Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation or CPR is basically a mouth-to-mouth respiration and chest compression technique. It is a first-aid method which is performed to provide immediate aid to a person by circulating the oxygenated blood to his organs like the heart and brain in case of an emergency situation. Though, CPR is strongly recommended as a life-saving measure, you need a proper training to perform this method.
There are various risks associated with CPR training such as damage to the liver or heart, rib facture, puncture of lungs or large blood vessels and more. To avoid such risks, you need a proper training that too under the direction of a qualified instructor. Not only health care professionals, but the general public should also learn CPR for use in any emergency situations.
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