What does CV stand for?

Choking Victim

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Dr Heimlich's lifesaver THE manoeuvre was developed by American doctor Henry Heimlich in 1974 as a method of saving choking victims.

Sister to the rescue as Madeley chokes on his roast beef

Dr Harry Heimlich, 81 - who developed the Heimlich Manoeuvre, which has saved thousands of choking victims worldwide - said: "The fact that President Bush had bruises on his face indicates that he may have fallen on his face and therefore on his abdomen as well.

It's pretzel dent Bush for Tussaud's show

Lieutenant Mance was unaware of the emergency until the choking victim began to thrash in her seat, and he saw the frightened looks of her companions.

Lieutenant Ben Mance