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Open the airway; check for signs of life / pulse for 45 seconds before administering CPR. Prevent further heat loss but don't re-warm prior to starting CPR. If no signs of life after 45 s, immediately start CPR.

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Q: CPR What should a rescuer do once a victim who was submerged in icy cold water is pulled from the water?
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Which side should the rescuer check the pulse of a victim?

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How do you respond if a victim submerges before being reached by a rescuer?

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