CPR is an emergency procedure used to maintain blood circulation and oxygen to the brain and body during cardiac arrest. It involves two techniques: cardiac massage and artificial respiration. CPR should be started if the infant is not breathing normally or at all and is unresponsive. The basic steps of infant CPR include checking the scene and infant for injuries, calling for emergency help, providing chest compressions, opening the airway, delivering rescue breaths, and using an AED if available. CPR can help save an infant's life during cardiac arrest.

1. INFANT CPRLIJO JOSEPHM.Sc. NURSING 2ND YEARPION

2. INFANT CPR……

3. WHAT IS CPR ????..........An emergencyprocedureoften employed after cardiac arrestTWO TECHNIQUES cardiac massage artificial respirationused to maintain circulation of oxygenated blood to the brain and throughout the body.

4. WHEN YOU HAVE TO START CPR ????.......If the victim is not breathing normally such as gasping for breath or not breathing at all …………No response………

5. BASIC OF CPR

6. STEPS IN CPRSTEP I:Check the sceneMake sure the scene is safe before proceeding.Check for injuries. Check for consciousness No response ?Call emergency service (108)

7. STEP 2:Care – Follow the C-A-B-D’sC – (Circulation/Compressions)STEP 3:A – Airway Tilt the head and lift the chin

8. STEP 4:B – Breathing Deliver 2 rescue breaths

9. STEP 5:D – Defibrillation (AED)If I heard “I will forgot”If I saw “I will remember”If I did “I will become perfect”

10. & SAVE THE LIFE….

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