Sentence examples for cpr machine from inspiring English sources

But the doctor told her that given Mr. Jackson's age — he was 50 — and the "strenuous performance" he would be putting on, the doctor "needed to be sure that if something went wrong he would be able to have the CPR machine," she said.

Kathy Jorrie, a lawyer for the entertainment group producing the "This Is It" concerts that Mr. Jackson was rehearsing for when he died in June 2009, testified that despite Dr. Murray's assurances, his contract included a provision for a CPR machine in case Mr. Jackson needed to be resuscitated.

Once they gained a better understanding of what some of the aggressive treatments - CPR, breathing machines, etc - actually looked like, the patients almost always moved away from "Do everything" to comfort care as their choice.

Comfort care does not include CPR and breathing machines, and usually would not include hospitalization.

Now what'll happen is that you'll carry on doing CPR if appropriate and the machine will go into a cycle then when it re-analyses and gives further shocks if need be.

"There was no CPR, no doctor, no paramedic, no machine that was going to revive Michael Jackson," Chernoff said.

About the size of an ATM machine, the kiosk includes an audio CPR lesson and a chest mannequin for practice.

Kheir jumped into action, shoving a breathing tube down her windpipe to help get air to her lungs, performing CPR, and eventually putting the baby on a machine that took over for her heart and lungs.

CPR was again performed while firefighters prepared their machine.

Her heart got stronger as her body fought off the infection but she had received CPR for 90 minutes before being put on the life support machine and her brain had been starved of oxygen.

In his letter, Ballestas went on to talk about the importance of CPR and the need for more AED (automated external defibrillator) machines in schools.