well, then you weren't reading the posts...
compression only = no ventilations = no oxygenation
from medic755 above
"in the initial 8-15 minutes after arrest (which is usually caused by VF/VT...but not always) compressions have a better chance at restoring a rhythm than a combo of compressions/ventilations which reduce the amount of time that blood is flowing."
once again, eliminating ventilations 8-15 minutes after arrest...
these are what i am responding to, i'm not really sure what you are responding to, since compression only means no ventilations.
compression only = no ventilations = no oxygenation
from medic755 above
"in the initial 8-15 minutes after arrest (which is usually caused by VF/VT...but not always) compressions have a better chance at restoring a rhythm than a combo of compressions/ventilations which reduce the amount of time that blood is flowing."
once again, eliminating ventilations 8-15 minutes after arrest...
these are what i am responding to, i'm not really sure what you are responding to, since compression only means no ventilations.