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Issue: New bullet point: CPR should only be paused for a 30-second asystole check if all other criteria are met.
Resolution: Inserted in v1.3 reprint
Book: Clinical Practice Guidelines
Location: 37, Section 2 Resuscitation
Type of update: Feedback
Year: 2013
Date update posted online: January 5, 2015, 12:00 am
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