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This lesson will teach you how to administer adult CPR, including techniques for rescue breathing and chest compression. Learn CPR and save a life!
with CPRCertified.comThis lesson will teach you how to administer adult CPR, including techniques for rescue breathing and chest compression. Learn CPR and save a life!
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Learn how to use an Automated External Defibrillator on an adult or a child. This device is easy to operate and can save a life by restarting the heart beat.
with CPRCertified.comLearn how to use an Automated External Defibrillator on an adult or a child. This device is easy to operate and can save a life by restarting the heart beat.
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Andrew H
What difference does a second rescuer provide that would allow for 15:2? Is it not more effective if I'm the sole rescuer?
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Hi Andrew, a second rescuer can be more effective because it allows each person to rest in-between each CPR cycle. This allows for more consistent compression timing/depth and rescue breaths delivery. If you are doing CPR until emergency medical help gets there it can be physically demanding for some people.
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Marie W
Very informative. Thank you
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