Adult CPR
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- www.ProCPR.org - Adult CPR is performed by checking for patient responsiveness, abnormal breathing, and contacting emergency services. Next, check for a pulse, and begin CPR if the patient has no pulse. Perform 30 compressions at a rate of 100 per minute and a depth of 1.5 to 2 inches in the center of the chest. These 30 compressions should be followed by two rescue breaths, and repeat the cycle until an AED or emergency services arrives. Video created by ProTrainings.
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Dude is excellent at playing dead.
Best artificial corpse in the west
plot twist: the dude is actually dead
he is not dead i see him he is breathing.
😆 good point!!😂😂
It’s a dummy !!!
Notice how they dont put them double unskipable ads on these kinda vids
Yeah. Could mean life or death if someone is frantically trying to figure out how to do CPR on someone...
Well, it's a non profit survival training
@@jannananaa I'd be concerned if someone tried Googling "How to perform CPR" when someone collapses 😂 When in doubt, just call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of Stayin Alive till help arrives.
@@fikrifadillah3247 h i
@@NurseNick420 do both
Guys remember that in real life, you need to do the compressions a lot deeper than the guy did them in this video. In the video, the 'patient' was still alive, so they weren't doing the compressions that deep, but in real life, GO A LOT DEEPER THAN THIS. Otherwise, they won't have much impact.
Crucial point Mr Gentleman. Look at the height of their chest and push down a third of their torso height. Its more than most people think.
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I play e5
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me thinking: wow, that dummy looks so real
me thinking later on: wait, thats a real person ?!?!
Aaron duly said he was the ball 9 year 3 year and
I keep thinking it's real too, but explain his right hand at the very end??? Looks weird af
Also he doesn't breathe til the rescuer breathes into him. He looks damn real, though...I don't know.
how we only learned this once in health class is beyond me
We are not even taught this at all
@@spacewaves.b same tho
@@spacewaves.b right, i wish i had learned in my school. But still, it's not late.
i learned this and we took a class and got our cpr card
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sorry, i was looking for the song cpr and saw this so now i’m watching this.
Me: *about to fall asleep (at 12:19 AM on a school night)*
My brain: you need to know how to do cpr
Me: but why tho
My brain: BECAUSE I SAID SO
CPR Lessons starts at 0:50
CPR Actions Starts at 2:53
This could be helpful for someone
@@androidexpert-ar-6074 it was for me
100 to 120 compressions per minute
@@oneness1_ Hard to do effectively.
@@m.e.d.7997 it isn't hard imo. I just do it knowing that it's going to potentially help save a life. There are distractions during cpr but one must focus on an assigned task and do it to the best of their ability.
To be honest Am here after seeing Christian Erkisen collapse in the pitch. Now i can perform well CPR for anyone. Let praying for Eriksen quick recovery 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
same lmao
Same
Something happened in my lunch period when there was a passed out person and won't wake up and needed CPR. Thank God he's alive
I meant cpr by cupcake but I ended up watching this.
BAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Thank you for this. I allegedly saved my mom's life this weekend by doing CPR until the paramedics and wagons arrived. There were probably 3-4 minutes of compressions before they got to my mom's house (excellent response time). I've never been "certified" [or I don't think I've been], but nearly 3 decades ago, my mum had us do swimming lessons through Junior Lifeguard and they teach it to kids there. Then, in 8th grade health class (around 27 years ago), they kinda taught it. Finally, I was a volunteer firefighter for about 3 years and in order to be a "Firefighter I", there was a first aid aspect (tho again, I don't think I was certified).
Otherwise, through what I speculate is decent public service announcement type messaging, I half-remember randomly learning to keep your elbows straight, that if you did it right it'll very likely cause physical pain if the person recovers (showing you need to use force), and that you stick a finger down the throat first to clear it and then try to put a pillow or something under the neck to open the airways.
After what transpired this weekend, I feel like it's reasonable to work a basic CPR training into a high school curriculum. Again, as far as I can recall, my source of knowledge about it was received in a scattered way over decades, so the messaging and to a limited degree educational efforts reached me, at least.
