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In cardiopulmonary resuscitation, different ratios of compression to ventilation with regard to optimal oxygen transport are considered. We hypothesised that the end tidal fraction of oxygen might increase from levels found in the conventional compression–ventilation ratio of 15:2 if more consecutive ventilations are given because the rescuer would hyperventilate. The second hypothesis was that the...