Safe CPR: Why Use a Barrier Device During Chest Compressions?
It is generally recommended to use a barrier device, such as a face shield or CPR mask, when performing chest compressions to protect both the rescuer and the victim from the transmission of infections or bodily fluids.Open Heart Surgery - Related Articles
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