Authorities attempted to perform CPR on Stevens, but she died.
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A dispatcher instructed her on how to perform CPR on Wynter.
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They attempted to perform CPR but were unable to revive him.
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Attempts to perform CPR were unsuccessful and he was pronounced dead.
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Divband tried to perform CPR and Divband's wife called 911, police said.
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They don't perform CPR and don't appear to offer any medical assistance.
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He tried to perform CPR on LaPointe, but it was too late.
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Several passengers assisted the crew to perform CPR on Griffith, the outlet reported.
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Police tried to perform CPR, but McCoy was declared dead at the scene.
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Dion called 911 and had to perform CPR on her until paramedics arrived.
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And it's true—can one of MIT's robot dogs perform CPR like that?
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None of the three women perform CPR on the dying man, the footage shows.
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Yet despite the dire situation, the doctors continued to have a machine perform CPR.
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The sisters told deputies that they tried to perform CPR on him and called 911.
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Oliver tries to perform CPR on the clearly-dead Simon, but it's to no avail.
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A nurse attempted to perform CPR, but it did not help, according to Brown's mother.
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Two of them began to perform CPR, but no defibrillator was available in the building.
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The 911 operator instructed Chanel to perform CPR but she was unable to revive him.
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In addition to self-defense, students learned how to barricade classroom doors and perform CPR.
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You hear the dispatcher tell the nurse to perform CPR, but then the call disconnects.
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People Mr. Simpson assumed were family members or friends begged the medical workers to perform CPR.
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Rescue personnel took over and continued to perform CPR all the way to hospital, Fairleigh said.
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His roommate called 911 and started to perform CPR while emergency crews rushed to the scene.
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Her son, just 12 at the time, pressed on Mr. Harrison's chest, trying to perform CPR.
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Officers did not perform CPR on Garner, and neither did EMT when they arrived at the scene.
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His lawyers argued he was in shock and felt unqualified to perform CPR due to inadequate training.
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A 2018 Cleveland Clinic survey found that 54% of Americans say they know how to perform CPR.
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Subsequently, when the boy stopped breathing, Bodine ordered Miller to perform CPR on him, she testified, KWCH reports.
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Kaye's husband is a physician and rushed to the scene to perform CPR after he heard about the shooting.
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Investigators also want to talk to a man on a bike who watched the officers perform CPR on Ruszczyk.
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I remember him laying Sloan on the kitchen counter, trying to perform CPR while on the phone with 911.
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She reportedly attempted to perform CPR, as did his 14-year-old son, but both were unable to revive him.
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" The scene he recreated: When a first aid trainer told employees to perform CPR to the tune of "Stayin' Alive.
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"A medic was on the set and when they realized he wasn't breathing, they began to perform CPR," he says.
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When a male customer collapsed on the premises, Norman called an ambulance and attempted to perform CPR, the Independent reports.
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Ms. Jackson, a certified nursing assistant, said she briefly tried to perform CPR on him, but it was too late.
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She eventually began foaming at the mouth, which prompted emergency personnel to perform CPR before transporting her to a nearby hospital.
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Mr. Amster said that Mr. Buck saw Mr. Dean in a "state of arrest" and tried to perform CPR on him.
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The mechanic immediately falls forward as his dogs run off, before a group of bystanders rush in to help perform CPR.
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Miami Fire Rescue captain Ignatius Carroll told the Miami Herald that Miami-Dade rescue workers attempted to perform CPR on the child.
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Luckily, Perry's assistant was able to perform CPR on the tiny pup and bring the pet back to a state of consciousness.
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She was told to pull over, which she did, instructing another friend to perform CPR on Ward while they awaited an ambulance.
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"Dyson added: "Everyone should have a basic understanding of first aid, be able to perform CPR, control bleeding and apply a tourniquet.
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In Sydney, Australia, reports say that a man died after he collapsed outside a Chinese restaurant and onlookers refused to perform CPR.
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Despite Craig&aposs attempts to perform CPR on his son, Jozef&aposs injuries to his neck caused him to suffocate and die.
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Behr prepared to perform CPR on the woman, but an EMT official swooped in and took over, ordering Behr and the group away.
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And you can't really perform CPR just by watching that one episode of The Office (although one person actually managed to do it).
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Miller then said when Evan returned, he was limp and Bodine forced her to perform CPR on him but they never called 911.
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Liang testified in court on Monday that he did not perform CPR on Gurley in part because he was "panicking" and "in shock."
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A retired nurse and flight attendants rushed up and helped Mr. McGinty perform CPR all the way to Philadelphia, but it was no use.
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California CPR instructor Chris Pietroforte taught his toddler how to perform CPR to prove that a person of any age can save a life.
