Resuscitation: Revival should be the first priority: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 89, No 1

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Successful resuscitation requires prompt and appropriate response from medical personnel. Drs Livingston and Passaro describe the initial steps common to all resuscitative efforts and discuss often-observed maneuvers that should not be part of the initial management of critically ill patients. Their helpful ABCDEF mnemonic summarizes the steps needed for revival.

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