Cough CPR
Cough CPR
Cough CPR is a form of CPR (pronounced: /siː piː ɑːr/) that involves coughing in a deep and rhythmic manner. The term is derived from the words "cough", which is an expulsion of air from the lungs, and "CPR", an acronym for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Definition
Cough CPR is a technique that is suggested to be used by individuals who are experiencing a cardiac arrest while they are not in the presence of medical professionals. The technique involves the person coughing in a deep and rhythmic manner in an attempt to maintain blood flow to the brain.
Effectiveness
The effectiveness of Cough CPR is a topic of debate among medical professionals. Some studies suggest that it may be beneficial in certain situations, while others argue that it is not a reliable method of maintaining blood flow during a cardiac arrest.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Cough CPR
- Wikipedia's article - Cough CPR
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