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en Whenever we lose, he thinks he's going to have cardiac arrest.

en It seemed counter-intuitive that defibrillators were being placed in high schools, where the population is relatively healthy and rates of cardiac arrest are low. We wanted to find out how common cardiac arrests were in high schools and how available defibrillators were.

en I was having a heart attack and then went into cardiac arrest.

en Without them, a person can't be saved from cardiac arrest.

en The most common reason many people die from cardiac arrest is because no one nearby knew CPR, or if they did know it, they didn't actually do it.

en She and her mother took a fellow who was in cardiac arrest and gave him what appears to be a temporary new lease on life.

en She wore a short skirt and a tight sweater and her figure described a set of parabolas that could cause cardiac arrest in a yak.
  Woody Allen

en There were a couple of broken bones, one cardiac arrest and some people with asthma complained about all the dust.

en The idea is to make it available in many places?just like a fire extinguisher. In case someone has a cardiac arrest, you should be able to get this system and try to save the person.

en So far it's been used in the more serious cases we attend, but now we might kick it up a notch and use it more often if we feel we need more of the physician's input, such as when someone is in full cardiac arrest and we have to do many invasive procedures.

en Cardiac care is a necessity for a growing portion of the population. Therefore, it is important for physicians to have access to excellent diagnostic technologies. This latest innovation in cardiac visualization facilitates cardiac patient diagnosis, and management, which is especially useful for complex studies.

en Once we had a volunteer show up at class to teach volunteers to use an AED (automatic external defibrillator) and found a person on the floor in full cardiac arrest with an AED on the wall.

en The [Antarctic] swim itself was extremely beautiful and harsh, ... The harshness of knowing that if you stay in the water a moment too long you can go into cardiac arrest. There's a knowledge that you really are on edge here, and that you can push yourself too far.

en The idea that Mr. Garza was in good heath and only had a 1 percent chance of a heart attack is science fiction. This man was a candidate for and died because of a sudden cardiac arrest there isn't any dispute about it.

en She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. I am happy to say that after many years of hard work on promoting external defibrillators, the House of Representatives will vote on legislation on Tuesday to help save the lives of cardiac arrest victims.


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