CPR- Adult, Child, or Infant !!!
CPR is always an important thing to know for when the time comes that you might need to use it. So here are some of the ratios for CPR when dealing with an adult, child, or an infant. Or if you have one or two people helping you out.
When doing cpr on an adult be sure to call your emergency number first (ex: 911) For a 2 person cpr on a adult, one person can start cpr while the other calls the emergency number.
1 and 2 Person CPR with an adult patient:
Ratio 30:2 | Rate 100/min | depth >2" | Check Carotid pulse
*use both hands when doing cpr on a adult
With 1 person cpr on a child patient, first do cpr for about 1 minute before calling the emergency number.
1 Person CPR with a child patient:
Ratio 30:2 | Rate 100/min | depth 2" | Check Carotid pulse
With 2 person cpr on a child patient, one person begins cpr first while the other calls the emergency number. After making the call, that person can jump in for assistance.
2 Person CPR with a child patient:
Ratio 15:2 | Rate 100/min | depth 2" | Check Carotid pulse
*only use one hand when doing cpr with a child
With 1 person cpr on a infant patient, first do cpr for about 1 minute before calling the emergency number.
1 Person CPR with an Infant patient:
Ratio 30:2 | Rate 100/min | depth 1/3" | Check Brachial, Fem.
With 2 person cpr on a infant patient, one person begins cpr first while the other calls the emergency number. After making the call, that person can jump in for assistance.
2 Person CPR with an Infant patient:
Ratio 15:2 | Rate 100/min | depth 1/3" | Check Brachial, Fem.
*only use 2 fingers when doing cpr with an infant
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