Why Does The Compression To Ventilation Ratio For Pediatric Cpr Depend On The Number Of Rescuers?
When performing CPR on a child, why is it that compressions and ventilations are coordinated in a 30:2 ratio for one rescuer and 15:2 ratio for two rescuers; but, when performing CPR on an adult, the ratio remains 30:2 for both one and two rescuers?
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