bella peck Rude! Saying that someone else's death is unimportant is so rude! How would you feel if someone told you this death wasn't important? You need to learn some manners.
Chika Ikeji if someone told me that someone else's death wasn't impotent as u asked me I would be like "ok this is none of my business" ok jeez idek wat ur trying to say to me
A good way to keep the compressions in time is to do it to the beat of "stayin' alive"- that song is 100bpm :) I'm a nurse and every time I've done CPR I sing that out loud lol
It's basically all the same thing - it's called the 'four to the floor' beat (four beats to the bar). Essentially the reason disco was invented; anyone, even non-rhythm-having white folks (NB. I'm white) can dance to it, so if you can dance to Stayin' Alive, or whatever, you should be able to perform CPR! This is a wholly non-medically-approved, not-particularly-responsible message...but still reasonably accurate! 😉
I'm taking a First Aid class at school and we learned how to do CPR and this is actually pretty accurate. She added a lot of extra tips that my teacher did that most people don't include. So great job Rachel!!
I am CPR and first aid certified and I actually didn't think this would be very accurate, but I must say, you're pretty well spot on! Awesome job Rachel!
i watched this while i was getting ready to go out to dinner on sunday. and i cant believe I actually used it. im 14 and i live in new york city and there was someone who passed out on the subway on my way from school. and somebody shouted "DOES ANYONE KNOW CPR??" and i raised my hand and ran to thier side and preformed it until the train stopped and my dad called 911. your video saved a life today. i will be forever greatful for what happened today.
I love learning Sundays so much; watching videos is what I do to destress and the fact that I can learn important things while I relax is really just great so thank you, Rachel
I already know how to perform a CPR but still watching Lol I once had to perform it on my best friend she chocked on god knows what. we learned CPR in school
I just wanted to tell something to Rachel and I know that this comment will get lost in the thousands of others. But I just wanted to say thank you Rachel! You make me super happy. I would like to let you know that I was very upset at the moment so I went on TH-cam and I was very happy to find that you had made a comment and after watching your video I was happy. Thank you so much and I hope you have a good holiday. There is one last thing I would like you to know however, you make me as well as many other people very happy all the time and you make the worst of times better! Keep doing what you do!
I got my certification about a year and a half ago, but I'm pretty sure you don't put a baby on the ground while doing CPR... You put them on your arm at a downwards angle so if they did choke on something, gravity works and it comes up.... Also, do compressions to Stayin' Alive.... it's the right tempo! PLEASE ACTUALLY GET YOUR CERTIFICATION BEFORE PERFORMING CPR... YOU LEARN SO MUCH MORE AND YOU ACTUALLY PRACTICE HOW TO DO IT! Don't just do it because "Rachel taught you how"... go get certified by someone who is capable of teaching and showing you the right way! Please!
mollymiccee you would put the baby at a downward angle if they have an airway obstruction but are still conscious. If the baby at any point becomes unresponsive you would put them either on the ground or a table and do compressions. If you were to just find a baby pulseless/no Respirations you go immediately into CPR
mollymiccee Also.. yes it's ideal to be certified first BUT we would much rather you try it, following Rachel's instructions, than not do it at all. As long as you're pressing on the chest and not stomach and breathing for the patient, you're helping him/her.
There are classes all over the place if you want to get trained. I took an online info class with virtual scenarios and then went to a real life seminar where we actually got to practice on a dummy and practice first aid. I would recommend it, because worst case scenario, you never have to use it, but in the event that you do, it can save a life.