I agree 100% it should be taught in schools. As a lifeguard I know this stuff but it could be so valuable to teach it to everyone in schools because there is not always going to be a lifeguard/first responder there to help in an emergency
I SAVE DICK BY GIVING IT CP CPR
Imagine if there was an ad💀
Was a requirement for high-school graduation in my state. Both hands only cpr and himelick and shoulder blade pats. Im at this video trying to get a refresher.
ALe
You learning from this video could save someone else’s life
Exactly!
Here after Christian eriksen🥺
Same. It can happen anytime. Better be prepared in case this happens
Same here. Life is so fragile
Same
Me too man ! I was trembling
Yes bro
What happened to Christian Erikson compelled me to learn this useful life skill. Shouls have been taught in school.
I'm pretty sure it does get taught in schools nowadays. Did for me at least.
Same here
Same here.
It's a necessity to learn this in school. I learned this like five times over the course of my school time
And the Academy Award goes to...*that man on the floor.*🏆
😂
I'm here after yesterday's incident of Eriksen 🇩🇰 to learn this skill
Hello this is Carmen, I’ve just passed my certification CPR/AED test two days ago with a 95% . I am telling you thank you very much for helping me to pass my test.
Congratzz
Midhuzz Once again thank you for helping me to pass my test.
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Congratulations
This isn't cupcakke
Its funny that i searched cpr and this was 3rd
I think you know what was the first two
Cupcakke
Fine print from a previous trainer:
If chest compressions are done correctly, the CPR provider will likely break some ribs.
If CPR does result in the victim regaining consciousness - which rarely happens - they first vomit all over themselves.
CPR is not performed to "wake" the victim up. Even though it's possible, they're not likely to recover from that alone. CPR is given to BUY TIME for the victim before EMT arrives on the scene.
"I didn't save his life; I only helped him sustain it for a while," a newspaper quoted the guy who gave me CPR when I was 15.
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TIGHT AS A 🤭🤭 BOY DON'T GET NERVOUS
One thing that I found shocking is that it feels and often sounds like your are cracking their ribs. But don't worry, the cracking sounds are usually connective tissue not bone, and even if you do fracture a bone it is worth saving their life. Keep doing the compressions to keep the blood pumping through their body which keeps the organs alive as long as possible.
So press hard and not worry? I , if I ever have to perform CPR, press hard during compressions
@@kmg7640 correct. Note that in this video, he is using a live subject, so he is not pressing as hard or deep as you would in a real situation. If you are ever in the unfortunate position of having to do CPR, press HARD. You may break bone or tissue. This is normal and, while painful for the subject, may be required to save their life.
@@garrettwebster201 thanks, everyone.
This is not the cpr I searched for…
Same 💀
i mean cpr by cupcakke not this 😔
after that cupcakke song i will never think of it the same
I was listening to it before this video
It’s always good to get a refreshment course. You never know when someone might need it..
for anyone who is coming back to watch this for a refresher, the American Heart Association doesnt advise check for pulse anymore as it isnt adequate enough. If you see the patient isnt responding and not breathing start CPR immediately while waiting for the AED.
These emergency videos shouldn’t have ads on them so people can get to the information quick
wish it had dislikes activated too
he's here to serve you customer service
This video was passed by the song. I love democracy.
A couple of months ago I got a call from a neighborhood across the street telling me that her husband had been unconscious for a half hour and she had been pouring ice water on him to wake him up. I told her I would be right over. When I saw him it was obvious that he wasn't breathing at all. I told her to call 911. The operator worked me through doing the compressions, counting 4-3-2-1, which I could barely hear because the wife wouldn't stop screaming. The paramedics arrived quickly and did an incredible job, attached some kind of contraption to him that did deep compressions. It was an amazing thing to watch. I was standing outside the bedroom, but heard one of them say "major heart attack" and later one said "slight pulse". They took him to the hospital and he survived. Later their son told me that the doctor told him that the compressions I did had saved his life. But the doctor also told him there was something odd that they couldn't explain. When his father arrived he was very cold and his shirt was wet. His temperature was only 90 degrees. I decided not to say anything about the ice water resuscitation treatments his mother had administered.
who is here after CPR saved Eriksen's life
Me
Me
CPR and the AED which shocked him back to life.
