER doctor who had received a PulsePoint alert arrived from his house just two blocks away.
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It was unconscious by the time they pulled it out of the water, though the officers were able to revive it with CPR.
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Bush said she then ran back into the daycare and promptly performed CPR on the child and called 911, she told Fox 8.
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Saturday and tried to revive the child by putting her in a tub filled with hot water and doing CPR, the station reported.
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Body camera footage showing police performing CPR on Terrence Sterling after he was shot by an Metropolitan Police Department police officer on Sept.
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Officer Juan Toran of the Roseville Police Department who had arrived on scene, gave CPR to Castile for about two minutes, he said.
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AX * OFFER TO ACQUIRE 10% OF CPR PHARMA SERVICES THROUGH ISSUE OF 4 MILLION CO SHARES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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He did not have a pulse when they got him back on land, but another bystander performed CPR and eventually he was resuscitated.
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Werner performed CPR and called for help, and when paramedics arrived, they administered an epinephrine injection in case she suffered an allergic reaction.
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Liang testified in court on Monday that he did not perform CPR on Gurley in part because he was "panicking" and "in shock."
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A WLS camera was at the scene for at least 15 minutes before paramedics took the sheet off the teen and tried CPR.
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The non-profit has also trained 5,500 Downingtown sixth-grade students hands-only CPR and how to use an automatic external defibrillator (AED).
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When medical personnel are not yet on the scene, trained bystanders can start CPR and past studies show that it improves survival rates.
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CPR was more common for children over age 2 years compared to younger kids, and for cardiac arrests that occurred outside the home.
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But when researchers surveyed administrators at schools in 203 states with mandatory CPR, only 77 percent of respondents said they provided this training.
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Liang testified on Monday that he had never practiced CPR on the resuscitation dummy at police academy; his training had been mostly theoretical.
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Firefighter Jaha sprang into action and began performing CPR and administering shocks with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), according to the fire department.
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Given that 70 percent of cardiac arrests occur at home, a family member or friend is most likely the beneficiary of bystander CPR.
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My son was too young to remember the first time his father collapsed on a trail, in need of an ambulance and CPR.
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Richard R. Hough III, chairman and chief executive, opted instead for first aid and CPR — and not because the firm's clients were aging.
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"If you're out here on the water, you're not risking jail time to catch shrimp," said Dave Bader, a spokesman for Vaquita CPR.
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"After the fact, I had a couple staff go out and two gentlemen performed CPR on the two ladies right outside," Austin recalled.
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He immediately checked Aiden's airway, patted his back and started CPR on him to get him breathing on his own before paramedics arrived.
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The student's parent later repeatedly harassed this volunteer for not closing the dorm room door to ensure their daughter's privacy while receiving CPR.
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After a midshipman administered CPR, Forney was transported to Anne Arundel County Medical Center where he was pronounced dead at 11:28 p.m.
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Ms. Gardner, whose CPR certification had expired, said being recertified would help her if she returned to work as a direct support professional.
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Wenstrup went on to describe how he gave CPR to several injured people, including one who he believes died instantly in the accident.
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In the video, it appears that several male sumo staff members gathered around Mr. Tatami before the female nurse arrived to start CPR.
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Johnson allegedly told police he gave the boy CPR for more than 30 minutes, saying Cedric wasn't moving but still had a heartbeat.
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To become certified by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors, Roy had to complete 60 logged dives and CPR and first aid training.
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John Fairleigh, a paramedic with Dallas Fire-Rescue, testified that he and rescue personnel arrived to find police had started CPR on Jean.
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While in the ambulance on route to Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center, Wetschler was given CPR to keep him alive.
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He is also the founder and president of Phoenix Institute of CPR and Defibrillation, a nonprofit that generates awareness and training in India.
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Scheindlin, who presided over several multidistrict litigation proceedings when she was a judge, said the CPR protocols resemble the settlement process in MDLs.
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A Democratic Iowa gubernatorial candidate performed CPR on a woman during a fundraiser Saturday, after she apparently choked on a piece of food.
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