Cpr Informative Speech

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INTRODUCTION
I. Have you ever been in a situation where somebody has needed emergency care immediately?

II. We never know when we will be in an emergency situation where someone will need our help.

III. I have taken classes about CPR and am certified.

IV. Hopefully, by the end you will be able to understand the basics of performing CPR.

BODY
I. First we have to learn the basics of CPR.
A. Make sure the scene is safe and if someone is around have them call for help.
B. Gently tap their shoulders and ask if they are okay. Check to see if they are breathing. You make sure they are on their back and on a flat surface.
C. You will then kneel next to the person on whichever side you feel more comfortable.
D. Place the heel of your hand on

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