Special Considerations for CPR, AED and Choking

Sometimes there are special circumstances in CPR, AED, and Choking. It may be a patient's size or even an impaled object. Roy helps answer the most commonly asked questions about special considerations.
CPR:
The size of the patient.
The crunching sound and feeling when performing chest compressions.
Impaled objects in the chest.
AED:
How to handle jewelry.
How to handle patches.
How to handle underwire bras.
How to handle breast tissue that's in the way.
Choking:
What if the choking victim is too large?
What if the choking victim is pregnant?
What if the obstruction won't come out?
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[@gbmarlin]

Thank you for your great videos! I plan to review your 'how to' videos about AED, CRP & choking once a month so I won't forget what to do in case of an emergency. We have a Philips OnSite AED and I've always been a little nervous about what it would be like to actually have to use it. It helped me a lot when you showed what the AED actually says during its use. Thanks again!

[@Nan-59]

It's good to be reminded! Thanks!

[@225rip]

Thanks for this video.

[@lorriebattistoni6438]

Thank you for this video

[@summerduggan3838]

Thank You for learning video

[@dnov516]

Could you please talk about what to do if you, yourself are chocking and all by yourself. Thanks

[@JadeJohnson-gf9fv]

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