To provide nutrients to the brain
To deliver oxygen-rich air to the lungs
To remove toxins from the blood
To cool down the body
It helps in diagnosing the cause of cardiac arrest
It is critical for restoring normal heart rhythm in cases of ventricular fibrillation or pulseless ventricular tachycardia
It provides oxygen to the brain
It replaces the need for CPR
One on the center of the chest and the other on the back
Both pads on the front of the chest
One on each side of the chest
Both pads on the back
Continue with abdominal thrusts
Start CPR
Perform more back blows
Wait for EMS to arrive
Compress slightly lower on the sternum
Compress slightly higher on the sternum
Use only one hand for compressions
Avoid chest compressions
Maintain circulation
Ensure oxygenation
Maximize survival rates
Diagnose medical conditions
Continue back blows
Perform chest thrusts
Use abdominal thrusts
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