Objective The quality of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) has been shown to affect the survival ... Adequate rate was the percentage of compression with rate between 100–120 chest compressions per ...

Almost half this decline (6%) was between the first and second minutes of CPR. Neither chest compression rate, nor rescue breath volume, were affected by rescuer fatigue. Conclusion Fatigue affects ...

In those instances, lay rescuers providing conventional CPR that combines chest compression with rescue ... of evidence for identifying the optimal rate of chest compressions in infants and ...

Chest-compression–only CPR is easier to teach, especially in real time by emergency dispatchers, and is more likely to be attempted by laypersons. Moreover, the recently released 2010 American ...

The position of this sticker is tracked as the person performs chest compressions on a CPR dummy. This generates a 1D waveform that represents the depth and rate of the compressions. From this, the ...

No significant differences were noted between the chest-compression–only and conventional CPR groups in rates of survival to hospital discharge — the primary outcome — (12.5% and 11.0% ...

Chest compressions pump the heart, circulating oxygen already in the person’s body. This makes compression-only CPR suitable for an adult who suddenly collapses. Compression-only CPR should not be ...

First aid certification training class practicing chest compression on dummy. High quality 4k footage An office woman uses a hand pump to deliver chest compressions for first aid, emergency CPR on a ...

When a person has a heart attack, and the heart stops beating, a new study led by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis suggests that the victim will have better ...

Boston's Pilgrim Hospital already has a LUCAS CPR Chest Compression System, which is kept in the emergency department. A second machine would "enhanced care" to patients, staff said. The apparatus ...

New technology in Clayton County helps EMS crews in the form of hands-free CPR. Clayton County Fire & Emergency Services will soon begin using the Stryker LUCAS 3 chest compression system.