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CPR on Adults, Infants and Children.
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TO PREVENT CHOKING IN CHILDREN
1. Look for age guidelines when selecting toys for children.
2. Don't give small hazardous objects to children, they often put them in their mouth choke.
3. Keep balloons and plastic bags away from any small children for the same reason.
CHILDREN
1. Use only one hand instead of two to perform chest compressions.
2. Breathe more gently.
3. Use the same compression-breath rate as is used for adults, 30 compressions followed by two breaths, each one second.
4. If you're alone, perform 5 cycles of compressions and breaths on the child.
The most common cause of cardiac arrest in infants is due to the lack of oxygen
1. drowning
2. choking
CAB
INFANTS
C – compressions; The first step is to push hard and fast on the center of the victims chest.
A – airway; Next, tilt the victims head back to open the airways.
B – breathing; Finally, start mouth to mouth rescue breaths.
ADULTS
1. Shout and and gently tap on the baby's shoulder.
2. If there is no response give 30 gentle chest compression.
3. Open the airway by tilting gently tap on the baby's shoulder.
the head back and give two deep breaths.
1. Call: Check to see if the victim is unresponsive, if so call 911. After calling return to the victim.
2. Pump: Begin chest compressions if the victim is still not breathing, moving, or coughing.
3. Blow: Tilt the head back and lift their chin, also pinch their nose and give two deep breaths. Which should last a second each.
The Universal Choking Sign
The person wrapping their hands around their throat.
Other Signs of Choking
A. Person is unable to breathe, cough, or speak.
B. The victim making high pitched sounds while breathing.
C. Lips and finger nails turn blue.
CPR on Adults, Infants and Children
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