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CPR beat songs

BeeGee's Stayin Alive seems to be the standard, and Queen's Another One Bites the Dust isn't really very appropriate These also have the right beat to get the chest compression rate right...

http://bethebeat.heart.org/aha_playlist.pdf

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    This list is funny!!

    Songs such as:

    "Lay Your Hands on Me"

    "Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)"

    "Kickstart My Heart"

    Anyone else think this list is humorous??

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    Especially the way the teacher went about recommending "Stayn Alive" instead of "Another One Bites the Dust"... at least if you are going to sign/hum outloud.

    Or the way my husband did a skit type show of doing CPR (well, bopping on the table anyway) to the kitchen table to "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" with the elbow flapping, knee high foot tapping, etc. I may still be very musically challenged but I have a great visual to refer to, maybe that will work well enough.

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    Sabaton - Attak of the dead man is in the correct BPM range

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