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kgoerz · 04-30-2008, 16:05

We will have to give CPR in one of our scenarios next week here at FLETC. They said not to use this new method. Only because the decision to switch over to just compressions hasn't been finalized. Is the higher success rate of just using compressions because people are reluctant to put their mouth on another person? Or is it that much better for the victim. 2% to 38% is a pretty big jump.

04-30-2008, 16:05	#8
kgoerz Quiet Professional Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: NC for now Posts: 2,418	We will have to give CPR in one of our scenarios next week here at FLETC. They said not to use this new method. Only because the decision to switch over to just compressions hasn't been finalized. Is the higher success rate of just using compressions because people are reluctant to put their mouth on another person? Or is it that much better for the victim. 2% to 38% is a pretty big jump. __________________ Sounds like a s#*t sandwhich, but I'll fight anyone, I'm in.
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