CPR Techniques and Procedures

The video tutorial demonstrates the steps for performing CPR. It begins with ensuring the scene is safe and having the necessary equipment ready. The instructor checks the victim's responsiveness and instructs a bystander to call 911 and bring an AED if available. CPR is initiated with chest compressions, and the process is continued until professional help arrives or the victim recovers.

What is the first step to take before starting CPR?

• Start chest compressions

• Call 911

• Ensure the scene is safe

• Check if the victim is breathing

What should you do if the victim does not respond when you ask if they are okay?

• Wait for the victim to respond

• Start chest compressions immediately

• Call 911 and ask someone to bring an AED

• Perform rescue breaths

What should you do if you are alone and need to call 911?

• Call 911 and put it on speaker

• Perform CPR without calling

• Wait for someone else to call

• Leave the victim and find help

How many chest compressions should be performed before giving rescue breaths?

• 25 compressions

• 30 compressions

• 20 compressions

• 15 compressions

When should you stop performing CPR?

• After 5 minutes

• When the victim starts breathing normally

• When you get tired

• After 10 cycles of compressions