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CPR Barrier Alternatives: 3 Items for Protection Without a CPR Mask
1. Cloth: A piece of cloth, such as a handkerchief, scarf, or towel, can be used as a barrier to prevent direct mouth-to-mouth contact during CPR.2. Plastic wrap: A piece of plastic wrap, such as the kind used for food storage, can also be used as a barrier during CPR.
3. Face mask: A face mask, such as the kind worn by doctors and nurses, can also be used as a barrier during CPR.
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