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A patient collapses in the dental chair and is in cardiac arrest. What is the most appropriate way to perform chest compressions?
Perform compressions with the chair upright
Delay compressions until the patient is on a hard board
Recline the chair fully flat, stabilise it (e.g. stool under the headrest) and compress with the chair lowered
Always drag the patient onto the floor before starting any compressions, however long it takes
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