Child CPR Steps.mp4

Описание: Child CPR was updated in the 2025 AHA/AAP Guidelines. Here’s the simple, real-world version for a child (about age 1 to puberty).

If they’re unresponsive and not breathing normally:

Call 911 (speakerphone if you can) and send someone for an AED.

Start CPR right away — don’t waste time trying to find a pulse, just look for obvious signs of life.

Push hard and fast in the center of the chest (rate 100–120/min, depth about 1/3 the chest).

30 compressions : 2 breaths.

Use the AED as soon as it’s available (pediatric pads/attenuator if you have them).
If you don't have pediatric pads no problem use Adult Pads. (Pediatric pads are only good from birth to age 7)

If you’re alone and the collapse wasn’t witnessed, the algorithm includes about 2 minutes of CPR before leaving to get help/AED (if you can’t activate emergency response right away).

And my standard reminder: take an in-person CPR class. Videos help you remember the steps. Hands-on training builds the confidence to act when it’s real.

Education only — not medical advice.
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