Official Do Not Resuscitate Order (for each state!):
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A Do Not Resuscitate Order, or “DNR,” is a patient’s official and legal instruction to all medical personnel that states s/he does not wish to be treated medically in the event his/her heart or breathing functions cease. Patients with a DNR order are often elderly or suffering from a long-term illness. In many cases, they wish to deny CPR procedures.
DNR orders are acknowledged by all medical personnel, including emergency physicians and EMTs.
A legally-binding DNR form primarily denies three treatments:
CPR treatment, such as mouth-to-mouth and chest compressions;
Electric shock by defibrillator; and
Breathing tubes inserted through the patient’s mouth
A DNR order doesn’t deny all medical intervention. The patient will still be able to receive other modes of treatment like medical drugs. DNR forms only aim to deny emergency CPR-related treatment.
For more information about DNR orders, watch our video -- and then head to the link above for an official template!
Free Version:
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0:00 Intro:
0:20 In This Video We'll Discuss:
0:26 What Is A Do Not Resuscitate Order:
1:18 Importance:
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