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Chest Compression Differences: Adults vs. Infants & Children - CPR Guidelines
In comparison to compressions in adults, compressions in infants and children should:- be given more rapidly
- be delivered on the sternum one finger-width below the intermammary line
- use two hands for children and one or two hands for infants
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