Just compressions bc it's more important. If your blood is being pumped at least residual oxygen is being transported - whereas if you do only do the breath thing but miss out on compressions that doesn't do anything helpful. Also with children you start with 2 breaths then do compressions and so on (adults: start with comressions and then 2 breaths and so on) bc reasons for passing out in children is more often related to airway problems (in adults it's more likely heart problems) If there are people around designate one to call 911, a second to get a defibrillator and one to get a first aid kit (always helpful - gloves, breathing mask (for the breath thing in case one doesn't want to risk possible infection (if one doesn't know the passed out person) just being honest here) and much more (plasters, bandages, scissors, etc) Also CPR is only necessary if the person is not breathing on his/her own - if a person is passed out but breathing simply but him/her in a stable position on his/her side - if there is no breathing or one can not be sure do CPR, if the person in fact was breathing he/she will probably soon regain consciousness and complain about the moderate pain of receiving CPR 😅👍🏻 BUT ALWAYS DO IT ! AFTER 10 MINUTES WITHOUT BREATHING (if nobody is doing CPR) CHANCES OF SURVIVING EQUAL ZERO!!! (Every minute percentage of survival chance drops by 10% this can be prolonged and stopped by performing CPR and giving first aid !!!) it can save lives 👌🏻
Lucyana WingBlade You go through DRSABCD. Danger - Yourself, Bystanders and lastly the casulty. Response - 'COWS' These are questions you ask the casualty to get a response. Can you hear me? Open your eyes. What is your name? Squeeze my hands. If you get a response put the casualty in the recovery position and still call Emergency services. SEND FOR HELP - Get bystanders to contact emergency services. Airway - Support casulty's neck and tilt in back, if there is something in their airway scoop it up in an upwards motion not downwards. BREATHING- LOOK, LISTEN, FEEL for breathing COMPRESSIONS- 30:2 (compressions to breaths) 2 hands for adults (2 big breaths), 1 hand for a child and (1 breath) 2 fingers for a baby (2 breaths from mouth) Defibrillator- Listen to instructions, don't touch the patient when the shocks are given and tell bystanders to move back so machine doesn't pick up other pulses These are just the basic things, for furher knowledge go to Royal Life Saving for information or even training in CPR.
I literally just took a CPR class yesterday. The reason they tell you not to do the airways and breaths is because doing continuous compression gives the person a better chance of survival. Compression still will allow air to flow into the lungs because you are also pushing on the lungs. They barely even teach mouth to mouth anymore because compression is so vital. If you aren't trained in CPR, call 911 and put them on speaker phone and start compressions until the paramedics arrive, and you can speak with the dispatcher if you have any questions. The worst thing you can do is nothing.
I am a lifeguard and the reason you shouldn't do breathing if you aren't trained, is because if you do it wrong on a child or a baby you could burst their lungs.
Aimée Thomas yeah...it's bad...please don't do cpr on a baby unless you have been through a class it's really dangerous. No shade to Rachel! I think this is awesome so that people will know the basics. But some times it can do more harm than good if it's done wrong. Like internal bleeding.
I am a paramedic and med student in Germany .. I have never seen somebody bursting somebody's lungs due to cpr.. the reason why you are advised to only compress if not trained is that more people are actually willing to perform cpr, as most people are scared/disgusted of/by the breathing part - at least that's what we learn here! In babies/children it's actually more important to do the breathing (that's why you start off with 5 breaths before compressing) because the reason their hearts stop is almost always because of a breathing issue.. :)
I did CPR and Paramedic training a few weeks ago, I am certified for a ton of stuff, and you did very well! I like how you made it fun! It took 18 hours of straight class just to get all my training done, 3 of those where CPR. Very good. Thank youu -^^-
Is anyone aware that we're not allowed to call it "The Heimlich" anymore? The Heimlich's (family of the guy who developed this method) copyrighted the term and now we can't use it without paying them. In class, I have to refer to it as "stomach thrusts" when I teach. Lol. So dumb...
This video saved my babysister! I was home alone only for about 10 minutes with my baby sister (Addyson) I went to the bathroom and she was eating cheez-itz (she's 4 btw) and watching a tv show. While I was washing my hands I heard her coughing heavily, then she stopped, and started gasping for air. I ran over as quick as I could, laid her on the ground, and performed the CPR for two minutes, like what Rachel said. After that she sort of was breathing but not much. I called my mom and she was rushing home, and got home like 2 minutes after I called her. Addyson was sat up and was breathing as if she had just drank some water and it went down the wrong pipe. So my mom was hitting her back trying to make the choking stop, while was holding her hand praying. Then about 15 seconds after, she coughed up the cheez-it! Rachel, I just want you to know, you're literally a life saver😉❤️!!
I'm an RN and certified in life support and CPR and you did a darn good job Rachel! And yes it's true - if you're not properly trained then you should only do compressions as doing ineffective breathing 1) wastes time where you could be doing compressions and 2) you may be forcing air into the stomach instead of lungs which could lead to vomiting and aspiration when (if) the person wakes up. Well done Rachel 👏🏻👏🏻
Before you start cpr you should always check that they haven't choked or have something blocking their airways. So you must roll them on their side (if possible) (there is a special way to have them on their side so maybe google it, it is hard to explain)and make sure there is nothing blocking their airway. If it's good, start cpr. Hope this helped
This is very important to know I think that all schools should teach CPR. I've heard countless stories about children choking on things. everyone should know CPR because I didn't before this video thank you Rachel😊
Liz_wood _ a child is someone over the age of 2 until under the age of 10 if im not mistaken. Child cpr and adult are similar. If you are unsure, treat as an adult. It's always best to let someone certified do it. If you come up on a scene and you are not certified call 911 and they will walk you through compression only cpr.
