Sentence examples for maintain compression of from inspiring English sources

Some physiotherapists release the valve but maintain compression of the bag, whereas others release both the valve and the bag.

Further controlled laboratory study of how long and under what conditions feedback can help rescuers maintain compressions of minimum recommended depth is needed, and is the only practical way to assess this question as it relates to bystanders performing CPR for OOH cardiac arrest victims where feedback and data recording equipment would not likely be present.

Additionally, the ability of each staple to maintain compression over a short period of time was investigated.

Vascule orientation was found to be the controlling factor, in terms of maintaining compression performance, regardless of the fabrication route used.

I eventually turned it into a play by maintaining the compression of poetry while keeping the narrative easy to follow.

A pilot study involving listening to the song Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees while performing CPR has suggested this helps health professionals maintain a compression rate of around 100 bpm.

6 7 It is important to maintain chest compression rates and reduce interruptions to compressions as failure to do so is associated with a reduced chance of survival.

Kramer-Johansen et al.'s [ 4] study of the use of real time automated feedback (visual waveforms and verbal messages) during out of hospital resuscitation suggest that rescuers' inability to maintain adequate depth of compression may arise not from rescuer fatigue but from complexity of the feedback provided.

The aim of this study was to document the effect of maintaining bag compression during expiration on PEFR and inspiratory to expiratory flow rate ratio (I E).

It was possible to suture the vaginal incisional wound using laparoscopic 3-0 V-Loc™ (Covidien, MA, USA) after removing the Alexis® laparoscopic system, by maintaining aeroperitoneum via manual compression of the vaginal opening from the outside of the body by gauze and finger.

Sugarman et al. [ 3] attribute rescuers' inability to maintain adequate depth of compressions with feedback to rescuer fatigue and do not relate it to the type or duration of feedback provided.