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The program includes medical and first-aid training, during which they learn how to use an automated external defibrillator and how to perform CPR.
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Authorities began to perform CPR on Leiliana, during which time Quezada allegedly yelled, "Oh my God," according to an arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE.
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For them, having someone witness the event -- and better yet, having someone perform CPR or defibrillation -- was a key predictor of survival, research shows.
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Upon arriving at a residence in Lakewood, police found neighbors attempting to perform CPR on the young girl, who was then transported to a hospital.
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The adults on the scene attempted to perform CPR on Justin before paramedics arrived and transported the child to the Providence St. Joseph Medical Center.
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He subsequently asked another, unidentified person on the scene to perform CPR on Mosher, but the 66-year-old ultimately succumbed to his fatal injuries.
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For Rebecca Davis, the scariest part about her granddaughter Madison being struck by lightning was the fact that Rebecca couldn't remember how to perform CPR.
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"If this devastating event does occur, the partner should not hesitate to perform CPR since it will potentially increase the chances of survival," Chugh said.
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When the sergeant passed out, the commandos frantically tried to revive him — going so far as to perform CPR and a field-expedient emergency tracheotomy.
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The 32-year-old mother took the baby to a bed and called 911, who instructed her on how to perform CPR, the affidavit said.
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A neighbor was on the phone with emergency services and relayed instructions to Ms. Butler on how to perform CPR, which Ms. Butler had never done.
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"We also need to consider ways to raise awareness around sudden cardiac arrest, address these known gender disparities, and empower more people to perform CPR if needed."
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The woman ran for help and summoned an off-duty firefighter who tried to perform CPR, but the man had already died from his injuries, Nuno confirmed.
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Will robots that can perform CPR, put out fires, squish poisonous spiders and perform the Heimlich maneuver on a choking child be authorized while others are not?
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Traditionally, people get certified to perform CPR by attending classes sponsored by the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross, often at universities, schools or hospitals.
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While Mr. Gurley lay on the floor dying, Mr. Liang stood by as Mr. Gurley's girlfriend dialed 911 and was coached to perform CPR over the phone.
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Some of the inmates immediately ran over, ripped the deputy's shirt open and removed his bulletproof vest to make it easier for emergency workers to perform CPR.
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After giving a shock, the machine will instruct users to perform CPR until emergency medical help arrives, or may prompt them to deliver another shock two minutes later.
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When the sergeant passed out, the commandos frantically tried to revive him — going so far as to perform CPR and a field-expedient emergency tracheotomy on Sergeant Melgar.
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Two other passengers on board were able to pull the woman, Jennifer Riordan, back onto to the plane and perform CPR on her, but Riordan did not survive.
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Neither of the officers tried to help Mr. Gurley, and they both told a State Supreme Court jury in Brooklyn that they had not felt qualified to perform CPR.
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And indeed: Spacesuits tore, people wandered off, limbs broke, breathing became a problem, joints sprained, crew members got too hot or too cold, and they had to perform CPR.
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But rather than use them to perform CPR or apply pressure to stop any active bleeding, they use them to search Mr. Crutcher as he lies on the ground.
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For what it's worth, this was well before Rick Santorum absurdly suggested teaching children to perform CPR on wounded friends as a way to reduce casualties from school shootings.
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Simon added that people are regularly encouraged to learn how to perform CPR or the Heimlich maneuver to render aid to someone -- even a stranger -- who might require assistance.
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His attempts to perform CPR on his flailing campaign -- his team underwent a major staff shake-up at the end of the year -- have not helped to revive his candidacy.
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Day 2: Tuesday, October 4 Akers Square Mill shopping center witness James Hawkins recalls how he attempted to perform CPR on Cooper after Harris pulled the boy out of his car.
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It was during that procedure that Cora's heart stopped, prompting the medical staff to perform CPR on the baby for nearly 25 minutes, while Meagan, Paul and Cora's grandma watched on.
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And, in recent months, Taylor, 2100, has also been dragging a 2200-pound dummy around, flinging a sledgehammer, learning how to perform CPR, and about the nuances of tactical hose management.
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Prosecutors also pointed out that Guyger did not make adequate attempts to save Jean's life after shooting him, including failing to perform CPR on him or using her first-aid kit.
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Logan Kurek, who is a volunteer firefighter, told the Associated Press he heard his younger brother "frantically screaming," and ran to perform CPR on the officer who was bleeding from her injuries.
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Repeat this move four or five more times, as Mongeau did, and if the person is still choking, do so five or more times, and perform CPR if the person loses consciousness.
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People hurried to perform CPR on a woman who she says suffered a heart attack, while another man—dressed in a cowboy hat—rushed to cover a broken window that endangered everyone's safety.
