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Basic Life Support - Healthcare Australia

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR); ... An ‘infant’ is classified as aged 0 – 1 year old a ‘child’ is classified as aged 1 – 8 year and an ‘adult’ 8- onward. ... Resuscitation at a traffic accident can also pose a unique scenario to the rescuer. To ensure the safety of self, the victim and others at the accident scene: ...

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