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350,000 people get cardiac arrest in the US every year.  The most immediate care is Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
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What is CPR?
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Make a CPR Simulator

CPR refers to Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation. When a person has cardiac arrest, the heart stops working, leading to loss of blood flow to the brain. CPR is performed by compressing the chest by hand at a high force, rate and, depth. The American Heart Association (AHA) has provided strict guidelines on how CPR must be performed. For more information about adult CPR check this page from Mayo Clinic

One of the best way of learn CPR is by practicing on a simulator. Most low cost simulators do not provide good feedback if you learning the CPR technique correctly. But you can build your own highly fidelity simulator by following this link 

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Resources

Following this site to learn more about CPR, latest news about research, and innovations in the CPR. Click here for resources.

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