How to do Child CPR - First Aid Training - St John Ambulance

If a child is unresponsive and not breathing, you will need to do CPR. In this video, a St John Ambulance trainer shows the steps & demonstrates how to do CPR on a child, and explains what to do if you're helping the casualty alone, or with a helper.
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[@rubenmarino9999]

Thanks you Jonh for doing the youtube videos, we aprecciate it a lot

[@naynay-fi7iv]

Very helpful video.

[@user-sv2be8qj9p]

so at the beginning of child CPR we start with 5 rescue breathe then start 30:2? not starting with 30 chest compression like how we did in adult CPR?

[@_skud]

Correct! This is because children usually require CPR for respiratory issues while adults typically need it for issues involving the heart

[@dr_ludwing2556]

Yeah

[@murphyosita575]

@@_skud correct

[@melissaradvansky7027]

Thank you so much! My inquisitive 8 year old has had her curiosity satisfied.😊

[@rashmielizabethmathen3136]

not 30:2, 15:2

[@faizzudinnasruddin6771]

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[@ops1mp136]

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[@carrenawuor8623]

Exactly

[@islammuhammad8963]

Why we should give to the BABY and CHILD five initial rescue breaths?

[@bizzle9537]

because children tend to go into cardiac arrest due to their lungs not working efficiently. its very unusual to be a cardiac issue although that being said its not impossible.

[@ajof45]

What if the baby already in cardiac arrest?

[@lukec.1717]

Because with children and babies it’s far less likely to be a cardiac arrest/sudden collapse like it is with adults (adults are at a far higher risk or cardiac arrest/heart attacks) a child collapsing will nearly always be because of a lack of oxygen.

[@fizzif1411]

From what ages should u use this method before moving on to the adult method

[@rebeccamyers4829]

Query- in this video the ratio of 30:2 compressions to breaths is stated. Resuscitation Council guidelines are 15:2- which is the correct ratio please?

[@yo-gv2xq]

If you check the british heart foundations cpr video it says for every 30 chest compressions 2 breaths shoupd be given Hope this helps

[@alia3693]

15:2 was the old guidelines. 30:2 are the new guidelines

[@a.berruarslan5015]

For children I also know that the ratio is 15:2. The new guideline says 30:2 for the Adult chest compression.

[@helendunn4984]

@@yo-gv2xq 15:2 is for those with a "duty of care" i.e nurses, doctors etc. General public are deemed not to be able to remember two numbers and so 30:2 , the ratio for adults, is considered better than doing nothing

[@ImperadorLucius]

we still do the breaths?

[@cavannaro1]

One third of its depth. One third of WHAT’S depth?

[@amazinggraceuk]

The chest

[@РодионЧаускин]

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[@williamgardner5256]

What age is child in CPR? Is teens counted as adults

[@Hannah-pg2gb]

@Content no it’s age 12. But William Gardener it depends on the size of the person so a small adult may need child cpr but a tall teen might need adult cpr

[@relaxandgrowwithMegan]

I have known British people for 22 years and I have never heard Eddie the elephant or whatever he said

[@Trevor_Austin]

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[@gilliansparrow3201]

Wow!!No good at hearing either Hope you do well😒

[@skyfall8203]

Sir is this the same method for adolescents???

[@gojo12358]

No

[@Hannah-pg2gb]

Depends on the size of the person

[@viksa.d282]

Adolescents are almost the same but you do NOT start with 5 breaths. Just with 30 chest compressions and 2 breaths then repeat and repeat till help arrives. It's just 30:2

[@geomall]

Trouble understanding

[@haniabsizah378]

What is AED??

[@helenatodd3615]

Automated external defibrillator

[@DanikaNoppe]

@@helenatodd3615yes help shock the heart back to life

[@faizzudinnasruddin6771]

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[@kevinovard8354]

YOU SHOULD SPELL OUT WHAT AN 'AED' IS

[@gregflores8959]

Look it up, dumbass

[@boodymennam5686]

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[@krzysztofdudek7933]

I really don't know why we don't do mandatory CPR training at work and we do some bias rubbish ?

[@faizzudinnasruddin6771]

I am 11 year old and to make a emergency call at malaysia ia 999

[@jennifertaylor-scott4946]

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[@wcresponder]

5 breaths at the start is a UK standard. You should also have shown the use of a barrier device.

[@stjohnambulanceorg]

Hi there - if someone is unable or unwilling to give rescue breaths, we advise compression-only CPR. These videos are aimed at laypeople who are unlikely to have a barrier device to hand; if one is available, it could be used.

[@wcresponder]

But you didn't show how to use it.

[@antonypoole1120]

If your on your own and don't have a speaka phone lmao

[@al-citygaming8117]

Antony Poole who wouldn’t?

[@Phoenix411th]

911 is the emergency number

[@amazinggraceuk]

It depends what country you're in. In the UK it's 999

[@lopezgenlopez1030]

This video was made before COVID. With the current pandemic, I doubt the rescue breathes should be applied to anybody. I believe the advise was continuous CPR.