How To Give Cpr Step By Step

Dear Viewers, today in this article we give you brief information about How To Give CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR is one of the best emergency first aid technique that is a combination of chest compressions and artificial ventilation (mouth-to-mouth). using CPR technique you can save any heart patient life this procedure Also helpful to patient blood flowing after their heart stops beating, as well as double or triple the chances of survival after cardiac arrest. all details given under this article read the article till the end and share with everyone.

American Heart Association (AHA) recommends should use of the number of letters CAB to help you remember the order of CPR steps:

How To Give CPR

According to the American Red Cross, given below 7 steps to Give CPR right way.

Asess the situation
First you Make sure the patient is on a firm land
First you should Tap on the person on the shoulder and Ask him person need help or not.
you can Call him for help.
you should Look for someone who can get an automated external defibrillator (AED) if available at the nearest emergency medical care center then take him for treatment.
If there is no AED available, stay with the victim and call on 911.
Open the airway
Lay the person on their back, and tilt their head back to lift their chin.
Remove the patients blockages in the mouth or nose, such as vomit, blood, food, or loose teeth.
Check patients breathing was complete
should Listen carefully breathing sounds at least 10 seconds (except for occasional gasping sounds).
If your not hearing the breathing sounds then give them CPR.
First Start the chest compressions
Kneel next to the person’s neck and shoulders.
Position both of your hands on the middle of the person’s chest.
Now Start Compress (push straight down) chest will be at least below 2 inches (5 cm) but no more than 2.4 inches (6 cm).
now use your all body weight (not just your arms) to give him pressure continue at least 100 compressions per minute.
give him Push hard and fast not slowly.
Allow a few seconds after each push so that the chest springs back.
Deliver the rescue breaths of the patient
Tilt the person’s head back, lift their chin, pinch their nose shut, and place your mouth over their mouth to make a complete seal.
After mouth-to-mouth contact, blow to make the person’s chest rise.
If the chest rises, give him second breath.
Deliver at least two rescue breaths first, then continue compressions on the chest.
Continue CPR steps
Continue with the chest compressions cycles and breathing until:
The person exhibits signs of life, such as breathing or movement.
An AED becomes available.
Emergency medical services or a trained medical responder arrives on the scene and takes over.