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Following the instructions of an emergency medical operator, Ms. Lopez grabbed a bath towel from her apartment and handed it to Ms. Butler, then relayed instructions to her on how to perform CPR.
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Minneapolis shooting highlights flaws in body camera use Investigators also want to talk with a man on a bicycle who watched police perform CPR on Ruszczyk and are asking him to come forward.
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Hank ends up changing his mind when a dead body washes up on shore — enter Radcliffe — and after trying to perform CPR Hank realizes he's unleashed a torrent of gas from the corpse.
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A do-not-resuscitate order, also known as a DNR, is a medical order that tells health care professionals not to perform CPR if a patient stops breathing or their heart stops beating.
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"The son called 911 but stated he was unable to perform CPR and stay on the phone because there is no cell service in the basement," the report, obtained by the Herald-Sun, stated .
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But if we can teach six-year olds how to call 911 and the general public to perform CPR, we should certainly be able to teach others to recognize shallow breathing and pinpoint pupils.
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The station reported that the sheet covered the teenager for at least 15 minutes before witnesses on the scene informed officers that the boy was still alive, prompting Chicago Fire Department paramedics to perform CPR.
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It's clear this attitude is not limited to internet discourse: There are reports of an Asian man collapsing in Sydney, Australia's Chinatown last week and ultimately dying because onlookers were too afraid to perform CPR.
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"I think it's really important that police officers have medical training in some way, like the fact that they were able to perform CPR and that they had a defibrillator, that was really key," Victoria said.
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Sunflower County Coroner Heather Burton released a statement obtained by the Clarion Ledger saying the guards found the man hanging in his cell, cut him down and attempted to perform CPR before he was pronounced dead.
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While the first responders perform CPR on the baby, Bassett's L.A.P.D. officer goes to investigate the culprit who stuffed said baby down the pipes from a floor above; the mother is hiding in her bed, in critical condition.
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In the footage, officers who pinned Tony Timpa to the ground by his shoulders, knees and neck are depicted taking four minutes after Timpa became unresponsive to perform CPR, instead making jokes about waking him up for school.
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"There's a piece of paper from the doctor that said: 'Cause of Death: Cardiac Arrest' " Luckily, two doctors were at the gym for an event and they were able to perform CPR on him and use Automated External Defibrillators (AED).
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"I still think about it all the time and in my dreams," says Crystal, now 31, who then picked Ben up and went to the door to call for help before placing him on the changing table to perform CPR.
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There's one primary way to mitigate the grim stats: When someone's heart stops and he loses consciousness, a bystander should immediately perform CPR chest compressions or use a defibrillator while waiting for emergency medical services to arrive at the scene.
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Upon arrival at the scene, they discovered 13-year-old Kyle Rutherford dead from a gunshot wound outside a grey pickup truck with his mother and father attempting to perform CPR on him, according to a probable cause affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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On the call, which was first released by TMZ, Soules asks another, unidentified person at the scene to perform CPR on Mosher since he doesn't know how, and they check Mosher's pulse before hanging up on the operator and saying they'll call back.
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Mr. Liang's lawyers had argued that he was in a state of shock over what he had done; they said he felt unqualified to perform CPR, as is required of an officer under such circumstances, because he received poor training at the Police Academy.
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After being instructed to perform CPR on Hussle by the 911 operator, Asghedom told the publication that the paramedics arrived, put a breathing tube down the rapper's throat, inserted an IV into his arm, and then loaded him into the ambulance on a stretcher.
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They include: encouraging all parents to know how to perform CPR, having four-sided fences that completely separate a pool from the rest of the yard, making sure a child is always wearing a life jacket and telling parents to only focus on their kids when by a pool.
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"The take-home message for parents is to make sure that their kids and they themselves have been trained in how to recognize cardiac arrest, perform CPR and apply an AED before the arrival of EMS providers on the scene," Nichol, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Another video from inside the club around the same time shows the lights cut and the last attendees filing out, more confused than hectic, as security personnel scream, "Everybody out!" and a man in a long coat appears to perform CPR on a body splayed near the exit by the men's room.
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He has reintroduced it four times, including in 2013 after officers failed to perform CPR on a 25-year-old man who had a fatal asthma attack while being detained for selling MetroCard swipes at a Bronx subway station, and in 2014 after Eric Garner died after being placed in a police chokehold while selling cigarettes on a Staten Island street.
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Level Ex has also developed AR and VR iterations of the games for even more realism in partnership with medical technology companies; one new game, in partnership with the American Heart Association, teaches people how to perform CPR in AR. That realism, whether in 2D, AR, or VR, is what Glassenberg says really attracts and differentiates the games — how true they are to life.
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