Cardiopulmonary Support refers to medical interventions that assist the heart and lungs in maintaining adequate blood circulation and oxygenation. This support is crucial during emergencies, such as cardiac arrest or respiratory failure, where the body's normal functions are compromised. Techniques can include CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), mechanical ventilation, and the use of medications to stabilize heart function. In a hospital setting, Cardiopulmonary Support may involve advanced equipment like defibrillators and ventilators. These tools help restore normal heart rhythms and ensure that patients receive sufficient oxygen. Timely and effective cardiopulmonary support can significantly improve outcomes for individuals experiencing life-threatening conditions.