How To Do CPR

This video tutorial explains CPR, a life-saving technique used when someone collapses and is not breathing. It introduces the DR'S ABC framework: Danger, Response, Shout for help, Airway, Breathing, and Circulation. The video details how to check for breathing, perform chest compressions, and use a defibrillator. It emphasizes the importance of CPR training and encourages sharing the knowledge.

What is the first step in the DR'S ABC approach when performing CPR?

• Start chest compressions

• Call for help

• Ensure the area is safe

• Check for breathing

How should you open the airway of a person who has collapsed?

• Tilt the head forward

• Turn the person on their side

• Lift the chin

• Tilt the head back

What is the recommended rate for chest compressions during CPR?

• Three times every second

• Once every second

• Four times every second

• Twice every second

What should you do if you are not trained to give rescue breaths during CPR?

• Stop CPR and wait for help

• Continue with hands-only chest compressions

• Give breaths without compressions

• Perform compressions at a slower rate

What is the purpose of a defibrillator in CPR?

• To provide oxygen

• To restart the heartbeat

• To check for breathing

• To measure blood pressure