When to Perform CPR On Another Person
There’re a few clear warning signs that indicate when to perform CPR on another person: Abrupt Unconsciousness No or Limited Breathing No Pulse The surrounding situations can also give you clue whether CPR is required. For example, if the victim was electrocuted or drowned; or if they were exposed to drugs or gasped smoke from a fire. These sorts of circumstances can demand CPR. When do You Begin CPR? The answer to this question is “instantly.” Envisage this: you are walking down the street, and a person in front of you falls over without any warning. Or you are driving on the highway, and you come across an accident by the side of the road. A person is lying down beside the vehicle – and he/she is not moving. What can you do? How do you know when to conduct CPR? Here’re a few things you want to take into consideration: First Call 911: Every second counts when it is about deciding when to provide CPR – and all this determination takes time. So before you try to find out what is