Assertion: cpr | /r/HasProperty | successful
Facets:
value: neither as
type: DEGREE
value: more often than it tends
type: DEGREE
value: only partially
type: DEGREE
value: at restarting a person’s heart
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: according to a small u.s. study
type: OTHER
value: in many cases
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: When considering whether to attempt CPR, you should consider the benefits, burdens and risks of treatment that the patient may need if CPR is successful.
text: In many cases CPR isn’t successful at restarting a person’s heart and breathing.
text: The majority of people believe cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is successful more often than it tends to be in reality, according to a small U.S. study.
text: Another possibility is that CPR may be only partially successful.
text: If CPR is successful, all that pounding on the body usually results in major physical trauma.
text: The findings listed above clearly indicate that CPR is neither as successful nor as benign as generally regarded.
text: It's a common misconception that CPR is successful.
text: While the heart isn’t beating properly the brain may not get enough blood supply and, even if the CPR is successful in getting the heart beating again, some brain damage may occur.