How to Preform Hands-Only CPR
Imagine one day while you are teaching a class; a student passes out and they are unconscious. The class begins to panic. You dial the appropriate emergency response team, but you are unaware of what to do until help arrives. In that moment, it would be helpful if you had the ability to try and resuscitate your student. CPR should be a necessity because you never know when you might have to save a life. Before you are taught how to do the procedure you will have to learn the basics. Learning CPR can be fairly easy, if you are taught correctly. First, you should know where to check for your adult victim’s pulse. To do this place your middle and index finger to the side of their neck that is closest
Imagine one day while you are teaching a class; a student passes out and they are unconscious. The class begins to panic. You dial the appropriate emergency response team, but you are unaware of what to do until help arrives. In that moment, it would be helpful if you had the ability to try and resuscitate your student. CPR should be a necessity because you never know when you might have to save a life. Before you are taught how to do the procedure you will have to learn the basics. Learning CPR can be fairly easy, if you are taught correctly. First, you should know where to check for your adult victim’s pulse. To do this place your middle and index finger to the side of their neck that is closest