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✓ Published: 16-Apr-2014
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http://www.NationalCPRFoundation.com/ Infant CPR ages 12 months or youngernnBefore attempting CPR on an infant make sure to check for safety and consciousness. For infants, make sure to administer CPR before calling 911. Never leave the infant alone. Make sure to perform 5 reps of CPR with the same ratio of 30:2 compressions over breathing.
http://www.NationalCPRFoundation.com/ Infant CPR ages 12 months or youngernnBefore attempting CPR on an infant make sure to check for safety and consciousness. For infants, make sure to administer CPR before calling 911. Never leave the infant alone. Make sure to perform 5 reps of CPR with the same ratio of 30:2 compressions over breathing.
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