How to do CPR

After seeing Damar Hamlin's on-field collapse, many were reminded of the importance of CPR. In this video, the American Heart Association shows the basics.

Hands-only or bystander CPR is for non-medically trained individuals. These steps are for a large child, teenager, or adult. For those who learned this in the past, there’s no blowing in the mouth anymore.

‘Any CPR is better than no CPR.’

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[controllerthumbs]

I feel like videos that explain things in case of a medical emergency need to get straight to the point with ZERO ads

[dannyalexander]

The best part about this video is somebody watching it trying to save someone’s life they have to watch an ad first. Nice one YouTube

[jakedoesyt]

My friend: **dying**
Me: “don’t worry bro, I’ll just look up a YouTube video”
The 30 second un skip-able ad:

[forensik]

My apologies to the people who got 2 thirty second unskippable ads before this trying to save someone’s life

[richardng]

Steps: 1 Ask “are you okay?”. If no response, proceed: 2 Bring your eye level down to their chest level and look if chest is moving up and down to indicate breathing. If there is no movement, proceed: 3. Tell a bystander to call the police for ambulance. 4 Position your hand in the center of the chest: This will be in between the pecs, just below the nipple line. Place the palm of your hand over that location, and put your other hand on top. Position your shoulders over your hands. 5 Press down about 2 inches for an adult. Then fully allow the chest to rise back up. Repeat these steps of pushing down and letting it fully rise back up. The speed of your pumps should be hard and fast, 100-120 pumps per minute. If you know the beat of the song “stayin alive”, you can adjust your pump speed according to that beat. You got this.

[tobeyphinney]

The fact that their is an ad before a CPR video. Imagine trying to save someone and just getting an ad.

[doom_guy]

“Oh no I’m choking!”
“I’ll follow this guide to save your life!”
*Whopper Whopper Whopper Whopper*

[Nyesol]

My brother was choking and couldn't stop and when i searched this it gave me 2 ads, overall thanks for saving my brothers life

[ParadoxRein]

This is amazing! This is very important to save lives! I will always remember this

[linkslayer]

Thank you for the two 15 second unstoppable ads! My dad died thanks!

[papabird]

"There are places where you can go to get certified, or you can literally watch a two minute YouTube video"

[splashy]

what's ironic is I got an ad about an ad blocker that is supposed to block ads for videos and this video was one of the examples

[BrandonGarcia-qnww]

This is something they should teach us in school instead of math formulas am I right

[elgatomoscato]

I really appreciate the guy in red simulating 120bpm. If i ever need to do CPR, the pace of that sound is now etched into my memory

[eduardmolina]

I like how theirs an add what could go wrong in actual emergency

[starella.]

*the fact that there was two ads before this video is FOULL* 😭😭

[KinguKirimuzon]

I was hoping to find a cpr video with ads after seeing that one meme, guess it can actually be a possibility💀

[oreochips]

Best part is having a 20 second unskippable ad

[elsabio]

I needed to know how to do cpr to save my grandma, but 2 unskipable 30 second ads appeared and she died

[lesleysantos]

Shame on youtube putting ads on videos like this