How to Perform CPR? | Complete Guide for Anyone | Public Health

It's not every day you find someone who needs life-saving, true. But even if it's only a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence, the stakes are still far too high to not know what to do when the condition actually happens. Before taking any step, make sure you're not in a state of panic or being nervous. You must keep calm and collected throughout the chest compression and rescue breathing routines.

The chest compression rate is around 100 times per minute and you should try to reach a depth of 4-5cm (1.5-2 inches) to actually be able to effectively pump the patient's blood. On some occasions even the ribs get fractured but that will heal (if the patient survives). Alternate 30 chest compressions with 2 ventilations or rescue breathings for the best survival chance. More in the video.

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[cxssetteman]

It’s nice that you mentioned calling Emergency Services instead of 911.

Non-Americans appreciate this.

[Studypharmaa]

Everyone needs to learn CPR no matter what age they are, we don't know when it might come handy.Also, most cardiac arrests occur at home so it's valuable in saving lives.

[Rajvardhan_Naik]

Make sure u press little hard ...that may in extreme conditions cause broken rib ..but that ok... broken ribs can be repaired.... persons life is most important

[doomedtoobscurity]

Rip grandma I got those double 15 second ads

[ashthescorpion]

That’s why I subscribed to them because you can really learn something important from them like the CPR I really suffered from this one while I was trying to learn how to do it and now I fully understood it and I’m glad because you never know when you need to perform a CPR on someone. So thank you so much!

[sunnycloud]

So glad there are no ads in my country.
Thanks for this super useful video!

[simonmendoza]

I love this video. Super helpful.

Unfortunately, right now most people are panicked because of COVID and probably won't do much?

It happened to me (sort of). Had a massive panic attack at work. I was on the ground pale, clammy hands, arm numbness, left arm and back pain, with my chest so tight I couldn't breathe. BP was like 160-170 when paramedics arrived. My coworkers and emergency response team just stood at a distance and asked if I was ok.. one of them even told me "I'm gonna stand right here because there's a virus out there."

[amitsingh-lpyn]

Lost my father to cardiac arrest. I did cpr but cudnt save him. This guilt is killing me everyday.

[ThemystofMr.Idntty]

I am just glad we didn't get a 4 3 minutes long unskippable ads when we clicked on this video 😂

[TheAuroraRed]

I need more practice on this seriously

[mem]

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[wifinesesi]

Going to attend cpr class today, wish me the best

[papediop]

Why did I get an ad before this video? RIP Grandma 😔

[monroehehe]

Thus video deserve a lot of viewers!! THANK YOUUU!

[amanpreetchander]

I was really healpful. Keep making video like this. And be proud of yourself as well 😀

[XxxCatLoverxxX]

Am I the only one who watched this to see how to perform cpr but also wanting to see if there were ads to see how rude youtube was

[rahmatarham]

1:45 I can hear the music in my head..🤯

[foyess]

Bad video when I clicked there was an ad don’t watch this if your trying to save someone

[TheLanMax]

So, I don’t get it.. what’s the full sequence? You do 30 pushes on the chest, then 2 inhales/exhales, then just repeat?
Or if I haven’t been trained how to do CPR properly, it will be better to just do those pushes until the help arrives??

[killermogle]

So do you ever feel for a pulse, you know, the thing that CPR is designed to replace? Or do you just go on and start breaking the guy's ribs without checking to make sure they actually need it in the first place?