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The AHA guidelines[1] for cardiovascular resuscitation require that the victim be placed on their back on a hard flat surface; that the victim’s chest be compressed between five and six centimeters (2.0 to 2.4 inches) without more than a 10 second interruption every two minutes. The rescuer must remove almost all the compression force from the victim’s chest at the top of the full-recoil upstroke. The rate of compression must remain between 100 and 120 compressions per minutes. Additionally, the victim should be ventilated at a rate between eight and ten ventilations per minute, once intubated.

The prevalence and magnitude of common CPR problems, their probable root causes, and strategies for the reduction or elimination of these problems