CPR has changed to mostly compressions; they are the most affective. You were right in your suggestion to not do the breathing because it takes time away from doing compressions. Love your lessons.
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Is the Heimlich still a thing in the states? In Australia we are taught back blows and chest thrusts. The acronym DRSABCD is a super easy way to remember the basic of CPR in an intense and stressful situation! Danger (to you, bystanders and the victim), Response (are they conscious) , Send for help (call 000/911) , Air way (is their airway obstructed, chin tilt/jaw thrust) , Breathing (feel/visualise chest rise and fall) , CPR (if unconscious commence CPR 30 to 2, that's all you do) and Defibrillation (if an AED is in vicinity attach pads and the machine will analyze the heart rhythm and give voice commands to follow). If they respond to cpr/aed place them in the recovery position and wait for the ambos! It really pays to know this stuff, thanks Rachel for making everyone aware!
I've got trained on CPR and other things and Rachel explained beautifully! This is almost 100% how you do CPR. Other thing is you should count your compressions (like 1,2,3) out loud, somebody will be able to replace you if you get tired or something.
My elementary school gave us a EHBO 'first help at accidents' lesson when we were like 11.. Like for a lot of situations! I think every school should do that!
i learned while doing the compressions, you do the beat of the song 'staying alive' cause it's easier than counting to 100 in 60 seconds and it's MOTIVATIONAL CAUSE YOU'RE SAVING A LIFE
Thank you so much for making this video Rachel!!! You have kinda saved someone’s life! If someone needed to know CPR quickly you just helped them! Also I really wanted to know this as when I’m older I want to be a pediactric nerse or doctor.
An infants compression ratio is actually 10 cycles of 15 compressions to 2 breathes. Infants normal heart rate is 100+ beats per minute, so they require more oxygen. And you want to check if there is an airway obstruction before you perform rescue breaths, you don't want to push anything in there further. If you can see it, pull it out, if not don't go digging in there for it. Always perform cpr with a rescue mask, you don't want to catch some disease or illness.
pretty important content Rachel :) good to get it out there. of course it is best to go and do a course with certified teachers, but you covered the basics pretty well. the big acronym for cpr these days is DRSABCD like doctors abcd, danger, response, send for help, airways, breathing, cpr, defibrillation. the best way to check for response with babies is to clap loudly right in front of their face and check for a wince response or eye movement, like you said, babies respond differently to adults or kids
*WELL DONE, RACHEL!* So happy you did this video!! EVERYONE needs to know how! As someone who has performed CPR on patients multiple times (not trying to say that as braging) and been both successful and not so much, I can't express how EARLY CPR HELPS A LOT before we get there! When doing it, push chest hard and consistent. May feel _different_ or weird but necessary. Try to locate and use an AED (defibrillator/shock machine) if possible, VERY EASY to use and they're in many public places like grocery stores, malls, Target, Walmart etc *THANKS AGAIN, RACHEL!* Great vid!
I'm taking a emergency car class in school right now & I just want to give you some constructive criticism, Rachel. 1) the C in CAB is circulation (check for pulse). 2) DONT EVER DO MOUTH TO MOUTH! 😖 the safest way to give someone a breath is to use a breathing barrier (personal mask so their germs don't enter your mouth) you can get one on Amazon & carry with you I case it's needed 3) please don't put your face up to their mouth to check if they are breathing. Either use your hand or look for chest rise. A lot of the info was correct but those 3 things I wanted to clarify. Just thought I'd let you know that. But thanks for making a video about it. It's important to know 😊
Just remember, you may crack a rib or two when doing the compressions. That's okay because you are protected by the Good Samaritans Law and cannot be sued for it...btws that's only the case if you are CPR Certfied and have proof that you are
I think you did pretty great! Only things I would add is you have to shake the person and ask "ARE YOU OK?!" If no response, check pulse, chin lift/head tilt, check breathing. If no pulse, start compressions. If not breathing and no pulse, compressions only, unless you have a mask. If no breathing, but have a pulse, could be obstructed airway...call 911. In all instances, if you are with people, assign someone to call 911 (you said that) and also assign some one to get an AED. Most public places have them.
