compressions

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网络  按压; 压缩; 胸部按压; 胸部按摩; 按压患者的胸口

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双语例句

• We should continue chest compressions as much as possible, only pausing to do things that are proven to be medically beneficial.
  我们应该尽量维持按压不被打断，除非是去做对病人更有益处的事。
• The study confirms a controversial practice that these cities have followed for years in which they tell bystanders to perform chest compressions only to buy time until trained medical crews arrive.
  这项研究也证实了在一些城市遵循了数年的具有争论的实践，即：在专业医疗人员到来之前旁观者只需要做胸外按压来争取时间。
• By the two compressions can reduce storage space and transmission efficiency.
  通过这两次压缩最大限度的减少存储空间和传输效率。
• In this chapter, we have explored the evaluation on lossy compression and studied comparatively the effects of CR and CT images compressions respectively.
  本节主要探讨了有损压缩的评价，分别比较了CR图像压缩效果和CT图像压缩效果。
• The main message to bystanders is that cardiac arrest is not necessarily a death sentence, but lives can be saved if more people learn CPR and how to deliver chest compressions.
  对旁观者来说最重要的信息在于，心脏骤停并不意味着死亡宣判，如果更多人懂得如何进行CPR和胸外按压，会有更多生命被拯救。
• CPR traditionally involves providing chest compressions to help circulate blood around the body and breathing support, such as mouth-to-mouth ventilation.
  传统的心肺复苏（CPR）通常由胸外按压来帮助机体血液循环，以及诸如口对口吹气的方式进行呼吸支持。
• Current evidence does not support the notion that chest compressions first prior to defibrillation improves the outcome of patients in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest;
  现有的证据不支持电除颤之前进行胸部按压改善院外心脏骤停患者的预后的观点；
• The old approach, he says, was causing delays in chest compressions, which are crucial for keeping the blood circulating.
  旧的路径，他说，会延迟胸外按压，而后者是保持血液循环的关键。
• Continue compressions and breaths 30 compressions, two breaths until help arrives.
  持续按压和人工呼吸&30次按压比2次呼吸，直至救援（人员）的到来。
• The American Heart Association calls for chest compressions to be given at a rate of100 per minute in cardiopulmonary resuscitation ( CPR).
  美国心脏协会要求在心肺复苏抢救时胸部按压的节奏应为每分钟100次。