Compressions in a sentence

Deputy Pacheco immediately started CPR on the baby with chest compressions followed by back thrusts.

Rather, groundwater has filled compressions formed over millennia by the mesa’s ever-shifting volcanic rock.

She had just finished three sets of chest compressions when firefighters took over, using an AED (automated external defibrillator) on Brad.

Winger begins chest compressions, with DeRonde arriving shortly after and helping straighten her legs and arms to allow her lungs to expand.

After they were able to get a heartbeat with chest compressions he was brought to the hospital and later medevacked to Kapiolani in Oahu on the morning of October 12.

Brown says such compressions only put young athletes under unnecessary pressure.

Chest compressions were started and another officer arrived with an emergency medical bag as they attempted to resuscitate the inmate.

CTV News Edmonton saw emergency responders performing chest compressions on a patient who was loaded into an ambulance.

Speaker 11: Begin two compressions per second or 100 to 120 per minute and press down at least two inches in depth with the heel of your hand.

To mark the start of Heart Month on February 1, the BHF is urging the public to use its RevivR online tool, which teaches people how to recognise signs of cardiac arrest, do chest compressions correctly and use a defibrillator within 15 minutes.

A few hours later I was on the phone to 000 trying to recall the ratio of rescue breaths to chest compressions.

Medics were doing chest compressions and other lifesaving measures on an “unresponsive, pulseless male,” the report said.

Mejias began performing chest compressions and called medical assistance while Gillum was in the bathroom vomiting.

When he became unresponsive, staff waited 12 more minutes to call 911 and tried to revive him with chest compressions.

Young residents stood on either side of the man’s bed and took turns doing chest compressions.

Call 911 immediately in the event of an overdose, give naloxone, perform rescue breathing and/or chest compressions and stay with the person.

According to the police department, officers performed chest compressions until the fire department arrived.

Chest compressions must be vigorous enough to squeeze blood through the body and brain while the heart is not beating, which can result in broken ribs.

He used to joke that you should do compressions to the beat of "Stayin' Alive" if you were an optimist and Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" if you were a pessimist.

Lucas is a machine that straps around a patient’s chest and continues compressions, mechanically.