Coaching a Child Through CPR – Emergency Call

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ABC published this video item, entitled “Coaching a Child Through CPR – Emergency Call” – below is their description.

In New Orleans, call-taker Amanda is faced with an unconscious grandfather and a 9-year-old child who must take action to keep him alive. Amanda calmly and clearly coaches the child through it, getting her to administer the help her grandfather needs. From ‘Take A Deep Breath,’ the series premiere of ‘Emergency Call.’ Watch ‘Emergency Call’ MONDAY 10|9c on ABC, streaming, on demand, and Hulu.

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