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Is CPR Hard on the Elderly? Addressing a Critical Concern

While pop culture often portrays Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) as a dramatic, last-minute success, the reality is far more complex, especially for older adults. Studies indicate that in-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates for the elderly are significantly lower than for younger individuals, and the procedure can pose serious health complications. This guide addresses the critical question: **is CPR hard on the elderly**?

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Should you do CPR on a 90 year old?: Understanding the Complexities

According to recent studies, the survival rate for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in patients over 90 is often less than 3%. The question of whether you should do CPR on a 90 year old is deeply complex, balancing medical realities with individual wishes and quality of life concerns.

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