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	Rescue breathing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rescue Breathing is a specific first aid protocol which refers to the delivery of air from a person (the rescuer) into a patient.
		There are several informal terms for rescue breathing, such as "the kiss of life".
		A person who is capable will use their own breath at prescribed intervals to push oxygen into the lungs of a patient who isn't breathing.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rescue_breathing (273 words)

	Rescue Breathing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rescue Breathing is the method by which a rescuer breathes for a casualty who is not breathing.
		Rescue breaths must be effective, and are considered effective if the chest rises and falls with each breath given by the rescuer.
		The method used for infants is ‘frog breathing’ or ‘puffing’, where the rescuer fills his or her mouth with air and ‘puffs’ it into the infant’s mouth.
	www.parasolemt.com.au /Manual/ear.asp (742 words)

	Mouth-To-Mouth Rescue Breathing
		The rescuer administers rescue breathing by the conventional techniques by positioning himself alongside the victim's head and opening the victim's airway using the head-tilt/chin-lift maneuver.
		The use of this mask allows the rescuer to provide rescue breathing alone, or in combination with chest compressions in the performance of CPR, and may be used during both single rescuer and team-rescue CPR.
		The rescuer does not have to make direct mouth-to-mouth contact with the victim; the rescuer does not inhale the victim's exhaled air; and saliva is not exchanged between the victim and the rescuer.
	www.lifesaving.com /issues/articles/30mouth_to_mouth.html (634 words)

	Rescue breathing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rescue breathing is performed on a patient that is not breathing.
		Rescue breathing is performed by putting your mouth over the victim's mouth and pinching his/her nose and then breathing into the mouth.
		Continue to perform rescue breathing for a full minute and then re-evaluate the patient's condition and re-check breathing and pulse to determine whether continued rescue breathing is necessary or if there is absence of pulse, then begin CPR.
	www.cpr-guide.com /rescuebreathing.html (127 words)

	Drug Crisis Response
		Although rescue breathing is a fairly simple technique, you need to be careful not to force air into the person's stomach.
		CPR builds on the basic processes of the primary survey and rescue breathing, and should be undertaken only if both breathing and pulse are absent, as determined in the primary survey.
		The rescuer then presses down forcefully and rhythmically onto the sternum for a count of 15 compressions (at a rate of 80-90 compressions per minute), before going back to the rescue breathing cycle, and checking carotid pulse.
	www.doitnow.org /pages/208/208-5.html (2100 words)

	Rescue Breathing
		After giving two breaths which cause the chest to rise, remove your mouth from his mouth and listen for the return of air from his lungs and attempt to locate a pulse on the victim.
		To achieve a rate of one breath every 5 seconds, the breath must be given on the fifth count.
		Continue rescue breathing until the casualty starts to breathe on his own, until you are relieved by another person, or until you are too tired to continue.
	medi-smart.com /fa-rescue.htm (698 words)

	Avian CPR and Rescue Breathing
		The strength of your breath should be governed by the size of the bird.
		Breathe five breaths into the bird making sure the chest is expanding with the air.
		Breathe five breaths into the bird and begin chest compressions at a rate of 40-60 compressions a minute.
	wingwise.com /cpr.htm (918 words)

	Portable rescue breathing device - Patent 6289890
		A portable rescue breathing device provides people with minimal training with the ability to assist victims who are breathing inadequately or not at all.
		The apparatus of claim 16 wherein said setting means includes a potentiometer which is actuatable by a rescuer to send a signal to the controller representative of a characteristic of a victim being administered to.
		The apparatus of claim 16 wherein said controller controls the operation of the exhalation valve actuator and the actuator means in accordance to a pre-programmed set of instructions in response to inputs received by said controller from said means for sensing pressure.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /6289890.html (3618 words)

	northwestdiver.com - Rescue breathing timeliness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If you delay starting rescue breathing it could easily end up being more than six minutes before any oxygen is supplied, which could be fatal for a brain.
		If you ASSUME that you do have a heartbeat and start rescue breathing and get to shore ASAP, you have a potential to prevent hypoxia until you can get the person out of the water, out of his exposure protection and then have the time to check for pulse and start CPR, as required.
		The worst case "drill" during the Rescue Course is removing all equipment on both the rescuer and victim while providing rescue breaths.
	www.northwestdiver.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2081 (1611 words)