Thank you. I took CPR class but wanted to watch to make sure I remember everything
On compressions get on your knees, position yourself directly over the chest and lock your arms with hands in place one over the other fingers out. feel your way with the first push and adjust pressure to get a good compression. rock your upper body to compress. Don't push with your arms or hands, let your upper body rocking motion do the pushing. You can last longer otherwise your muscles will lock up 2 minutes in. I've done 6 minutes alone. Practice and you will do fine.
Did he/she return life?
Yes she lives two days but the family let her go. Sadly.
@@corporal1107 so the heart keeped pumping but she never woke up again? Thats really sad.
@@corporal1107 Wtf i wouldnt forgive my family if they kiled me
What is to forgive? Your dead. Anyone doing cpr is trying to revive you. If you don’t want that have a DNR in place.
Thank you so much for this, you helped me pass my CPR test!!
Imagine someone slapping a guy that is pasted out saying wake up wake up lol
I remember my dad needed cpr
@@yumyumswaterofficial1468 haha is he dead
@@doriyah2849 what's wrong with you
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Thank you so much for demostreting CPR.
Thank you so much! I have to renew my BLS CPR for the healthcare professional and it needs to be American Heart association. I've been looking for a video that does CAB instead of ABC and they are so hard to find! I love your videos! They're such a help.
Cupcakke watching this before joining the trend:
Love how there's an unskippable ad for this
Sry guys I had to, *inhales* I SAVED A DI-
Im come here from cupcakke - cpr LMAO
i’ve had to watch this video like 100 times for my health class
This is the most simple and correct way to do this. Freshing up my memory
Pov you searched up cpr..
this was the only good CPR video i could find
‘adult cpr’
if yk yk.
Thanks! You executed it very well.
This video is the best cpr explanation ever, the videos my teacher showed didn't explain in such detail at all, thank you.
Thank you for sharing this video.
I am taking my level 3 first aid course now.
There’s a lot to learn.
It’s a very good course to take.
Nice!
UPVOTE FOR VISABILITY!
Please note that the compressions should be deeper - at least 5cm or two inches.
Also, the rescuer should remove any thick clothing.
Unfortunately, these are mistakes I made myself.
Just to add that the pushes can very easily break even the ribcage and often do. This is kind of normal and means you are doing it with enough force to make a difference.
can you break his chest cage if you press too hard? or if its a women? their bones are kinda weaker
@@Thedevilhealer better to break a rib than lose a life.
I learned in my CPR class that the sternum should break within the first 5 pushes in order for it to be effective. I was told that it is common for ribs to be broken after a person had received CPR in a real life situation. Also, we had a simulator dummy, and let me tell you that when the sternum is not broken, it is way harder than when it is broken. You should break the sternum in order to reach inner organs and heart.
@@Thedevilhealer it happens to all humans, the bones density doesn't matter here,it's the force of compressions that matters
Lost my big bro due to cardiac arrest... Wish I learnt this before then ... No one around knew how to do cpr
This is for demonstration and training purposes only... in other videos in the series, he explains that because we want all viewers to be clear on where to check.. Thank you for the comment, though.
Very well done. Amazing! One of the best educational videos I’ve seen. Thank you ❤
Dear Sir:
THANK YOU so very much! I needed a quick refresher course on CPR and what I wanted to really see is someone with a real body so that I could see how it would look from a real human perspective. Those dummies just weren't real enough for me to keep in my head. I being a teacher needed the order from beginning to end. I can't thank you enough for having your guy body there as a better visual for a person like myself. Also, thank you for the end of your video for the QUICK review. Just the reason I went to your video. Please if you can mention what to do should you not have your gloves on scene and your mouth piece, 10 to one you will not have those items on hand for people like me in the real world who are on a school campus and you never know when your students will have situations like this such as the play yard or finding them in the gym etc. etc. I would like to see whether you pinch the nose still and mouth to mouth. Anyway, I only have wonderful and positive feedback for you in this video and I truly appreciate it.
