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Thats exactly why they keep going with CPR long after the point of calling it. If the patient presents even the slightest of signs they'll keep going and it res
by JeremyMorgan 13y ago
Thats exactly why they keep going with CPR long after the point of calling it. If the patient presents even the slightest of signs they'll keep going and it resets the clock. I've never been involved in a 4 hour instance of this, but an hour or more is not uncommon if there is any sign of revival.
- toomuchtodo 13y agoWe'll probably never meet, but thanks. If something happens to me, I'd want someone to perform CPR as long as possible on me. I'm fond of existence.
- FireBeyond 13y agoMy longest stint of CPR was 1h50m. The patient didn't make it out the door - but did get to say goodbye to their wife.