CPR for children video (aged 1-8 years) taught by paediatric nurse Sarah Hunstead

[@SimaataSitali]

In fact I have been watching others CPR Presentations quite alright are but this one from that lady umm it's 💯 clear and louder. Ms/Mrs I salute you 😊❤

[@jtansley5336]

Amazing I like listening to the lady, she's so clear and calm in her talking and presentation 😊

[@Sarspariila]

Really annoying that you get 2 adverts before watching this. These types of videos are the only ones you shouldn’t get an advert beforehand or during. ✌🏼❤️

[@clairegriffin9632]

Great info, and so nicely explained! A must-watch for anyone around children!!

[@josephineoshioke765]

Nice lecture ❤❤❤

[@maryheslep7025]

Thank you for explaining each step's purpose so well.

[@ElsiePeter-v9s]

Amazing u enjoy listening

[@_rachde]

Best CPR refresher around.

[@moneerahebrahim483]

Thank you so much ma'am to help me this video I'm watching from United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪💖💖💖

[@dr.bibhishankkasture6972]

Thanks for the great information ❤❤

[@gizmopulgaso3091]

Very clear and concise explanation

[@Sree.M]

Thank you for helping to learn how to give CPR

[@kathisumi4799]

These videos are so incredibly helpful!

[@cprkids]

Thank you!

[@abdulwahab7017]

❤ very helpful and clear thanks for educate

[@ihuomaanthony8800]

This is well detailed and helpful. Thank u for sharing.

[@TunmiseBadmus123]

Very informative ❤

[@racheliorvaa6206]

Clear and perfect, thank you so much

[@paulainaable]

Excellent delivery

[@MargretGama-l7i]

Very clear, thanks so much 🙏

[@kalpanajayasri656]

Very important. Thank you.

[@jen.generationx3707]

How is that emergency app not in the usa

[@mariatreber8327]

Thank you very much !!! you are fantastic !!!! 🙂

[@FelixOdingo]

Fantastic,I appreciate

[@leimalutapasei2631]

Thank you

[@sandraobrien8705]

Really helpful, thank you.

[@jimgrez5854]

Shouldn’t have ads on these types of videos

[@Larimuss]

How hard do you push down? It looks pretty hard. I feel like I’d be too worried about breaking a chest bone pressing that hard or something but then also worried if I did it too soft that it might be too soft.

[@cprkids]

Hi! It needs to reach 1/3 depth of the chest - there is a chance you will cause an injury but this is a better outcome than the alternative, of not delivering the correct CPR

[@rict.4938]

Yes it is kinda hard, but that injury is much better than death. They will tell you this in any CPR class.

[@tinajohnson8568]

Excellent video

[@wilseydaisy2471]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@aselamalawa]

Very useful .. Thank you 🙏

[@MeganJarrell]

Should you use a defibrillator before doing cpr if its available? After how many times doing cpr do you get the defibrillator and use it??

[@cprkids]

The definition doesn’t replace compressions. Start CPR and apply the defib as soon as it is available

[@Oliviaaaaaaaa1]

hi sarah please help .. during compression, should the elbow extended or flexed ?

[@cprkids]

This all depends on whether you can get compressions to 1/3 depth of the chest, of the person receiving cpr. That is the main goal, how you achieve it (including number of hands etc used) depends on the situation!

[@ElisiaAlexander-by4rk]

I am pregnant???? What is the wait time for cpr on mother with child 🤔

[@jessiamundson1398]

Do you know the emergency app in the U.S?

[@kevins5268]

I've been told not to do cpr if they have a heartbeat and pulse by doctors in USA? If they are struggling with breathing i was told just give breaths?

[@smileentertainment.]

Hi Sarah, thanks so much for the incredible video. Just a quick question do we still recommend mouth to mouth breathing even to unknown person in these covid days?

[@cprkids]

Hi! Here is a document that breaks down the Australian Resuscitation Council recommendations for performing CPR during the pandemic.

[@cprkids]

bookings.qld.gov.au/services/firstaid/files/ARC%20recommendations%20cpr%20in%20the%20community%20during%20COVID-19.pdf

[@smileentertainment.]

Thankyou very much for answering my query. Can i ask again what if we know that patient has pneumonia and We are wearing full PPE. Do we only do compression and defib in this case too?

[@Zupiteroo]

Does every household in Australia have a defribulator?

[@cprkids]

No, but they are in lots of public locations

[@MelbournesSoulSpace]

Hi Sarah, I love your channel, and as a CPR and First aid Trainer after checking ANZCOR Guidelines, I always check your channel weekly, because I know I'm going to receive the latest and correct information when it comes to First Aid and our kids. But I do have a question I hope you can clarify, as I'm returning to work after the COVID hiatus, and I believe (and could be wrong) that 3 years ago, it was not recommended to use a defib on babies under 12mths. I do know about putting the pads posterior and anterior on small-sized children, but was trained to only use for kids over 12 months, never under 1. I can see here you recommend it for babies, did that change over the past couple of years, or has it always been that babies if required, should have a defib attached and used? Thanks so much.

[@cprkids]

Hi Dianne, You can definitely use a defib on babies under 12 months. Here's an excerpt from the ANZCOR guidelines 4.2 Pad placement - Children and Infants Standard adult AEDs and pads are suitable for use in children older than 8 years. Ideally, for those under 8 years (including infants < 1 year) paediatric pads and an AED with a paediatric capability should be used (see guideline 12.1). These pads also are placed as per the adult and the pads and come with a diagram of where on the chest they should be placed. I'm not aware that it was contraindicated 3 years ago. Enjoy going back to work!

[@nenetteyoko2620]

I like it

[@anaportillo8170]

You said lego ? So if there's something lodged you still do cpr

[@aliceeve6421]

Yes that's one of the ways to get the item out

[@kaushilahealthtv460]

nice

[@dinithiabegunasekara9139]

🙏 Thank

[@jamesuponi5374]

❤

[@РодионЧаускин]

Hernandez Jose Walker Kevin Martin Jessica

[@BIGDOGG-nb7ue]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@rozychapagain5568]

Hi Sarah, is cpr with 1 hand to 8yrs? And with 2 hands to 9yrs?

[@cprkids]

Hi Rozy, one or 2 hands- whatever you need to use to compress the chest 1/3 depth!

[@Gt-gn5km]

👏👍❤️

[@TheWinchestaaaa]

How high are the chances that I’d break my kids ribs ?

[@cprkids]

We don't have specific statistics on the likeliness of this, but it does happen - and this is okay. A broken rib is better than the alternative if CPR isn't done correctly!

[@brianspang848]

This video doesn't mention anything about pulse checks.

[@cprkids]

Pulse checks are no longer recommended. We follow the ANZCOR guidleines

[@Joke-kg8st]

Donaasxt kids crp