If there's no pulse, they're already dead so don't worry about not having gloves, just like you wouldn't worry about breaking ribs. Mouth to mouth usually isn't necessary at all, but if you think it is, you don't need a mouth piece.
Everyone watching this video is doing a good thing. I thank you
This was so helpful! Thank you 💕
I randomly felt the need to find out where to place my hands in the event I needed to perform cpr. I’m worried about breaking ribs or not getting the correct depth to compress the heart.
Could be foreboding a future event ......glad we can access these resources easily.
He always says "u in the pald shirt "
Plaid shirts are quite nice, sounds like a normal person who can help save a life.
I was showing my granddaughter. So I just wanted to say thank you. And thank you for being so thorough.
Fact is, majority of the time , if someone (non - emt) is dealt with a circumstance like this , we dont have access to gloves or respiratory mask, it is still a helpful video in regards to what is necessary, but if were dealt with this in our own home or somewhere without immediate attention of professional medical assistance, it is expected of us regular citizens to have to take action.
Excellent video and very informative. I have been in a situation before where CPR was required and not only did I not know what to the right way, the majority of the people that were present didn’t either. I wish this was taught in school when I was younger
Thank you, I'm gonna do this on Cupcakke's song!
What💀
just passed my BLS class and this video helped a lot before i took the class
Im feeling like a 2 minute unskipable ad before this video
He can't push too hard on a live person, that's why its always safer to use a doll
I feel bad for the person laying down who had to inhale his bad breath
Lol
He didn't really breath into that live person. The “dummie” just cooperated by taking in two deep breaths. 🙄
Have a practical next week for my first aid class, thanks for the educational video.
Doing a review on this CPR has been very helpful. Thank you for sharing this video
Thank you. I have wanted this training since my team has dealt with the cardiac events of Damar Hamlin and Kim P. There is a big push to teach all of WNY this training. ♥️
I remember being told most of the time ribs are broken when you do cpr. You have to have a good amount of force.
I didn't get this part am I need to push with my full force or whatt??
@@aisee2879 yeah! This makes it sound like it would need to apply more force on broken ribs.
I’m not a doctor but that doesn’t sound like good advice.
@@Wetknees Its extremely common for the sternum to fracture or even break completely whilst performing CPR!
Fractured or broken bones are better than dying. If the sternum breaks, you will notice that the compressions become less Is strenuous. So that means that you wont have to push as hard anymore . Still push with enough force to compress the chest down 2 inches at least, least.
Which is why many times it does not save people especially if unwitnessed.
Wow! Very clear instruction. Thank you.
Thank you for posting this, this saves lives people.
I think the most important thing is that you must release pressure of chest by bouncing your hands off of it so blood gets some time to circulate.
ouji subete o you clearly have no fucking clue what you are talking about
Recoil pf the chest is actually important
Bouncing your hands off is a great explanation.
Its very important to see the video properly, Don't read or write comments while watching this kind of informative video.
It is very important for A-holes such as yourself to remember it’s a free world, you do what you want, and we will do the same,...jerk.
Great Refresher for me! Thank You and keep up the great, very worthy job of instructing the public! God Bless.
just watching this to become a hero whenever needed
I enjoy watch and learn these CPR techniques. But one that I've always concern in learning is "preforming CPR on pregnant women. Can't seem to find any of your CRP guideline Pro Training as CPR on pregnancy. Please Post
I SAVE D- BY GIVING IT CPR
Appreciate you not putting beginning ads. Good to learn CPR prior to an emergency though
Thank You so much FINALLY ‼️ A video that actually Showed and explained the way I needed to get it.