My dad is a CPR teacher and other con-ed things for EMTs, so I've grown up around learning it my whole life, actually as infants my brother and I were used as training dummies for my dad's classes.
D - danger (yourself, patient, others around you) R - response (ask the patient questions) S - send for help (call ambulance, get oxygen mask and defib) A- Airways (check airways are clear using pistol grip) B - Breathing ( look, listen and feel for any signs of breathing) C - compressions ( 30 compressions, 2 breaths. do 5 cycles or 2 minutes worth until you use defib. D - defibrillator (follow prompts on defib until ambulance arrives) DRSABCD
I took health and a babysitting class so I'm certified in CPR and my mom works in a hospital and they said pump to the beat of staying alive. You know the song that goes AH AH AH AH stayin alive stayin alive. And then my mom also told me that you have to break their ribs of someone has a heart attack because the ribs protect the heart so if you break the ribs better chance of them living. And Rachel you did a really good job of explaining that.
It truly is recommend if you don't have training to do hands only, I've seen people explode training dummy lungs. You could do more damage if you don't know what your doing. Also mouth barriers are recommended to help prevent diseases. Granted in a real world situation your probably not going to have one during a time of need. Also call 911 immediately, it takes one second to dial 911 and you can put it on speaker phone and start cpr while providing information regarding the current situation.
Hi Rachel! Awesome job explaining CPR (I'm certified and studying to be in the medical field). One important thing that wasn't mentioned though, is to make sure the environment is safe, you don't want to be struck unconscious from the same thing that made the person unconscious. Also, this is weird because I had no idea you were teaching CPR today... and yet I was thinking about my CPR training last night for some reason (and I was certified before the summer).
Actually the first thing you need to know is "Drs ABC" which is Check for Danger Check for Response Shout for help Check their airway Check for breathing Start compression And there are many many situations so if there are any other people who are properly trained, just let them do it. However, if it really is an emergency, then just do the basics
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this is so so important. My friends dad just died because the person he was with didn't know Cpr! Learn it!
Maya Hall my sisters friends friend's mom just died today from cancer srry not important
bella peck Rude! Saying that someone else's death is unimportant is so rude! How would you feel if someone told you this death wasn't important? You need to learn some manners.
Chika Ikeji if someone told me that someone else's death wasn't impotent as u asked me I would be like "ok this is none of my business" ok jeez idek wat ur trying to say to me
bella peck I'm saying that you need to be respectful! If you can't do that, get off of TH-cam
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Who else is here and already knows how to perform CPR and just wants to watch her video?! :D
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Icecream lover56 I've been an instructor for ten years. Lol.
A good way to keep the compressions in time is to do it to the beat of "stayin' alive"- that song is 100bpm :) I'm a nurse and every time I've done CPR I sing that out loud lol
E M M A - L O U I S E it also has to do with the situation because you making sure the person is staying alive
But it's also the same BPM as "Another One Bites The Dust"...
Eomma Jin yeah but stayin alive is funnier because you're tryna keep them alive idk 😂😂
It's basically all the same thing - it's called the 'four to the floor' beat (four beats to the bar). Essentially the reason disco was invented; anyone, even non-rhythm-having white folks (NB. I'm white) can dance to it, so if you can dance to Stayin' Alive, or whatever, you should be able to perform CPR!
This is a wholly non-medically-approved, not-particularly-responsible message...but still reasonably accurate! 😉
I saw that on greys anatomy
Well if a basketball ever needs CPR at least I'll be prepared
Rachel: it's a child don't crush it!
Me: it??? Lol 😂😂
Nicole Heart same! lol
If you don't know the gender it's an it...??
Megan Curtis no, you will call them they, them, or their. it is for objects.
Nicole Heart I agree a baby is not an it ahahahahahhaahahah!!!lol
Megan Curtis no then just call the baby, baby not it are you an it ok your an it because I don't know your gender it ok ok it
Honestly the best part is at 5:46😂😂😂
I'm taking a First Aid class at school and we learned how to do CPR and this is actually pretty accurate. She added a lot of extra tips that my teacher did that most people don't include. So great job Rachel!!
I like the tape in the background😂😂😂😂😂
isabel schupp no no The thing I like is Rachel very beautiful dummy
Rachel's going to be such a good mother!
"Are you breathing?'' "Nope!'''
