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How Effective Is CPR?<\/p>\n

Though CPR, which stands for cardio pulmonary resuscitation, has been around for a long time, many people don\u2019t know exactly how it works, the science behind it, or how effective it is. This is too bad, because if the public better understood how important CPR is, more people would enroll in CPR training in NJ. Fortunately, more and more public schools are providing CPR training in NJ, and this is making all communities in the state safer. The number of corporations offering this training to employees is also increasing around New Jersey.<\/p>\n

Though some people are turned off by the idea of having to perform CPR on total strangers, the truth is that most medical emergencies occur at home and at work. In addition to potentially saving the lives of strangers, CPR training in NJ can also help you save the lives of your family, friends, and others you care about. CPR training is most likely to save the life of someone you know and care about, and that\u2019s why so many people are interested in learning how to safely perform it. Additionally, there are hands-only CPR techniques that can be learned that avoid mouth-to-mouth resuscitation for those who are squeamish about that type of technique.<\/p>\n

CPR Saves Lives<\/p>\n

Research conducted on CPR continues to show that CPR can potentially save a person\u2019s life \u2014 about 92,000<\/a> lives every year. CPR can be an effective way to restore breathing and normal heart function, and it can increase a person\u2019s chance of survival after<\/p>\n