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Peteri Szerlagi
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Outdoor Action Guide to Hypothermia & Cold Weather Injuries (princeton.edu)
Make sure you do a complete assessment of heart rate before beginning
CPR. Remember, the heart rate may be 2-3/minute and the breathing rate
1/30 seconds. Instituting cardiac compressions at this point may lead
to life-threatening arrythmias
Outdoor Action Guide to Hypothermia & Cold Weather Injuries (princeton.edu)
Make sure you do a complete assessment of heart rate before beginning
CPR. Remember, the heart rate may be 2-3/minute and the breathing rate
1/30 seconds. Instituting cardiac compressions at this point may lead
to life-threatening arrythmias
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