| The Answer... ...If you have a CPR board you may leave the patient in the chair. If you don't have a CPR board, the patient might have to go on the floor. |
Many doctors ask me, Do I leave the patient in the chair ,or put them on the floor?
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| This CPR BOARD complies with part of the California State Requirements for Medical and Dental Clinics and Offices |
TITLE 16. PROFESSIONAL AND
VOCATIONAL REGULATIONS
DIVISION 10. DENTAL BOARD OF
CALIFORNIA CHAPTER 2.
DENTISTS ARTICLE 5.5....
Part (2) ... permits the patient to
be positioned so the attending
team can maintain the airway,
quickly alter patient position in an
emergency, and provide a firm
platform for the management of
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
VOCATIONAL REGULATIONS
DIVISION 10. DENTAL BOARD OF
CALIFORNIA CHAPTER 2.
DENTISTS ARTICLE 5.5....
Part (2) ... permits the patient to
be positioned so the attending
team can maintain the airway,
quickly alter patient position in an
emergency, and provide a firm
platform for the management of
cardiopulmonary resuscitation