Hands-only CPR Training

[leetaylor]

There was like a minute of ads imagine if it was an emergency.

[ericahymes]

When open your site, I was crying 😢 because you are absolutely right, we all should know the Basics on CPR, cardiac arrest.
My kid's father a young men, was working on the construction company, on Oklahoma city, it was a hot day April 2020, his co-workers found him on the floor, not move or respond, no one knows CPR, so when the ambulance arrives. He was basically olmost dead from a massive heart attack.
Make me furious, how irresponsable the owner of the construction company, not have any CPR for protected his worker's.
And after that terrible experience happened in my life loss a love one for not providing immense CPR care.
I take my CPR every two years and be ready for any situation.
Thanks for a wonderful video.
Best wishes from Guatemala and Texas my two temporary home's. 🙏

[hosearowe]

Appreciates it nurses . You covered choking and infant CPR etc Great job !

[Kererkal]

My grandpa passed away because of the ads

[robmilne]

When checking for breathing you should get your ear and cheek down close to the patient’s nose and mouth. What you are doing is feeling for normal breathing against your cheek and looking down the chest to see if it rises. If it’s a noisy and windy environment you might not hear or feel the breath, but you should see the chest rise and fall if they are breathing normally. If you user agonal breathing it means this person is in cardiac arrest and begin chest compressions. Check Breathing for a full 10 seconds to make sure.

[thandizikhali]

Im confused : was not supposed to do a 30 compression then 2 rescue breaths and continue the cycly until the help arrived? I lost count on 100 😂

[arvinthraghuram]

Hello.... while looking for breathing 1:53 carotid Pulse should be felt at the same time as per AHA guidelines ...that's missing here..otherwise its a fantastic video

[bibialli]

Thank you for sharing this. This has helped me to review my test. Absolutely will recommend anyone who needs to review this on YouTube for a class. Keep shining your light. Saving lives is a beautiful light from above. God bless

[paularuffini]

I love the fact that the song "Staying Alive" helps you remember the hand's motions when doing CPR. that is something that I never thought about but I love it.

[Monster-dzjv]

i’m cpr certified but this is a wonderful refresher video

[OverdriveMusic]

Just remember 2 pumps per second. So keep in time with any of these songs that are 120BPM:
TiK ToK by Kesha
Raise Your Glass by P!nk
Bad Romance by Lady Gaga
Just Dance by Lady Gaga

[PrincessTigerLilly]

PPE BSI, scene safe. Check Airway, Breathing, Circulation. AED is very important. 30 to 2 compression to breath. 2/3 of the way of the chest. Do not break the xyphoid process.

[BillOdoms]

Great job! Video is spot on. Instruction by both nurses can't be done any better.

[memineyouyours]

Why they didn’t check for pulse when checking for breathing?

[puddingtane]

after she asked " are you ok? are you ok? " I thought my phone froze lol. But thanks great job

[Carey]

Needs subtitles, since their mouths are covered. (My aunt is deaf and relies on mouth reading so I notice stuff like this all the time.)

[sarahnrg]

You don't clarify what to do if the person is breathing. If the person is breathing do you give cpr? What about if the person is gasping? Do you need to check pulse? If so does pulse or no pulse make a difference on whether or not to administer cpr?

[EagleLogic]

I was a lifeguard in high school. I remember being trained to do 30 chest compressions followed by two "breaths of life". Is this generally no longer suggested when the patient is not breathing/heart not pumping? You're better off just focusing on the chest compressions followed by AED? Thanks. I just want to refresh my memory since it's been ages since I was a lifeguard.

[noeperez]

just came to see if there were ads lol

[zakali]

Ads on a CPR video should be banned 🤦‍♂️ CPM>>>>CPR