2010 Guidelines for CPR

2013 year New DRCAB

You're right, I completely agree. But unfortunately there are people who do feel uncomfortable or find it disgusting and thus, end up not helping. At least, powertoachieve tried to provide an alternative...

my doctor told me don't give a mouth to mouth breath if you don't have the AED because you don't know what disease the patient has. :) good video.. it help me so much. :)

This is obviously not set in stone, as the guidelines keep changing. So many health professionals need to keep getting recertified in CPR. "CPR" is a business.

why is the hotel guest lugging his own luggage at this "upscale" hotel is beyond me.

giving cpr and singing staying alive like a freak. got it.

The pulse check for lay rescuers is no longer emphasised. If someone is breathing, they likely have a pulse, if someone is moving, they likely have a pulse. There have been several studies that have shown that even ER nurses have a hard time finding/not finding a pulse in emergency situations. If you are a healthcare provider, then yes, you should check, but don't rely on it completely for "signs of life".

You may need to check with your employer to make sure this is an acceptable form of CPR for them. Many companies prefer that you have either American Heart Association or American Red Cross training.

The AHA revised it's standards for shocking infants in 2010. You can now shock infants and children after 2 minutes of CPR, if the AED determines a shock is necessary.

Adult cpr

wtf are you talking about? this is the same form for both, cpr is cpr, CAB is CAB, we'll see if it changes in 2020.

I agree that it is similar. However, some employers will not accept online training. You must have hands on training. I have been a cpr instructor for 6 years, and have re-done training for many people that originally took an online course like this. I am just stating buyer beware.

Well it's not similar, ABC only required at least 30-60 compressions per minute, whereas now you have to aim for at least 100, and you do not tilt the chin.

so 100 compressions then lefting up the chin then mouth to mouth X2 ? but I've seen on TV doing like 10 compressions then mouth to mouth

thanks for this video...

Don't blow into the mouth becuz ur just putting carbon dioxide in the lungs

This isn't true. The amount of CO2 in exhaled air is only about 4%. The lungs do not absorb all the inhaled O2, so you can get appreciable O2 from an exhaled breath. The only reason why they've changed to immediate chest compressions are simplicity and the importance of continuing the supply of already oxygenated blood to the brain.

where do I get my American Heart Association Handbook? 

thanks

yup start humming 'staying alive' and rocking out to it as someone is possibly dying in front of your eyes.

staying alive.. that's funny

Compression only CPR may work if you live somewhere an ambulance can arrive within 5 minutes to begin BVM breathing. What happens after seven- ten minutes and all the oxygenated blood is circulated already used up and no oxygen is being given? You're literally wasting time. That is why it is called " layman's CPR", and if I remember correctly, to be actually certified, you need to know how to give artificial breathing..

We always teach to look down at the chest in-between rescue breaths as it avoids getting sick in your mouth if the casualty vomits.

you can tell by the way he no walk, he's a dying man, no breath to talk.  

some sick chest pushin beats man!

love it

love it

If you're not breaking ribs, you're not doing anything.

it's the rhythm of life!

this video implies that cpr is done the same on infants and small children it's not so I wouldn't use this video by itself if your self training yourself as a first responder.

What if the patient is a girl with big boobs ?
That's a serious question !

If i ever have to do CPR im gonna be singing Staying Alive ( for the rhythm)

staying alive 

how ironic

We did this today then they gave us a bracelet

 stayin' alive, stayin' alive. Ah, ha, ha, ha, stayin' alive,  ...

None off

hi

they just told me ABC today. wtf

"Push fast and hard as you can." So is it okay to go faster than the "staying alive" beat? 

CPR IS GOOD FOR YOUR CAN LIF

One of the greatest examples

if you ain't broking some ribs you aren't pushing hard properly :D

Nice.

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anyone else here because of HW?

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