When cpr is how does it effect the breathing

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For cpr the effect maybe from mouth to mouth form the other person that is helping the person choking can get air from another person mouth.

nignag [31]2 years ago

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CPR forces air into the lungs to keep someone alive with the hope someone will stay alive for professional paramedics or doctors to arrive.

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