What Is CPR?

1. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a combination of techniques like chest pumping and mouth to mouth respiration.

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Signs Of A Person In Need Of CPR

If a person is choking or gagging there is a chance they need CPR. If someone needs CPR most likely they have something lodged in their throat or they can’t breathe or their heart stops beating.

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Steps to give CPR

1. Rest your head on their chest to check for breathing movements and you do the look, listen, feel test.

2. Attempt to check and clear their airway. Make sure nothing is lodged in there.

3. Third, if you see them choking call for help check their pulse and see if they're ok.

4. Firmly use your upper body strength to pump their hearts this process is called chest compressions. Don’t be afraid to apply pressure on an adult ribcage, they are very strong.

4. About 30 pumps line your mouth sideways to the victim and do a clean blow of air into their lungs. Keep repeating the whole process for about three rounds.

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What if is a Baby?

Babies are more vulnerable to choking. Which means you want to be even more prepared to perform CPR on a infant.

It will be harder to check a infants breath mainly because their lungs are so small. So you have to be very still but fast.

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1. So first you will want to Cover the infant's mouth and nose tightly with your mouth.
2. Or, cover just the nose. Hold the mouth shut.
3. Keep the chin lifted and head tilted.
4. Give 2 rescue breaths. Each breath should take about a second and make the chest rise.

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If the baby is still unresponsive as a last resort you can use two fingers to soft but firmly pump the babies heart.

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What if a pet (dog or cat)?

1.If it is a dog or cat, see for movement and breathing.

2.Look for warning signs:-Gums and lips will appear gray.

-Pupils will be dilated.

3.If no pulse,Start pumping. Lay the animal on the right side and place

hands over his ribs where its elbow touches the chest. And now begin

pumping.

4.Check for objects or food possibly blocking his airway (mouth)..

CAT’S CPR!!!!

2. After step one, give air to the mouth of the cat.

3. Get pumping to it’s ribs as the dog way, but cat are more smaller so

do it gently.

4. Look to the mouth of the cat if has something stuck on is airway.

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When do I Stop!?!?

For an average adult you should do at least three rounds of CPR. If they are unresponsive after the first round keep going! Hopefully EMS(Emergency Medical Services) can get there and give them medical treatment but until then keep calm and resume pumping!

PUMPING!

Keep Calm?! ARE YOUR SERIOUS?!?!

If you don’t get it?

Try tell your Doctor about CPR information, go on a CPR class. If you're a student you can try to go and tell the teacher if can show how to do CPR. But is be thankful when a person’s need it on a big trouble.

If for your own safety and for your family.

Congrats!

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Congrats! You just learned how to do CPR! With another person knowing how you increase people's chances of surviving when choking!

Awarded to: who ever read and understood this powerpoint!

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Date given: Whenever you read it!