Notes on CPR training. Any misinformation is the fault of the note taker.

– No longer breaths during the CPU process. The best response for those who are not trained.
– Feel pulse on the neck
– Those with the highest survival rate are those who had early CPU.
– As soon as someone goes unconscious, starting CPU is the best thing to do.
– Call 911 to bring ext. training and preventing shock.
Survival campaign
1. Early recognition and call 911
2. Cpu hands only
3. Early defibrillations with an AED (automated external defibrillator)
4. Emergency responders.
5. Take to the Hospital
6. Push at a rate of 100 to 1029 1/3 of the chest. depth of the chest
7. Need to recoil and come back
8. Choking for adults and infants.
9. Older people may crack the cartilage. As long as you do it in the correct place less chance of breaking ribs.
10. Of people don’t make
– AED: automated external fibrillation

– Place hands above the nipple
– Rocking motion
– Remove all the clothing on a heart attack.
– No breathing no pulse.
– Run go get an aide
– The device is located in High traveled hallways, often near restrooms.

CPU: The second group of notes.
– Tap them and shout to see if they respond
– People need to know where to switch out when moving from one person to another.
– Use palms. Spread fingers on bottom hand and count to 30
– In between the tiblblple line and a pam above do it for 30 counts

Choking:
– Adult and children: recognize choking.
– Open your mouth and see it pull it out.
– If can see it on an adult you do the himlink.
– Put hands a couple of inches. Put palms in positions, push back, and up.
– Lock wrists together
– Pushing on it until you stop.
– If unconscious pull together
– Child, you can hold. Put face in hand and do five back fingers(?).
– A child that can fit in your arm.

CPU third set of notes.
– Make sure the surroundings are safe.
– Check pulse under baby’s armpits put over their mouth
– Five fingers below nipple line
– Do two things
– Check under the arm top arm.
– App called pulse point.