Bystanders make about 2,500 calls each year in San Diego County for cardiac arrest patients. But few of those callers know how to perform life-saving CPR before the ambulance arrives. Doctors say byst
Bystanders make about 2,500 calls each year in San Diego County for cardiac arrest patients. But few of those callers know how to perform life-saving CPR before the ambulance arrives. Doctors say bystanders can increase the patients chance of survival by 25 percent by performing simple chest compressions.
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Dr. Dan Davis
, UCSD Medical Center Emergency Medicine.
(To take UCSD Medical Center CPR Classes, call 619.471.0614.)