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    This document provides guidelines for performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on adults, children, and infants. It outlines the steps to take when someone is unresponsive, including checking for a pulse, calling 911, and beginning compressions if there are no signs of circulation. The guidelines specify compression rates, depths, ventilation rates, and techniques for clearing foreign obstructions for each age group. Procedures like chest compressions and rescue breathing are tailored based on whether the individual is an adult, child, or infant.

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    2010 AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers Study Guide

    Call 911
    Check for Circulation

    Adult
    (over puberty)
    After establishing
    unresponsiveness
    Check for a carotid
    pulse and other
    signs of life

    Child
    (1yo-puberty)
    After 5 cycles of CPR
    (About 2 minutes)
    Check for a carotid
    pulse and other
    signs of life

    Infant
    (neonate-1yo)
    After 5 cycles of CPR
    (About 2 minutes)
    Check for brachial
    pulse and other
    signs of life

    If no signs of circulation,
    begin compressions.
    Compression Rate

    100+/ min

    100+/ min

    100+/ min

    Compression Ratio

    1 rescuer- 30:2
    2 rescuer- 30:2

    1 rescuer- 30:2
    2 rescuer- 15:2

    1 rescuer- 30:2
    2 rescuer- 15:2

    At Least 2 deep

    1/3-1/2 depth of chest

    1/3-1/2 depth of chest

    Head-tilt chin-lift. If
    trauma present, use
    jaw-thrust method
    Give 2 Breaths

    Head-tilt chin-lift. If
    trauma present, use
    jaw-thrust method
    Give 2 Breaths

    Head-tilt chin-lift. If
    trauma present, use
    jaw-thrust method
    Give 2 Breaths

    Give enough air to


    make chest rise

    Give enough air to


    make chest rise

    Give enough air to


    make chest rise

    Over 1 sec each


    1 breath every 5-6
    seconds.
    10-12/ minute
    1 breath every 6-8
    seconds
    8-10/ minute
    Abdominal Thrusts

    Over 1 sec each


    1 breath every 3-5
    seconds.
    12-20/ minute
    1 breath every 6-8
    seconds
    8-10/ minute
    Abdominal Thrusts

    Over 1 sec each


    1 breath every 3
    seconds.
    20/ minute
    1 breath every 6-8
    seconds
    8-10/ minute
    5 Back Slaps & 5 Chest
    Thrusts

    Begin CPR. Look in


    mouth for object
    prior giving breaths

    Begin CPR. Look in


    mouth for object
    prior giving breaths

    Begin CPR. Look in


    mouth for object prior
    giving breaths

    Note: Compressions
    now act as Chest
    Thrusts to expel FB

    Note: Compressions
    now act as Chest
    Thrusts to expel FB

    Note: Compressions now


    act as Chest Thrusts to
    expel FB

    Compression Depth
    Open Airway

    Assess Breathing Look,


    Listen, & Feel.
    If not, give 2 breaths

    If there are signs of


    circulation, begin rescue
    breathing
    Rescue Breaths with
    Advanced Airway
    FBAO (Foreign Body Airway
    Obstruction)
    Responsive
    Unresponsive

    Critical Intervention Educators, Inc.


    PO Box 3617; Brandon, FL 33610

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