Difference between revisions of "Chest Compression"
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Revision as of 02:34, 4 March 2017
A chest compression is a technique where one applies direct pressure over a patient's chest in an attempt to help circulation. It is arguably the best workout a health care professional can have while working in the hospital.[1][2][3] That being said, one cannot achieve orthopod-like biceps with chest compressions alone.[4]
Gomerpedia Tip
To maximize success during CPR, it is best to provide more than one chest compression.
Related Reading
- DNR
- Napkin
References
- ↑ Chest Compressions & Other Great Work Exercises
- ↑ Clinical Scenarios & Songs That Pair Well Together
- ↑ Intern Singing Bee Gees During Code
- ↑ Orthopod Bewildered by Internist with Bigger Biceps
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