The Pulmotor and later models, such as the Emerson Resuscitator, utilized heavy tanks of oxygen to power a device which forced air into the patient's lungs.
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If chest compressions were to be done, the cycle would be retarded and the resuscitator would be unable to provide oxygen as long as the chest was being compressed.
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Broadway musicals that opened well after " Cats " are being restaged across the country as revivals; someone with a resuscitator may want to consider reviving this erratic production.
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All that matters for Mayor Willie Brown is that the stadium-mall survive on the resuscitator, or at least stay alive as an idea, until after the next election.
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To ensure that the victim's lungs were not injured from being over-inflated, the resuscitator was pre-set to provide what was considered a safe pressure of oxygen.
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Use of the manual resuscitator force-feeds air or oxygen into the lungs in order to inflate them under pressure, thus constituting a means to manually provide positive-pressure ventilation.
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"All right, I think we caught it just in time, " said Keith Adamik, another student, as he removed the resuscitator from the patient's face.
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It's hard to sympathize with anyone who would unplug a dying woman's resuscitator and shoot a BB into her foot, proclaiming, " She won't feel it.
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As Jerry is led away from the Tunnel he suffers cardiac arrest due to shock, and is saved by the resourcefulness of Ann who utilizes the severed power cords as a makeshift resuscitator to revive him.
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Demand oxygen delivery systems ( DODS ) or oxygen resuscitators deliver oxygen only when the person inhales, or, in the case of an non-breathing people, the caregiver presses a button on the mask.
