CPR is still called CPR, which stands for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. It's an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when someone's heart stops beating.
CPR is not a static procedure, and guidelines are updated periodically based on the latest scientific research. These updates refine the techniques and approaches used during CPR, but the fundamental name and purpose of the procedure remain the same. So, while the method of performing CPR might change over time, it's still fundamentally called CPR.