Very informative. Nice video. Very well explained and practically demonstrated life saving procedure.
Excellent demo. Straight to the point. Thank you! I'm a nurse practicing at St. Luke's Medical Center in the Philippines.
My recent certification states we no longer do mouth to mouth without the mouth barrier, just keep doing compression and hope aed is there on site. Great video, I like to watch for refreshing on technique.
Beautifully explained with practice.....
Sternal depression should be 5cm for adult and 2 cm for child .... And 1 cm for neonate..... Thanks.
Thank you for this.
Plus your guy is really good at acting unconscious. I wasn't sure at first if he was a dummy or a real guy 😆
From London, England, UK 🏴
seriously!!!!!!i was starting to suspect "the guys really dead"..lol
This life saving technique needs to be taught to every single person! YOU are most likely the ONLY person on scene!
Thanks for info....love this training.
I just Got Certified. This video helped a lot. Thank You!!! :)
That's awesome!
i know this is a silly question but when you push down the chest very hard it won’t cave in right.. i mean like breaking any chest bones?
It probably will break, yes. But proper chest compressions / CPR comes first, a few broken ribs are the least of the patient's worries.
Hey this is more informative than the song people keep talking about
Congrats 👏 you are really a responsible citizen if you've searched for it.
I wanted to learn how to rescue a human but instead whole video I was watching that dead body. Is he really dead or it is doll man?
Is he a real human?
Probably a real person becoz the rescuer didn't really do chest compressions on him (atleast 2 inches deep) and did not give breaths either....
Are you stupid or something? You can literally see the chest and stomach area rise and fall the entire video and there's a close up where his eye moves. Look at the eyelashes twitch at 2:02 Its not a dead body... Have you ever even seen a dead body? They dont look like that. If they are dead the color of their skin changes they look more of a blue color and pale from lack of circulation of the blood in the body. Its ridiculous I have to point this stuff out how high is your IQ not to even bother to look at the chest or stomach or see his eyes moving?
I sincerely hope you never have to perform CPR on anyone if you cant tell if a live breathing person in a video isn't a dummy.
@@ArmaGuyz
Are you just an ableist asshole or did you just forget the fact that some people are almost or actually blind without very expensive corrective lenses?
See? Not very nice, was that?
Next time keep scrolling.
Or be prepared to get insulted BACK.
@@ArmaGuyz
And just so you know, it’s not socially acceptable to be so crass about the deceased and how they look.
**most** people that lay eyes on the deceased (excluding a professional setting)
are focused on the fact that their beloved human isn’t in this body shell that doesn’t look or feel like that loved one **should** feel. Bodies just feel **wrong**, because they’re DEAD.
The living inherently know to stay away from bodies and try not to recall those details in a public space; unless it’s within a professional setting, as I’ve mentioned before.
@@EvolvingHooman I dont give a damn what is socially acceptable. Who are you the Socially acceptable Coment Police? I dont give a crap about Politically Correct. You presume to speak to me as if you are intelligent when you cant even gather that no first responder would use a dead body to make a video about doing CPR.
I dont give a damn what a persons vision is, if they are so stupid as to not know if a person isn't dead in a youtube video while someone sits there touching all over them for several mins you're low end of the gene pool.
Don't talk to me about whats acceptable when you dont even know that it would be unacceptable to display a dead person on a youtube video to simply demonstrate CPR. You have to be a next level kind of stupid to wonder if they are actually dead and then try to tell me what is and isn't acceptable. Screw your social justice warrior crap. Open a book! Dont get insulted because someone pointed out you asked something incredibly stupid.
Also dont assume some of us haven't seen others die first hand.
it was short and educational
That's what she said!
@@poplicolapublicola374 HELP?? ROFL
Thanks for the lesson of CPR that clear explanation.
Thank you lots on the knowledge!
very good，I've learned a lot. 谢谢，我已经学习到很多
queen CupcakKe does it better smh 🤭🤭
Very Nice demo, thank you.
Very informative..even for medical personnel... thanks