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When to provide mouth to mouth resuscitation

Most of us are probably familiar with CPR. CPR means Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation. This is a procedure done to revive a person who has no breathing and no pulse. In other words, this is a lifesaving procedure that will perhaps bring a person back to life.

It is obvious that such procedure can only be provided when the victim has no breathing and has no pulse, thus the need to provide CPR.

However, there are circumstances that the patient may have a pulse. When the pulse is present, the heart is functioning. When the heart is functioning and there is no breathing, then rescue breathing is the only thing that must be provided.

Commonly this procedure is called mouth to mouth resuscitation. Mouth to mouth resuscitation is provided by means of blowing air into the victim or patients mouth. This will eventually provide the victim with the much needed oxygen in respiratory arrest cases.

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The Sense Of Touch Protects The Body

People might not notice this but our sense of touch plays an important role in protecting our body from harm. Without such sense, we could easily injure ourselves. Your skin continuously passes huge amounts of information to the brain. It monitors touch, pain, temperature and other factors that tell the brain exactly how the body is being affected by the environment.

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