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Juan Juarez I laughed so hard 😂
My mom had to perform the Heimlich on me once. I tried to swallow a grape tomato. Don't swallow grape tomatoes, y'all.
tf is a grape tomato
oh a cherry tomato lmao
Same but I swallowed a chunk of beef
thank u for the tip
Got my first aid and cpr certificate ✌🏾️
Molly me too but long time ago like October 15th
I am CPR and first aid certified and I actually didn't think this would be very accurate, but I must say, you're pretty well spot on! Awesome job Rachel!
3:15 is my favorite part LOL!
i watched this while i was getting ready to go out to dinner on sunday. and i cant believe I actually used it. im 14 and i live in new york city and there was someone who passed out on the subway on my way from school. and somebody shouted "DOES ANYONE KNOW CPR??" and i raised my hand and ran to thier side and preformed it until the train stopped and my dad called 911. your video saved a life today. i will be forever greatful for what happened today.
Rachel teaching me how to save a life while at school I'm learning how to draw triangles
I love learning Sundays so much; watching videos is what I do to destress and the fact that I can learn important things while I relax is really just great so thank you, Rachel
I already know how to perform a CPR but still watching Lol I once had to perform it on my best friend she chocked on god knows what. we learned CPR in school
and it was in school so everyone thought I was her "hero" lololol
As someone that is certified, I can confirm that this was pretty darn accurate. I'm impressed! Thanks Rachel!!!
Next Sunday you should teach us how to flip a water bottle :)
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This COULD save a life. Thank you.
Well I guess its time to stop writing my 6 page essay thats due tomorrow and learn how to do CPR
I just wanted to tell something to Rachel and I know that this comment will get lost in the thousands of others. But I just wanted to say thank you Rachel! You make me super happy. I would like to let you know that I was very upset at the moment so I went on TH-cam and I was very happy to find that you had made a comment and after watching your video I was happy. Thank you so much and I hope you have a good holiday. There is one last thing I would like you to know however, you make me as well as many other people very happy all the time and you make the worst of times better! Keep doing what you do!
This should totally count for my CPR class that I need to graduate😂
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I got my certification about a year and a half ago, but I'm pretty sure you don't put a baby on the ground while doing CPR... You put them on your arm at a downwards angle so if they did choke on something, gravity works and it comes up.... Also, do compressions to Stayin' Alive.... it's the right tempo!
PLEASE ACTUALLY GET YOUR CERTIFICATION BEFORE PERFORMING CPR... YOU LEARN SO MUCH MORE AND YOU ACTUALLY PRACTICE HOW TO DO IT! Don't just do it because "Rachel taught you how"... go get certified by someone who is capable of teaching and showing you the right way! Please!
mollymiccee and if you do it inexperienced you can make the person choke even more
mollymiccee you would put the baby at a downward angle if they have an airway obstruction but are still conscious. If the baby at any point becomes unresponsive you would put them either on the ground or a table and do compressions. If you were to just find a baby pulseless/no Respirations you go immediately into CPR
mollymiccee Also.. yes it's ideal to be certified first BUT we would much rather you try it, following Rachel's instructions, than not do it at all. As long as you're pressing on the chest and not stomach and breathing for the patient, you're helping him/her.
EmilyWyso Well said! I couldn't agree more!
If you're the only option, I agree with you, but make sure it's being done correctly - which is why I'm saying get certified.
There are classes all over the place if you want to get trained. I took an online info class with virtual scenarios and then went to a real life seminar where we actually got to practice on a dummy and practice first aid. I would recommend it, because worst case scenario, you never have to use it, but in the event that you do, it can save a life.
Just compressions bc it's more important. If your blood is being pumped at least residual oxygen is being transported - whereas if you do only do the breath thing but miss out on compressions that doesn't do anything helpful. Also with children you start with 2 breaths then do compressions and so on (adults: start with comressions and then 2 breaths and so on) bc reasons for passing out in children is more often related to airway problems (in adults it's more likely heart problems)
If there are people around designate one to call 911, a second to get a defibrillator and one to get a first aid kit (always helpful - gloves, breathing mask (for the breath thing in case one doesn't want to risk possible infection (if one doesn't know the passed out person) just being honest here) and much more (plasters, bandages, scissors, etc)
Also CPR is only necessary if the person is not breathing on his/her own - if a person is passed out but breathing simply but him/her in a stable position on his/her side - if there is no breathing or one can not be sure do CPR, if the person in fact was breathing he/she will probably soon regain consciousness and complain about the moderate pain of receiving CPR 😅👍🏻
BUT ALWAYS DO IT ! AFTER 10 MINUTES WITHOUT BREATHING (if nobody is doing CPR) CHANCES OF SURVIVING EQUAL ZERO!!! (Every minute percentage of survival chance drops by 10% this can be prolonged and stopped by performing CPR and giving first aid !!!) it can save lives 👌🏻
Sorry for long comment 😅
Lucyana WingBlade You go through DRSABCD.
