Following basic training, Mugurel started performing CPR on the pup.
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Chadwell immediately started performing CPR on the severely wounded child.
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Howard Kaye recalled performing CPR on his wife after the shooting.
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Someone is performing CPR but it's unclear if it was Soules.
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Needum and another passenger, retired nurse Peggy Phillips, began performing CPR.
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"We've been doing the digital equivalent of performing CPR," Trotter said.
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Despite these concerns, performing CPR isn't something only medical professionals can do.
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He was in cardiac arrest and a family member began performing CPR.
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Deputies then enter the cell, call for help and begin performing CPR.
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Luckily, a nurse was walking down the beach and started performing CPR.
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A guard tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate him by performing CPR, they said.
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Edwards begins performing CPR to try and save her, screaming all the while.
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The mother started performing CPR on her son and the boy's aunt called 911.
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Off-duty firefighters are performing CPR and starting to triage victims inside the festival.
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Emergency responders were seen performing CPR on them as they were placed into ambulances.
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My heart had stopped and my lips turned blue, but he didn't stop performing CPR.
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Paramedics pulled him onto dry land, but were unable to revive him after performing CPR.
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When she arrived, she started performing CPR on her daughter, but Kailee was already dead.
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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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"I overheard the passenger performing CPR say she didn't have a pulse," the passenger says.
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The plane changed course to make an emergency landing as firefighter Jaha continued performing 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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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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After the co-worker found Keeling, he and others nearby, began performing CPR on the man.
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According to Lundsgaard, medical personnel usually stop performing CPR when the patient shows signs of consciousness.
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A paramedic in the crowd began performing CPR while the audience was removed from the hall.
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Meyer was on the front lawn with an officer performing CPR on Amos, the outlet says.
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In the mayhem, he found a man lying unconscious on the street and started performing CPR.
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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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They then allegedly left him lying handcuffed, facedown on the concrete, for several minutes without performing CPR.
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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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Video from a patrol car camera showed the troopers removing the woman from the car and performing CPR.
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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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Once the dog ran off, Chadwell began performing CPR on the severely wounded child, who was bleeding profusely.
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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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Family members reportedly tried performing CPR, but paramedics pronounced Mardis dead shortly after they arrived on the scene.
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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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"He had bruises on his face, marks on his neck" she added, as a medical team was performing CPR.
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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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According to McDonald, when authorities arrived on the scene Sawyer was down and bystanders were performing CPR on her.
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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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The concern is that performing CPR on a Covid-19 patient could expose health care workers to the virus.
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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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She came to my rescue, and saved my life by performing CPR until the medics responded to her 911 call.
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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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Twelve firefighters were shot at the concert, two while performing CPR, said Las Vegas Firefighters Local 1285 President Eric Littmann.
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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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Then he realized something was wrong: Two people were on the ground next to a truck, frantically being treated by medics were performing CPR.
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According to KABC, which reported the story, the firefighter spent 20 minutes performing CPR on the pup, whom he rescued from the burning building.
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Then an alarm went off and 10 people ran into the room and started performing CPR and they took me out of the room.
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According to the affidavit, Howerton noticed Mandadi was not breathing when they approached Luling so he started performing CPR before driving to the hospital.
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A video from inside the club shortly after the shooting shows someone performing CPR on the victim, he was allegedly shot in the head.
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Prather was performing CPR on Jagger as deputies arrived at her home and was arrested about four hours later, according to documents provided by investigators.
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A Georgia police officer is being hailed a hero after a dramatic dashcam video shows him performing CPR to help a choking infant breathe again.
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I saw a passenger pumping on her chest performing CPR and someone ran up to the front of the plane where they got a defibrillator.
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But according to a physician's report, Collet had been performing CPR on him for 10 minutes by the time paramedics arrived, with no signs of breathing.
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He walks toward the scene of the accident, where he finds people performing CPR, the driver being taken into custody, and what appear to be dead bodies.
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So, the New York ad agency JOAN Creative, along with the organization United State of Women, created the Womanikin to try to normalize performing CPR on women.
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The press release states that officers arrived to find Wilson's mother performing CPR on Fielding, who was unconscious and splayed on the floor, bleeding from the head.
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The child, who is now in stable condition, was hypothermic, and first responders took turns performing CPR until they could get her to an ambulance, police said.
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After the sessions, 72 percent of students said they felt more comfortable with the idea of performing CPR, Knopov and colleagues report in the Journal of Education.
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Shortly before the reports about the suicide attempt started coming out, aerial footage from WFSB showed someone performing CPR on a body outside of Dulos&apos house.
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Grossheim was the first person to enter Hughes' room, using a key, and tried to help him by picking him up and performing CPR, according to the lawsuit.
