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You should consider if the fully cover your eyes, thickness, clearness, if they fog easily or not, grip so they won't slip off.
Personally I have not but I’ve practiced! And if I came across to a situation that a person needs cpr I would do the assessment, size up the scene, tap shout tap, call 911, check pulse and watch the chest rise and if it doesn’t rise the start the cpr, call someone near to grab an aed if necessary and available to you. And since I’m certified I would definitely be up to the task
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Fat is stored throughout the body in fat cells known as adipocytes. The number of adipocytes an individual has is determined by late adolescence and rarely changes during adulthood. However, fat cells can increase and decrease in size depending on the amount of fat that the body is storing.
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Risk Factors You CAN'T Control
Age: As you age, your risk for heart disease increases. About 82% of people who die of coronary heart disease are 65 or older.1
Gender: Heart disease kills more women than men, although men have higher rates of being diagnosed with heart disease.2, 3
Heredity (Including Race): A family history of heart disease increases your risk. Certain racial minorities (including African Americans and Hispanic Americans) have higher rates of heart disease risk factors such as hypertension, obesity and diabetes.
