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Heimlich maneuverUpworthy
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A New Jersey elementary teacher's nurse's hat came in handy when a student was playing with a water bottle and the cap seemingly popped off of the bottle and down the child’s throat.
Janiece Jenkins stayed calm and immediately began giving the scared child the Heimlich maneuver.
After a few thrusts to the boy's abdomen the cap dislodges and goes flying to the floor.
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