How To Perform Cpr Hands Only Cpr Infographic This infographic shows you how to perform hands only cpr in a step by step guide. cardiopulmonary resuscitation should only be performed by a trained first responder or an individual with a cpr certification. to get certified in cpr, click "get started" at the top of the page. The cpr infographics below provide basic, step by step instructions on how to perform cpr. the first infographic covers cpr for an adult. the second infographic covers ‘hands only’ cpr for an adult. cpr for children is broadly the same, but check out the red cross advice on giving cpr to children and infants for key differences.
How To Perform Cpr Hands Only Cpr Infographic Music. the american heart association has teamed up with the anthem foundation to teach americans how to perform hands only cpr. all songs in our 'don't drop the beat' playlist and anthem health champions station are between 100 120 beats per minute, the same rate at which you should perform compressions when administering cpr. This infographic shows you how to perform cpr on an adult in a step by step guide. cardiopulmonary resuscitation should only be performed by a trained first responder or an individual with a cpr certification. to get certified in cpr, click "get started" at the top of the page. embed this infographic using this code:. How to perform hands only cpr. 1. ensure the person is on their back on a firm, flat surface. 2. kneel beside the person. your knees should be near the person’s body and spread about shoulder width apart. 3. use correct hand placement. place the heel of one hand in the center of their chest, with your other hand on top. Interlace your fingers and make sure they are up off the chest. use correct body position. position your body so that your shoulders are directly over your hands. lock your elbows to keep your arms straight. give continuous compressions. push hard and fast (at least 2 inches; 100 to 120 compressions per minute).
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