New research confirms the importance of both compression and rescue breaths in reaction to cardiac arrest following drowning. The CPR action should follow immediately after somebody is taken from the water when they are not showing signs of normal breathing or consciousness.
related: #resuscitation #drowning #cardiac_arrest
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