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Now, rescuers are likely to have a cellular phone, often with speakerphone capabilities. The use of a speakerphone or other hands-free device allows the rescuer to continue rendering aid while communicating with the EMS dispatcher. • Untrained rescuers should initiate hands-only CPR under the direction of the EMS dispatcher as
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