THE ULTIMATE CPR GUIDE

SureFire CPR PRESENTS THE ULTIMATE CPR GUIDE EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR ADULT, CHILD, INFANT AND PET CPR ASSESS |CHECK |LOOK 1 2 FOR RESPONSIVENESS 4 CALL 9-1-1 5 START CPR FOR NORMAL BREATHING SCENE SAFETY STEPS TO • If no response, call 9-1-1 or send someone else to do so ARE You OKAY? PERFORMING If not breathing and unresponsive HELP Check the area for any safety hazards that may be harmful to you Tap the victim's shoulder and shout, "Are you OK?" Look for normal chest rise and fall • Make sure the victim is lying on a firm and flat surface facing upwards CPR CALL 911 ADULT CHILD INFANT РЕT STEPS FOR HOW TO PERFORM ADULT CPR (8 YRS+) STEPS FOR HOW TO PERFORM CHILD CPR (1YR - 8 YRS) STEPS FOR HOW TO PERFORM İNFANT CPR (0 - 1YR) STEPS FOR HOW TO PERFORM PET CPR 1 GIVE 30 CHEST COMPRESSIONS 1 GIVE 30 CHEST COMPRESSIONS 1 GIVE 30 CHEST COMPRESSIONS 1 CHECK FOR BREATHING AND A PULSE • PUSH HARD • PUSH FAST I. Use 1 or 2 hands depending on the size of the child • Use 2 fingers Push hard, push fast CHECK PULSE below wrists, inner thigh, ankle or where left elbow touches chest DEPTH: 2in- 2.4in CHECK DEPTH: 1.5in 2 LOOK FOR OTHER WARNING SIGNS PULSE 100- 120X 30X RATE: RATE: 100- 120X 30х • The gums and lips will appear gray in color • The pupils will be dilated MIN MIN • PUSH HARD • PUSH FAST IF NO PULSE, START CPR 2 GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS DEPTH: 2in 2 GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS • LAY PET ON RIGHT SIDE WITH HEART FACING UP • HEAD TILT CHIN LIFT 100- 120X • HANDS OVER THE RIBS • BEGIN CHEST COMPRESSIONS RATE: 2X PINCH NOSE Make sure the head is tilted back and the chin is lifted into a neutral, or sniffing, position • GIVE 2 BREATHS MIN DO NOT GIVE COMPRESSIONS IF THE ANIMAL HAS A PULSE Mouth to mouth is optional, but highly recommended for Child and Infant CPR • Cover the infant's mouth and nose with your mouth to form a complete seal • You should see the infant's chest rise with each breath CATS AND SMALL DOGS UNDER 30 POUNDS: 2X PRESS DOWN 2 - 1 INCH STEPS FOR HOW TO PERFORM HÀNDS-ONLY CPR 2 GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS MEDIUM DOGS BETWEEN 30-90 POUNDS: PRESS DOWN 1-1 2 INCHES • HEAD TILT CHIN LIFT • PINCH NOSE • GIVE 2 BREATHS 1 GIVE CHEST COMPRESSIONS A BABY'S LUNGS ARE MUCH SMALLER THAN AN ADULT'S, SO IT TAKES MUCH LESS THANA FULL • PUSH HARD • PUSH FAST BREATH TO FILL THEM LARGE DOGS OVER 90 POUNDS: PRESS DOWN 1 2 - 2 INCHES DEPTH: 2in- 2.4in O 2X STEPS FOR HOW TO HELP A CONSCIOUS CHOKING INFANT 4 RESCUE BREATHS 100- 120X RATE: 30x 1 GIVE 5 BACK BLOWS MIN NOT BREATHING = GIVE BREATHS Place the infant in one hand with their face facing down STEPS FOR HOW TO HELP A CONSCIOUS CHOKING ADULT STEPS FOR HOW TO HELP A CONSCIOUS CHOKING CHILD • CLOSE MOUTH SHUT • PLACE MOUTH OVER NOSE & MOUTH (for cats and small dogs) • PLACE MOUTH OVER NOSE (for medium to large dogs) • BLOW UNTIL YOU SEE THE CHEST RISE 1 GIVE CONTINUOUS 1 5X BACK SLAPS GIVE CONTINUOUS ABDOMINAL THRUSTS ABDOMINAL THRUSTS CATS AND SMALL DOGS UNDER 30 POUNDS: 2 GIVE 5 CHEST THRUSTS GIVE 5 COMPRESSIONS PER BREATH • Place a fist with the thumb side against the middle of the adult's abdomen, just above the navel • Place a fist with the thumb side against the middle of the child's abdomen, just above the navel 1.5in 5X MEDIUM DOGS BETWEEN 30-90 POUNDS: BE SURE TO SUPPORT THE INFANT'S HEAD AND NECK WITH ONE HAND AND ARM, AND KEEP THE HEAD LOWER THAN THE CHEST GIVE 5 COMPRESSIONS PER BREATH • Cover your first with your other hand • Cover your first with your other hand LARGE DOGS OVER 90 POUNDS: GIVE 10 COMPRESSIONS PER BREATH 2 CONTINUE ABDOMINAL THRUSTS UNTIL: 2 CONTINUE ABDOMINAL THRUSTS UNTIL: CONTINUE SETS OF 5 BACK BLOWS AND 5 CHEST THRUSTS UNTIL: • The object is forced out • The adult/child can cough forcefully or breathe • The adult/child becomes unconscious. Call 9-1-1 if not done already • The object is forced out • The adult/child can cough forcefully or breathe • The adult/child becomes unconscious. Call 9-1-1 if not done already • The object is forced out • The infant can cough, cry or breathe • The infant becomes unconscious. Call 9-1-1, if not done already * CONTINUE COMPRESSIONS UNTIL: Your pet starts to breathe or has a pulse If victim becomes unconscious, perform CPR. Start 30 to 2 If child becomes unconscious, perform CPR. Start 30 to 2 If infant becomes unconscious, perform CPR. Start 30 to 2 EVERY OTHER MINUTE Check its pulse after 1 minute when first starting CPR, and then after every few minutes CONTINUE COMPRESSION OR 30 COMPRESSIONS AND 2 BREATHS UNTIL: • The victim begins to breathe • An AED is ready to use • A trained rescuer arrives • You are too exhausted to continue