Coronary bypass surgery is a major surgery that a patient undergoes, and it requires time to recover. An individual who’s undergone the surgery begins to drink clear liquids, even can have solid foods on the day after surgery. One is able to sit up on the side of the bed. A patient is also asked to begin breathing and coughing exercises that are an important measure for reducing the risk of lung complications such as pneumonia. A patient may also be moved out of the ICU to some other area wearing a small, portable device that monitors the heart rate (a telemetry monitor). A patient is expected to walk 2-3 times on the second day. It becomes easy for an individual to have solid foods, but drinking is limited to six to eight cups of liquid over 24 hours. Before talking about “home recovery”, read to know more about the valuable CPR Techniques. The cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques are a series of chest compressions and rescue breathings which when applied properly can r...