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Doctors reacting to the series have pointed out that Maomao is administering CPR incorrectly, pressing her knuckles against the victim's abs and giving him too many rescue breaths. However, most fictional depictions of CPR are usually inaccurate and anyone knowing CPR in the time depicted is fanciful, since anything like chest compressions is not known until likely the mid 19th century. Maomao's
name is derived from 猫 (māo), the Chinese word for cat. This is alluded to frequently with Maomao having a number of cat-like mannerisms such as curiosity and aloofness. In the manga and anime, Maomao is often given cat ears as a visual gag. T Characters Ah-Duo • Ailan • Anshi • Ayla • Aylin
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