CPR & AED Training

Joe Jones (Fire and EMS Instructor) demonstrates CPR and shows the steps for operating an AED.
DISCLAIMER: The purpose of this video is to familiarize the viewer with the procedures and equipment involved with CPR and AEDs. This video is not a substitute for certification training.

[@jonih9622]

I love the CPR Instructor in this CPR video. I took 8 CPR and 4 first aid class. I save a teenager boy from drowning 5 year ago. God bless the CPR teacher.

[@ExioElioCabreja]

Saving lives is great ❤.

[@AvaYouTubegirl]

To the point. Sets out the reasoning behind the interventions. So far, the best cpr video I've come across.

[@timstack9923]

On one is a perfect instructor and he's being filmed. There are several things here not to do but it comes down to just are YOU safe, will he wake up, call 911, push hard, push fast, turn on AED and just do what it says....shock may or may not happen. Doesn't matter, keep pushing and wait on EMS! :)

[@AlysaTaylor]

Your a blessing, thank you for the vid

[@TheRamos53]

arms are suppose to be locked during compressions

[@lucygardner5666]

Tyler's Law video cannot be saved. It is marked as children's video.

[@Matt3756Fanz]

ty i have cpr class tomorrow

[@bonnielove4679]

Allison3756 how did it go?!

[@Matt3756Fanz]

Ponyo Legend It went great!

[@patm7529]

Thank You

[@sandra02111978]

do you still have to look listen and feel? I think that is no longer required according to the new guidelines. ???

[@christianmueller7352]

Yes you do

[@domingodavila6795]

no by hi

[@DaniaAlnayar]

yes you do, but not the pulses, you don't need to do that anymore

[@medicalxft21]

Thanks for share

[@ayaceoo7]

Do we breathe in or breathe out to the other person's mouth? Could someone explain?

[@KamalSingh-ej9lf]

Give breths

[@lucygardner5666]

You breathe out, therefore breathing in to the victim.

[@SenakaSandagomiWeerawardena]

Thanks Man.

[@giitarakiitana]

What's a aed?

[@OhioDeptofAg]

AED stands for "Automated External Defibrillator." It is the electronic unit with the sticky pads that administers the shock to a stopped heart. The video was designed to make people aware of the simplicity of operating the AED, and thus making them more likely to use it.

[@giitarakiitana]

Thanks for explaining thatOhioDeptofAg

[@OhioDeptofAg]

Queen Giitara You're welcome.

[@lorilynn9774]

i'm geting trained for cpr

[@ari_thenerd5464]

LoriLynn97 same

[@jerrysingh5164]

seems like this guys gonna lose his breathe after giving breathes haha

[@bandarotb9226]

the elbow !!!!!!!

[@MyMintu007]

Tank u sir

[@stephanietucker5681]

You need to close off the nostrils during the two breaths.

[@ivannahryniuk7561]

POV: your doing this for advanced credit

[@smug8567]

You no longer have to do the breaths

[@kdmeconi7363]

Depends on your training. 30/2 is ems standards

[@borutpolimac8695]

You are not able to run more than 0.1mile

[@SpamMouse]

Use full bodyweight from shoulders with straight arms to do the compressions do NOT bend the elbows. Next failure to close nose while delivering rescue breaths so that's not good nor mentioning watching the rise of chest during delivery AND why the fuck does the instructor keep a peaked cap on while doing this - total failure to allow trainees to see what is happing. This is a great example of how NOT to do CRP training. Now fails to point out left and right sides of AED pads, but gains one point for talking about hairy sweating bodies. Depending on model of AED you will check for heart beat BEFORR returning to compressions otherwise you can be fighting to stop a beating heart. Is the patient normally on an office table ?

[@reggiecoleman1958]

ㄷ앙재ㅏㅇ차

[@Beru_Domain]

This is all wrong

[@tomwalenter7230]

WOW I bet a lot of people die in Ohio!