Child Rescue Breathing

A patient is considered to be a child between the age of one to the first signs of puberty (approximately 12-14 years of age). If the child is unresponsive and not breathing normally but has a pulse, rescue breathing should be performed at a rate of one breath every three seconds. After two minutes, check for a pulse. If there is no pulse present, begin CPR on this patient.

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[fuzzlife]

For all those people who say this is fake, yes it is! She is an assistant and/or actor who is helping out for this educational video. They wouldn't use a real dying person!

[Chorkaloopa]

One thing I would add... Be sure that when doing rescue breathing to not blow a full breath into the mask. He has a higher lung capacity, and too much air may cause the patient to get air into the stomach, thus vomit and aspirate, which is bad news. Great instructional video though. Everyone should know this who have children.

[ellend]

gosh, all those stupid comments.
at least say thank you instead of leaving all those "she's not dying, she's smiling, she's still breathing" comment, this video might save you or people around you in the future.

[savannahvillamar]

My brother almost drowned but I saved him and did the good thing thank you for the help🙂😇

[lolapark]

OMG EVERYONE IS SAYING ITS FAKE OF CORSE IT IS ITS A TRAINING VIDEO

[therichgang]

Y'all, it's just a video showing what to do if someone does drown.

[hailino]

This is a training video not a fake video. Of course she's not really dead

[shidoruu]

after reading the comments
I have no hope in humanity anymore

[popeyesp]

This is the best video yet others fale to explain that you are looking for a pulse before starting compression. Thank you for this video

[picollojr]

The fact it needs to be explained that it is just a training simulation points out why i lost my hope on humanity

[tarekshaaban]

When I was a little girl I went to a pool and I went inthe pool I was drowning but thank God my dad saved my life

[..Vienna..]

I almost drowned but my friend Selena I hold on her head and grabbed the land and she went back up she was a life saver

[Mary_Lee]

Calm down idiots it’s a demonstration video that’s why she’s breathing 🤦🏻‍♀️ she did a great job if it were me I would’ve been giggling my butt of 😂

[GMPHX]

It is very important to know the girl was not in any harm, you can see her eyes move, this is done to show what a real life incident could be like. Yes a mannequin can be used, but they chose to have real humans for this.

[joshperry]

I almost drowned but this guy made a tutorial and now I'm dead

[Lilysrobloxstv]

One thing I would add… be sure that when doing rescue breathing to not blow a full breath into the mask. He has a higher lung capacity, and too much air may cause the… read more

[gabee]

“Potentially a drowning victim” her literally filled with water 😃👌

[buffster]

Brilliant impression of drowning from our child actress here - silent flailing can be really hard to spot, especially in a crowded pool. I know a girl who sadly drowned because the lifeguard didn't spot the flailing, and then she got her hair caught in a wave machine. She was only 11.
If you want to practice, search for 'Spot the drowning child' on a search engine.
I'm surprised the modeller didn't do an airway obstruction check. With drowning, it's very unlikely that the child has choked on anything in the pool...it does occasionally happen though, little broken bits of a flotation device, bath toys, or ocean debris, for example. Worth a quick airway obstruction check if you are comfortable with that level of first aid.
Final thought: This is not best practice, but; in an absolute emergency, if you do not wish to make skin contact with a stranger who requires CPR, a hole in a plastic bag can allow you to maintain no skin contact whilst also being able to administer rescue breaths. So much better to have a CPR shield though, much safer.

[aphriclese]

I almost drowned two but one of the teachers help me.

[muskrat]

this one has no ads(im searching cpr videos that have no ads its 21/40 oof)