Danger - Yourself, Bystanders and lastly the casulty.
Response - 'COWS' These are questions you ask the casualty to get a response.
Can you hear me?
Open your eyes.
What is your name?
Squeeze my hands.
If you get a response put the casualty in the recovery position and still call Emergency services.
SEND FOR HELP - Get bystanders to contact emergency services.
Airway - Support casulty's neck and tilt in back, if there is something in their airway scoop it up in an upwards motion not downwards.
BREATHING- LOOK, LISTEN, FEEL for breathing
COMPRESSIONS-
30:2 (compressions to breaths)
2 hands for adults (2 big breaths), 1 hand for a child and (1 breath) 2 fingers for a baby (2 breaths from mouth)
Defibrillator- Listen to instructions, don't touch the patient when the shocks are given and tell bystanders to move back so machine doesn't pick up other pulses
These are just the basic things, for furher knowledge go to Royal Life Saving for information or even training in CPR.
I honestly have a swimming exam tomorrow and I must know this, ANnND Rachel just makes everything more entertaining....SO YAY!
Play staying alive while performing cpr
Lauren Ikemoto actually they stopped suggesting that because a lot people were tone death and couldn't keep the beat 😂
I love how she just said "drowned. A little bit"
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I literally just took a CPR class yesterday. The reason they tell you not to do the airways and breaths is because doing continuous compression gives the person a better chance of survival. Compression still will allow air to flow into the lungs because you are also pushing on the lungs. They barely even teach mouth to mouth anymore because compression is so vital. If you aren't trained in CPR, call 911 and put them on speaker phone and start compressions until the paramedics arrive, and you can speak with the dispatcher if you have any questions. The worst thing you can do is nothing.
I am a lifeguard and the reason you shouldn't do breathing if you aren't trained, is because if you do it wrong on a child or a baby you could burst their lungs.
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Aimée Thomas yeah...it's bad...please don't do cpr on a baby unless you have been through a class it's really dangerous. No shade to Rachel! I think this is awesome so that people will know the basics. But some times it can do more harm than good if it's done wrong. Like internal bleeding.
This was exactly what I was thinking I also am a lifeguard
I am a paramedic and med student in Germany .. I have never seen somebody bursting somebody's lungs due to cpr.. the reason why you are advised to only compress if not trained is that more people are actually willing to perform cpr, as most people are scared/disgusted of/by the breathing part - at least that's what we learn here! In babies/children it's actually more important to do the breathing (that's why you start off with 5 breaths before compressing) because the reason their hearts stop is almost always because of a breathing issue.. :)
I did CPR and Paramedic training a few weeks ago, I am certified for a ton of stuff, and you did very well! I like how you made it fun! It took 18 hours of straight class just to get all my training done, 3 of those where CPR.
Very good. Thank youu -^^-
Do the heimlick maneuver
Nirvana Z THAT'S WHAT MY TEACHER CALLS IT!!! OMG
that's because it's the name of it
Ryan Zavien ????? thats the actual name of it so i would assume theyd know the real name
Is anyone aware that we're not allowed to call it "The Heimlich" anymore? The Heimlich's (family of the guy who developed this method) copyrighted the term and now we can't use it without paying them. In class, I have to refer to it as "stomach thrusts" when I teach. Lol. So dumb...
KillinMeBiggieSmouse the? 🤔 never heard of that before.
The face she is making at 2:16 😂😂😂
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YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO CLEAR THEIR SURROUNDINGS FIRST RACHEL.
Virginia Martinez yep your right safety is always first you dont want more hurt im a EMT
Virginia Martinez to bad JK its probably really important
This video saved my babysister! I was home alone only for about 10 minutes with my baby sister (Addyson) I went to the bathroom and she was eating cheez-itz (she's 4 btw) and watching a tv show. While I was washing my hands I heard her coughing heavily, then she stopped, and started gasping for air. I ran over as quick as I could, laid her on the ground, and performed the CPR for two minutes, like what Rachel said. After that she sort of was breathing but not much. I called my mom and she was rushing home, and got home like 2 minutes after I called her. Addyson was sat up and was breathing as if she had just drank some water and it went down the wrong pipe. So my mom was hitting her back trying to make the choking stop, while was holding her hand praying. Then about 15 seconds after, she coughed up the cheez-it! Rachel, I just want you to know, you're literally a life saver😉❤️!!
once they start breathing turn them on their side so they dont choke on their tongue!!!
