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I don’t own shares in the makers of this product, nor can I verify its effectiveness. However, just the idea of being able to used your iphone as a CPR coach is mind-boggling.
Here is the product demo for PocketCPR for iphone:
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RT: @emt_on How about adding an AED function to it? 
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