It's quite good. Maybe switching out to a manikin would be of more benefit to show proper compression depth. Generally it is advisable to refrain from using an AED while in a moving vehicle. So I will assume you are still parked. And if so, how many cycles before you depart? Responder doing CPR usually squeezes the bag. But if the Responder at the head is getting good chest rise then it's good. 2-3 seconds is passing between finished ventilations, and return to CPR. Compression fraction could be reduced by measuring respirations with a hand on the chest and compressing at the end of the second exhalation.
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It's quite good. Maybe switching out to a manikin would be of more benefit to show proper compression depth.
Generally it is advisable to refrain from using an AED while in a moving vehicle. So I will assume you are still parked. And if so, how many cycles before you depart?
Responder doing CPR usually squeezes the bag. But if the Responder at the head is getting good chest rise then it's good.
2-3 seconds is passing between finished ventilations, and return to CPR. Compression fraction could be reduced by measuring respirations with a hand on the chest and compressing at the end of the second exhalation.
The new guidelines for 2015 state that if you are performing 2-rescuer or more CPR, the compression-to-ventilation ratio changes from 30:2 to 15:2
Child and adolescent 2-rescuer 15:2 and adult 30:2 (always).
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