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Women are less likely to receive CPR in public than men: Study
(www.yahoo.com)
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Modern CPR training insists that you have to announce what the fuck you're doing because that's the standard of communication during an emergency. When we're running a code in the hospital, we announce our actions to the room, so everyone knows what's going on. That's just how it's done
In a hospital.
When it’s a security guard whose probably going to be the only one taking action, because they’re the only one there that has any amount of training, that’s an entirely different scenario.
Or the coach or the teacher or whoever it is. CPR isn’t just done by doctors and paramedics, and there absolutely are plenty of lawsuits and accusations that come from people in the field misunderstanding what’s going on.
Outside a hospital, when a body hits the ground it’s chaos and confusion.
But that's a team of people working together. Theoretically this is one person giving CPR.