1 == Determine if the surrounding scene is safe (see "How to Maximize the Safety of an Emergency Scene").2 == Tell someone nearby to call 9-1-1, if not in a wilderness setting.3 == Click to enlargeDetermine if the injured person is breathing (see "How to Check Airway, Breathing and Circulation").4 == Position the injured person on his or her back, being extremely careful not to move or twist the head, neck or spine. If several rescuers are present, use their assistance to minimize this danger (For a related technique, see "How to Logroll an Injured Person.")5 == Click to enlargeMaintain an open airway while you pinch the injured person's nose shut.6 == Click to enlargeGive two long, slow breaths, being sure to maintain a seal between your mouth and his or hers. * Use latex gloves and a breathing mask to prevent infection or transmission of disease. * If breaths do not go in, re-tilt the head and try again. If breaths still do not go in, the airway may be obstructed (see "How to Clear an Obstructed Airway"). * If you suspect a spinal injury (see "How to Rule out a Spinal Cord Injury"), do not tilt the chin to open the airway. Instead, with one hand on each side of the head and facing the injured person's toes, put your index and third fingers in front of the earlobes and push the jaw forward and up. * If this method doesn't open the airway, revert to the chin-tilt method: the injured person's most drastic need is for oxygen. * If the person has a severe injury to the mouth, then give breaths through the nose while keeping the injured person's mouth sealed shut. * 1 == Check again for breathing and pulse (see "How to Check Airway, Breathing and Circulation").2 == Perform rescue breathing if the person has a pulse, but is not breathing (see "How to Provide Rescue Breathing for an Adult"). 1 == Begin CPR if the person is neither breathing nor has a pulse.2 == Position the hands: find the lower tip of the breastbone. Measure two finger widths towards the head, and place the heel of one hand in this location.3 == Place your other hand on top of the first hand, interlacing your fingers of both hands.4 == Lean forward so that your shoulders are over your hands.5 == Push downward on the chest, using the weight of your upper body for strength. Compress 15 times in 10 seconds.6 == Give two more slow breaths after the 15 compressions.7 == Do 15 more compressions followed again by two slow breaths.8 == Perform the 15-compression, two-breath cycle a total of four times.9 == Re-check pulse and breathing.10 == Click to enlargeContinue repeating this entire cycle - four sets of chest compressions and breaths followed by re-checking pulse and breathing - until the injured person regains a pulse, until professional medical help arrives, or until you are too exhausted to continue. * Use the weight of your upper body to aid in compressions so that your arms don't get tired. * Switch off with another rescuer to save energy for both of you. *
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How a wire transfer is done? Can the person be traced through a receipt?
What can be done about them is to contact the bank. And your District Attorney and State's Attorney.
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USE CPR ON AN ADULT WHEN THEY ARE UNRESPONSIVE; ON A CHILD AND INFANT USE CPR WHEN THERE IS NO PULSE.
Resuscitation. CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
For resuscitation use 100 % - the kids hypoxic or you wouldn't be doing a resuscitation.
European Resuscitation Council was created in 1989.
Resuscitation - album - was created on 2001-04-23.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a medical term. CPR is the abbreviation.
Resuscitation is the act of reviving someone who is unconscious, unresponsive, or not breathing. It typically involves cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to restore blood circulation and breathing. Prompt resuscitation can be crucial in saving a person's life.
After the initial steps in resuscitation, a newborn is albeit with a heart rate less 100. What is the effective action to take in resuscitation
The key to a successful resuscitation is a clear airway
You say, "My friend went through a resuscitation."
Debra Lynn Berry has written: 'The retention of cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills' -- subject(s): Cardiac resuscitation, Resuscitation, Memory, Study and teaching