As co-producer of the album, with Jagger and Keith Richards, they hired Don Was, the career resuscitator of choice for baby-boomer icons ever since he turned Bonnie Raitt into a million seller.
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It is often difficult to determine the presence of a pulse in a cardiac arrest patient, thus chest compressions may be given by the unaware resuscitator and this added stress on the heart may contribute to a rearrest event.
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As well as firefighting, the LFB also responds to road traffic collisions, floods, trapped-in-its fire engines carry first aid equipment, including basic resuscitators, meaning the LFB can be utilised as first responders.
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These included fire-fighting techniques of " water wall ", equipping firemen with breathing apparatus, the use of a minimum resuscitator for the injured and drawing international experience as well as importing new fire-fighting technology.
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In 1979, Emerson began selling Heart Aide, after purchasing a large portion of Cardiac Resuscitator Corp . The company spent heavily to develop and produce both an improved implantable cardioverter-defibrillator and a computerized axial tomographic ( CAT ) scanners.
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The ET tube also maintains an open and secure airway at all times, even during CPR compressions; as opposed to when a manual resuscitator is used with a mask when a face mask seal can be difficult to maintain during compressions.
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"If I could have got a hold of the guy I wanted to get a hold of, he would have put a resuscitator on him and given him a heart attack, " the complaint quotes DeCourville as saying on tape.
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Mr . Emerson, founder and president of J . H . Emerson Co . in Cambridge, Mass ., played a major role in the development of respiratory care technology, including the iron lung and early versions of resuscitators used in breathing emergencies.
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Referring to the followers, Father Eustathios Kollas, who presides over a community of Greek Orthodox priests, said, " They are a handful of miserable resuscitators of a degenerate dead religion who wish to return to the monstrous dark delusions of the past ."
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Use of manual resuscitators to ventilate a patient is frequently called " "'bagging "'" the patient and is regularly necessary in medical emergencies when the patient's breathing is insufficient ( respiratory failure ) or has ceased completely ( respiratory arrest ).