	Rescue Breathing
		Rescue breathing means that you are breathing for someone who is NOT breathing.
		Now that you have determined that they are not breathing, but they have a pulse, begin Rescue Breathing.
		Rescue breathing is one breath every 5 seconds.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /striolo/rescuebreathing.html (64 words)

	paper 19
		The Rescue Breathing Pattern (RBP) is a universal cognitive response to dyspnea distress.
		For patients with Restrictive Lung Disease the RBP is a proper physiologic response, and the breathing pattern is dictated by a reduced and inelastic pulmonary reservoir.
		The Rescue Breathing Pattern ("RBP") is a cognitive universal response to acute dyspnea, or a dyspnea exacerbation of chronic dyspnea.
	www.sierrabiotech.com /papr_19.htm (4019 words)

	Rescue Critters!® brand Pet CPR & First Aid
		If your dog or cat is not breathing, pull their tongue just a little bit, close the mouth and tilt their head just a little to open their Airway.
		is when you have to breath for your dog or cat because they are not breathing on their own.
		Rescue Critters!® is a registered trademark of Rescue Critters, LLC.
	www.rescuecritters.com /cpr.html (513 words)

	ASPHYXIATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Before you begin rescue breathing, be certain that the victim has actually stopped breathing.
		If the victim's breathing is not restored after removing the object, reposition his head in the head-tilt/chin-lift position and continue breathing for him as long as is necessary or until help arrives.
		If the victim is still not breathing on his own, contnue blowing into his mouth one breath every five seconds until help arrives.
	expage.com /page/asphyxiation (431 words)

	Rescue Breathing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If the face down victim is breathing, place the victim on their side to keep the airway open, and periodically recheck breathing.
		If the face down victim is not breathing (or you cannot tell), log roll the victim onto their back while supporting the head neck and back.
		Continue rescue breathing as long as signs of circulation are present but normal breathing is absent.
	www.mpls.k12.mn.us /Rescue_Breathing.html (322 words)

	Rescue Breathing Information - Rescue Breathing Resource (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		As normal breathing, coughing, or movement in response to rescue breathing.
		Avian cpr and rescue breathing buddy, the cpr demonstration macaw.
		Rescue breathing is the act of breathing for a person who is not breathing.
	www.cpr-resource.info /rescue-breathing.html (1222 words)

	How to Provide Rescue Breathing for a Child - eHow.com
		If several rescuers are present, use their assistance to minimize this danger (for a related technique, see "How to Logroll an Injured Person").
		Use latex gloves and a breathing mask to prevent infection and disease transmission.
		Give one slow breath every 3 seconds for 20 breaths if the child is still not breathing but has a pulse.
	www.ehow.com /how_5406_provide-rescue-breathing.html (611 words)

	How to Provide Rescue Breathing for an Infant During First Aid - eHow.com
		Use latex gloves to prevent infection and disease transmission; standard breathing masks will not work for an infant, since they are designed to channel air only into the mouth.
		Be careful not to give breaths that are too large, since the infant's lungs are far smaller than yours.
		Give one gentle breath every 3 seconds for 20 breaths if the infant is still not breathing but has a pulse.
	www.ehow.com /how_5407_provide-rescue-breathing.html (562 words)

	CPR and Rescue Breathing for Infants, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
		CPR and Rescue Breathing for Adults with Tracheostomy
		CPR and Rescue Breathing for Children with Tracheostomy
		CPR and Rescue Breathing for Infants with Tracheostomy
	www.cincinnatichildrens.org /health/info/safety/cpr/infant-cpr.htm (370 words)

	First Aid: Chapter 2. Basic Measures for First Aid: Rescue Breathing (Artificial Respiration)
		The sooner you begin rescue breathing, the more likely you are to restore the casualty's breathing.
		If you are in doubt whether the casualty is breathing, give artificial respiration, since it can do no harm to a person who is breathing.
		Also, if the casualty is breathing, you can feel and hear air being expelled by putting your hand or ear close to his mouth and nose.
	www.wildernessmanuals.com /manual_4/chpt_2/5.html (174 words)

	MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia: CPR - adult
		CPR is a lifesaving procedure that is performed when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped, as in cases of electric shock, drowning, or heart attack.
		Time is very important when dealing with an unconscious person who is not breathing.
		In adults, major reasons that heartbeat and breathing stop include heart disease, injuries and accidents, excessive bleeding, drug overdose, and sepsis (infection in the bloodstream).
	www.nlm.nih.gov /medlineplus/ency/article/000013.htm (969 words)