Arielle Belluck no u turn them on their side in case they vomit
I'm an RN and certified in life support and CPR and you did a darn good job Rachel! And yes it's true - if you're not properly trained then you should only do compressions as doing ineffective breathing 1) wastes time where you could be doing compressions and 2) you may be forcing air into the stomach instead of lungs which could lead to vomiting and aspiration when (if) the person wakes up. Well done Rachel 👏🏻👏🏻
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Before you start cpr you should always check that they haven't choked or have something blocking their airways. So you must roll them on their side (if possible) (there is a special way to have them on their side so maybe google it, it is hard to explain)and make sure there is nothing blocking their airway. If it's good, start cpr. Hope this helped
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Hey, this is world. And I am so proud of you.
Rachel your doing a good thing for the world
What if the person has arms
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This is very important to know I think that all schools should teach CPR. I've heard countless stories about children choking on things. everyone should know CPR because I didn't before this video thank you Rachel😊
What's considered child like under 18 or under 15
Liz_wood _ thats what i was wondering
Liz_wood _ a child is someone over the age of 2 until under the age of 10 if im not mistaken. Child cpr and adult are similar. If you are unsure, treat as an adult. It's always best to let someone certified do it. If you come up on a scene and you are not certified call 911 and they will walk you through compression only cpr.
Liz_wood _ child just refers to someone who hasn't hit puberty yet
Deenster S that us correct, thank you
Liz_wood _ like a 9 year old
CPR has changed to mostly compressions; they are the most affective. You were right in your suggestion to not do the breathing because it takes time away from doing compressions. Love your lessons.
what about animal cpr
I actually laughed at your comment xD
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mrs.potato head tell me That would be awesome because one of my cats has asthma. I should take a human and pet class!
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Is the Heimlich still a thing in the states? In Australia we are taught back blows and chest thrusts.
The acronym DRSABCD is a super easy way to remember the basic of CPR in an intense and stressful situation!
Danger (to you, bystanders and the victim), Response (are they conscious) , Send for help (call 000/911) , Air way (is their airway obstructed, chin tilt/jaw thrust) , Breathing (feel/visualise chest rise and fall) , CPR (if unconscious commence CPR 30 to 2, that's all you do) and Defibrillation (if an AED is in vicinity attach pads and the machine will analyze the heart rhythm and give voice commands to follow). If they respond to cpr/aed place them in the recovery position and wait for the ambos! It really pays to know this stuff, thanks Rachel for making everyone aware!
I watched to much Disney movies and I thought CPR was kissing when I was 5
Rachel is my spirit animal lol😂
I've got trained on CPR and other things and Rachel explained beautifully! This is almost 100% how you do CPR. Other thing is you should count your compressions (like 1,2,3) out loud, somebody will be able to replace you if you get tired or something.
The best laugh I have ever had in weeks
My elementary school gave us a EHBO 'first help at accidents' lesson when we were like 11.. Like for a lot of situations! I think every school should do that!
"if they drowned a little bit" lol
i learned while doing the compressions, you do the beat of the song 'staying alive' cause it's easier than counting to 100 in 60 seconds and it's MOTIVATIONAL CAUSE YOU'RE SAVING A LIFE
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Thank you Rachel 😊 cpr is great for life
Your amazing Rachel
Thank you so much for making this video Rachel!!! You have kinda saved someone’s life! If someone needed to know CPR quickly you just helped them!
Also I really wanted to know this as when I’m older I want to be a pediactric nerse or doctor.
You did so good! I'm a nurse and I was very impressed by your performance!! Great job!!!
An infants compression ratio is actually 10 cycles of 15 compressions to 2 breathes. Infants normal heart rate is 100+ beats per minute, so they require more oxygen. And you want to check if there is an airway obstruction before you perform rescue breaths, you don't want to push anything in there further. If you can see it, pull it out, if not don't go digging in there for it. Always perform cpr with a rescue mask, you don't want to catch some disease or illness.
this is so helpful! you never know when your going to need to know cpr, always good to have a refresh
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pretty important content Rachel :) good to get it out there. of course it is best to go and do a course with certified teachers, but you covered the basics pretty well.
the big acronym for cpr these days is DRSABCD like doctors abcd, danger, response, send for help, airways, breathing, cpr, defibrillation.
