The thing that they should do to prevent fatigue and maintain the quality of chest compressions is: <span>Change positions every 2 minutes.
Giving a CPR require someone to stay in one place and doing the same movement over and over again (such as chest compression)
IF we do a CPR more than 2 minute, our body will start to feel fatigue that could decrease the quality of our CPR. If we have 2 persons doing a cpr, changing position every 2 minutes will help maintaining this quality.</span>
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PET would be the best option as I shows function although CT scans can also show function
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