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	music.download.com /withrescuebreathing/3600-8658_32-100120995.html (607 words)

	CPR and Rescue Breathing
		If the animal begins to breathe, but the breathing is shallow and irregular, or if breathing does not begin, continue artificial respiration until you reach the veterinary hospital or for a maximum of 20 minutes.
		If there are two people, one person does the breathing while the other performs the compressions at a rate of two or three compressions for each breath, then check for a pulse.
		If there are two people, one does the breathing, while the other performs the compressions at a rate of six compressions for each breath, then check for a pulse.
	www.woodhavenlabs.com /cpr.html (726 words)

	Health Care Resources: Rescue Breathing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Rescue breathing is done when the heart is still beating, the victim is just not breathing.
		When we breathe in room air, we are breathing about 20% oxygen into our body.
		Without oxygen organs and tissue start to die in just 4 - 6 minutes and we may be looking at irreversible brain damage in as little as ten minutes without oxygen.
	www.mi4c.org /programs/health/cpr/rescue (286 words)

	Station Six - Rescue Breathing
		Adult, child and infant manikins, handouts, schedule of CPR classes, decontaminating solution, tables, blankets or mats, station sign, 2-3 volunteers.
		Rescue breathing is the process of breathing for a victim who cannot breathe for themselves.
		Have all participants practice rescue breathing on each manikin.
	www.watersafety.org /new_page_12.htm (187 words)

	Perform Rescue Breathing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		One breath is given every 5 seconds (for a respiratory rate of 12/minute).
		rise and fall and no air is exhaled, then, the casualty is not breathing.
		PERFORM rescue breathing if the casualty is not breathing.
	www.tpub.com /content/USMC/mcrp302g/css/mcrp302g_26.htm (277 words)

	CPR and Rescue Breathing for Children, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
		Check for a pulse by sliding your 2 fingers into the groove on the side of the child's neck as you look, listen and feel for breathing for 10 seconds.
		Check pulse and breathing after 1 minute of care and every few minutes thereafter.
		FalseFalseTrueTrue5/5/2004 2:51:17 PM5/1/2008 4:40:00 AMchild-cprCPR and Rescue Breathing for ChildrenCPR and Rescue Breathing for ChildrenCincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center explains child cpr and rescue breathing.
	www.cincinnatichildrens.org /health/info/safety/cpr/child-cpr.htm (371 words)

	First Aid: Chapter 2. Basic Measures for First Aid: Preliminary Steps--All Rescue Breathing Methods
		Check for breathing by placing your ear over the casualty's mouth and nose, and looking toward his chest:
		If the chest does not rise and fall and no air is exhaled, then the casualty is breathless (not breathing).
		Although the rescuer may notice that the casualty is making respiratory efforts, the
	www.wildernessmanuals.com /manual_4/chpt_2/6.html (149 words)

	St. Charles County Ambulance District Emergency Care Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If alone and victim is an adult who is not breathing, call EMS (911) before beginning rescue breathing.
		If pulse is present, do rescue breathing at rate of 1 breath every 5 seconds.
		If you do not know CPR, continue rescue breathing until victim is breathing again or help arrives.
	www.sccad.com /ecareguide.htm (701 words)

	Online Pretest for Chapter 6 - Airway Care and Rescue Breathing
		If it has been determined that a patient's airway is partially obstructed, the patient should be instructed not to cough.
		If no signs of breathing are detected by the look, listen, and feel test, medical personnel should begin rescue breathing.
		The posterior part of the mouth, used in breathing, is the
	www.firstrespondertraining.com /question.cfm?testid=6 (211 words)

	Perform Rescue Breathing Cont.
		establish breathlessness, and attempt to perform rescue breathing (paragraphs 2-4 through
		Open the airway and attempt rescue breathing (refer to paragraph 2-8 for
		breathing (attempt to ventilate) as long as necessary to remove the object from the
	www.tpub.com /content/USMC/mcrp302g/css/mcrp302g_35.htm (186 words)

	Infants - Basic rescue breathing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Cover and seal both the infant's nose and mouth with your mouth and give a slow, gentle puff of breath.
		Remove your mouth and allow time for the infant to exhale normally before delivering the second breath.
		Once you deliver 2 breaths and see a good chest rise, check the infant's pulse.
	about-the-web.com /spiritworks/web/Kaiser/html/baby4.htm (101 words)

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