9 Steps of Adult CPR

Please list the FIRST step of Adult CPR (out of 9 steps total)

• Tap and shout on the shoulders "are you ok"?
  

• Yell for help "help help someone help"
  

• Call 911 and get an AED

• Make sure the scene is safe

Please list the SECOND step of Adult CPR (out of 9 steps)

• Make sure the scene is safe
  

• Yell for help "help help someone help"
  

• Tap and shout on the shoulders "are you ok"?
  

• Call 911 and get an AED

Please list the THIRD step of Adult CPR (out of 9 steps)

• 
  Call 911 and get an AED

• Yell for help "help help someone help"
  

• Make sure the scene is safe
  

• Tap and shout on the shoulders "are you ok"?
  

Please list the FOURTH step of Adult CPR (out of the 9 steps)

• Tap and shout on the shoulders "are you ok"?
  

• Make sure the scene is safe

• Call 911 and get an AED

• Yell for help "help help someone help"
  

Please list step FIVE of Adult CPR (out of the 9 step)

• Yell for help "help help someone help"
  

• Call 911 and get an AED

• Check for breathing for 5-10 seconds

• Make sure the scene is safe
  

Please list step SIX of Adult CPR (out of the 9 steps total)

• tilt the head back and give 2 breaths
  

• bare the chest 

• Continue 30 compressions and 2 breaths 
  (make sure the compressions are 2 inches deep)

• Start 30 Compressions on the lower half of the breastbone using 2 hands
  
  

Please list the SEVENTH step of Adult CPR (out of the 9 steps)

• bare the chest 
  

• Start 30 Compressions on the lower half of the breastbone using 2 hands
  
  

• tilt the head back and give 2 breaths
  

• Continue 30 compressions and 2 breaths 
  (make sure the compressions are 2 inches deep)

Please list the EIGHTH step of Adult CPR (out of the nine steps)

• tilt the head back and give 2 breaths
  

• Continue 30 compressions and 2 breaths 
  (make sure the compressions are 2 inches deep)

• bare the chest 
  

•  Start 30 Compressions on the lower half of the breastbone using 2 hands
  
  

Please list the NINTH and final step of Adult CPR

• bare the chest 
  

• Start 30 Compressions on the lower half of the breastbone using 2 hands
  

• 
  tilt the head back and give 2 breaths
  

• Continue 30 compressions and 2 breaths 
  (make sure the compressions are 2 inches deep)

What is the most important step of having an AED with you...

• shave the chest and or cut the bra if needed to have a bare chest to attach AED pads to

• turn it on

• place the pads in the proper placements

• clear the area to be able to have the AED scan for rhythm