the best way to check for response with babies is to clap loudly right in front of their face and check for a wince response or eye movement, like you said, babies respond differently to adults or kids
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*WELL DONE, RACHEL!* So happy you did this video!! EVERYONE needs to know how! As someone who has performed CPR on patients multiple times (not trying to say that as braging) and been both successful and not so much, I can't express how EARLY CPR HELPS A LOT before we get there! When doing it, push chest hard and consistent. May feel _different_ or weird but necessary. Try to locate and use an AED (defibrillator/shock machine) if possible, VERY EASY to use and they're in many public places like grocery stores, malls, Target, Walmart etc
*THANKS AGAIN, RACHEL!* Great vid!
Hi Rachel your videos make me happy!
oh are you breathing? NOOPE! I died 😂
I'm taking a emergency car class in school right now & I just want to give you some constructive criticism, Rachel. 1) the C in CAB is circulation (check for pulse). 2) DONT EVER DO MOUTH TO MOUTH! 😖 the safest way to give someone a breath is to use a breathing barrier (personal mask so their germs don't enter your mouth) you can get one on Amazon & carry with you I case it's needed 3) please don't put your face up to their mouth to check if they are breathing. Either use your hand or look for chest rise. A lot of the info was correct but those 3 things I wanted to clarify. Just thought I'd let you know that. But thanks for making a video about it. It's important to know 😊
You and Colleen upload at the same moment, grrrrrr! Love the Ballingers xoxo
2:33 This is why I like watching your how-to videos 😂😂😂
The beat is to the beat of the song stayin alive!
Just remember, you may crack a rib or two when doing the compressions. That's okay because you are protected by the Good Samaritans Law and cannot be sued for it...btws that's only the case if you are CPR Certfied and have proof that you are
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I think you did pretty great! Only things I would add is you have to shake the person and ask "ARE YOU OK?!" If no response, check pulse, chin lift/head tilt, check breathing. If no pulse, start compressions. If not breathing and no pulse, compressions only, unless you have a mask. If no breathing, but have a pulse, could be obstructed airway...call 911. In all instances, if you are with people, assign someone to call 911 (you said that) and also assign some one to get an AED. Most public places have them.
My dad is a CPR teacher and other con-ed things for EMTs, so I've grown up around learning it my whole life, actually as infants my brother and I were used as training dummies for my dad's classes.
D - danger (yourself, patient, others around you)
R - response (ask the patient questions)
S - send for help (call ambulance, get oxygen mask and defib)
A- Airways (check airways are clear using pistol grip)
B - Breathing ( look, listen and feel for any signs of breathing)
C - compressions ( 30 compressions, 2 breaths. do 5 cycles or 2 minutes worth until you use defib.
D - defibrillator (follow prompts on defib until ambulance arrives)
DRSABCD
I took health and a babysitting class so I'm certified in CPR and my mom works in a hospital and they said pump to the beat of staying alive. You know the song that goes AH AH AH AH stayin alive stayin alive. And then my mom also told me that you have to break their ribs of someone has a heart attack because the ribs protect the heart so if you break the ribs better chance of them living. And Rachel you did a really good job of explaining that.
It truly is recommend if you don't have training to do hands only, I've seen people explode training dummy lungs. You could do more damage if you don't know what your doing.
Also mouth barriers are recommended to help prevent diseases. Granted in a real world situation your probably not going to have one during a time of need.
Also call 911 immediately, it takes one second to dial 911 and you can put it on speaker phone and start cpr while providing information regarding the current situation.
The song "staying alive" is actually the perfect beat for the compressions
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Hi Rachel! Awesome job explaining CPR (I'm certified and studying to be in the medical field). One important thing that wasn't mentioned though, is to make sure the environment is safe, you don't want to be struck unconscious from the same thing that made the person unconscious. Also, this is weird because I had no idea you were teaching CPR today... and yet I was thinking about my CPR training last night for some reason (and I was certified before the summer).
I never would have thought to designate a specific person to call 911, thanks Rachel
omg please do more first aid videos like this. you don't know how many lives you possibly just saved with this video 💚
Actually the first thing you need to know is "Drs ABC" which is
Check for Danger
Check for Response
Shout for help
Check their airway
Check for breathing
Start compression
And there are many many situations so if there are any other people who are properly trained, just let them do it. However, if it really is an emergency, then just do the basics
This is helpful!!!!!!! Rachel is AWESOME!!!!!
Great job Rachel!