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When the officers got out of the car and realized Damond was unarmed, they began performing CPR on her, but she was pronounced dead a short time later.
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Byers, a certified paramedic, later tried to save the team member who had been shot by performing CPR during the 40-minute flight to Bagram Airfield, the report said.
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Police say the boy was taken to the hospital after the child's 21-year-old mother returned home from work and found her boyfriend performing CPR on her son.
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She said the couple took turns performing CPR, and later placed Cali in cold water in the shower in an attempt to wake her up, according to the affidavit.
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Federal authorities have concluded there is "insufficient evidence" to charge the police officer who was filmed performing CPR on a motorcyclist he fatally shot in Washington, DC, last year.
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They claimed they tried to revive him, even performing CPR, opening an airway in his throat, and finally rushing to get him medical attention at a nearby French clinic.
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They kept performing CPR, and the Police Department then quarantined the five officers and two firefighters who had interacted with him, sending them home while health officials ran tests.
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"About 20 seconds after that, I came upon a crowd of about 30 people ... probably about five people on the ground, bleeding," he said, adding that pedestrians were performing CPR.
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Scott, who has no medical training, checked for a pulse and could not find one, so he climbed over the woman and began performing CPR to the best of his ability.
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They started performing CPR on me, they pulled out the AEDs and used that on my twice before the paramedics got there super quick and they jolting me one more time.
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The video showed Dallas police performing CPR on Botham on September 6, 2018, moments after off-duty Dallas police officer Amber Guyger shot the 26-year-old accountant in his home.
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The Evetts-Russomano method involves the person performing CPR placing their left leg over the right shoulder of the patient and their right leg around the patient's back under the left arm.
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In the moments after the crash, students helped point the police in the direction of the fleeing vehicle, called 911 and began performing CPR on their classmates before teachers and emergency personnel arrived.
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There's also what's called the Lazarus phenomenon, described as delayed return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) — basically, when a person who's suffered a cardiac arrest "comes back to life" after you've stopped performing CPR.
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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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Newly released body camera footage showed Dallas police officers joking after a pinned, handcuffed man who later died became unresponsive, rather than checking his pulse or performing CPR, according to The Dallas Morning News.
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Authorities are searching for Candice Renea Diaz, 24, and her boyfriend, Brad Edward Fields, 28, after officers were called to the Sumpter Township mobile home park, where family members were performing CPR on the child.
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The Register, citing the arrest affidavit, reports that Nicole allegedly told investigators she tried performing CPR on her daughter after a younger sibling found Natalie on her back with vomit coming out of her mouth.
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Clearwater Fire and Rescue District Chief, Greg Newland, praised the good samaritans at the beach for quickly jumping to action by pulling those hurt to safety and performing CPR on the man who was struck.
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Clinton County sheriffs and witnesses rushed to help the victims, with deputies performing CPR and life-saving measures on the men, Clinton County Emergency Services director Eric Day has said, according to the Press-Republican.
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Since 22020, SaveLife has trained 2100,215 police officers in 22 states to provide trauma care tailored for crash victims — everything from performing CPR and transporting a victim safely to dealing with fire injuries, impalement or dismemberment.
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Upon seeing the boys submerged in the water, their frantic mother and other relatives pulled them from the water and began performing CPR as they called for help, the Broward Sheriff's Office says in the report.
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Two of the officers glanced up at a second-story window and saw what they thought was the silhouette of a person bobbing up and down; one of them remarked that it could be someone performing CPR.
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Barely 10 minutes after reaching a public gathering that was held in a large tent to celebrate the Indian festival of Holi, I was performing CPR on a boy who had suddenly collapsed in a makeshift pool of colored water.
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There was no information about what set off the crush in the packed streets, and online videos showed only its aftermath: people lying apparently lifeless, their faces covered by clothing, emergency crews performing CPR on the fallen, and onlookers wailing and crying out to God.
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The America-born member of Parliament attempted to save the officer's life, performing CPR and mouth-to-mouth inside the gates of the Palace of Westminster shortly after authorities said an armed attacker drove a car into nearby pedestrians before crashing and stabbing the officer with a knife.
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Waters said Smarr died at the scene trying to resuscitate Smith: Smarr was performing CPR on his friend when he died, and his body was found across Smith's Lembrick's relatives could not be reached for comment, and calls to the families of both fallen officers were not returned on Wednesday.
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While reporters shouldn't be putting out fires or performing CPR it would not be wrong for a reporter to give food to a homeless person or help get an injured person to a hospital … In this situation, no matter what you are doing, continuing to do that, especially when you are filming seems incredibly disrespectful to not only the injured people but others helping them.
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