CPR Facts
Lead-Up
Breathing
Care Procedure
Demonstration Time!
100
What is Citizen CPR?
No breaths—just compressions
100
What are the three steps of CPR?
Check, Call, Care
100
When do you perform CPR?
When the person is not breathing
100
How many breaths and compressions do you do per cycle of CPR?
Two breaths, 30 compressions
100
Demonstrate checking the scene and person!
NICE JOB!
200
When is it best to perform CPR?
When you see someone suddenly collapse
200
When would the scene be unsafe?
Fire, fallen power lines, apocalypse, zombies
200
When do you first check for breathing?
After you call 911
200
How deep do you do compressions?
Two inches
200
Demonstrate calling 911!
FANTASTIC!!!
300
What law protects those who reasonably assist the injured?
The Good Samaritan Law
300
If the scene is safe, what do you do next?
Check the person—shake their shoulder and ask if they're OK
300
How do you open the airway?
Chin tilt, head lift
300
What force should you use for compressions to minimize fatigue?
Upper body weight
300
Demonstrate checking breathing!
W00T W00T
400
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
400
When do you call 911?
The person has trouble breathing or chest pain or is unconscious
400
What three things do you look for when checking breathing?
Feeling breath, hearing breathing, seeing chest rise and fall
400
How many compressions per minute should you do?
100. BONUS! What song has the same beat and pace as compressions?
400
Demonstrate compressions!
DAAAAAAANG SON!!!
500
What is the purpose of CPR?
To oxygenate the brain through blood flow
500
For how long do you check breathing?
10 seconds
500
In which situation do you NOT stop performing CPR? A. An AED becomes available B. The person starts breathing C. You hear an ambulance arriving D. The scene becomes unsafe E. You're about to collapse from exhaustion
C. You hear an ambulance arriving
500
DEMONSTRATE THE WHOLE THING!
LIFE: SAVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!