Infant CPR / BLS - New 2020 AHA / ILCOR Guidelines | CPR Certification Institute

Updated for new 2020 AHA / ILCOR guidelines. Infant CPR / Healthcare Provider Basic Life Support for the Infant Victim lesson by the CPR Certification Institute (Health Ed Solutions Authorized Training Center). Mark Dzwonkiewicz, the lead instructor from Health Ed Solutions, provides a thorough and step-by-step process of BLS / CPR on an infant (baby) victim. Mark demonstrates proper 2-person CPR and using an adult Bag Valve Mask (BVM) as alternative in absence of an infant BVM. He touches on the following updated AHA and ILCOR guidelines:
✔ Establishing Unresponsiveness
✔ Calling a Code / Activate EMS and Getting an AED / defibrillator
✔ Checking palpable pulse and breathing simultaneously within 10 seconds
✔ Doing Chest Compressions
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[@pure8heartt]

Great educational video and love your sense of humor..it actually helps to retain the information

[@yasmine4754]

Great video, only the essential to get us ready for ACLS recertification! Thank you!! Get a bit rusty on children and babies, as I'm in adult nursing. Thanks again!

[@mirmahmud1438]

Thank you very much sir for excellent demonstration..specially the use of the adult mask on a Child which is a very nice and new idea for me. Hope to see you more soon sir..

[@supersonicole]

I like the lightheartedness in these videos. Thanks for sharing. Could we use a regular /adult AED on an infant?

[@CPRCertificationInstitute]

Thanks so much for your inquiry. We have passed this question on to our medical review team. Thanks again for watching!

[@MyPhone-xt1pn]

There is usually child pads for the AED

[@CPRCertificationInstitute]

Thanks for the input Sandy!

[@roxymami69]

If you have an AED with adult pads there should be a key to deliver infant shock.

[@MyPhone-xt1pn]

@@roxymami69 I have never seen an AED with a button to deliver an infant shock. Maybe that is something at the ALS level? There is one button to deliver shock on the typical BLS AED.

[@chillwithbea2555]

I love this video.

[@paolavelez8485]

I thought it was 30 compressions and using 2 fingers from 1 hand. Is it 30 or 15, and what is the most current recommended hand/finger position for the compressions?

[@josephyang3260]

For pediatrics you do 15 compressions to 2 breaths with two rescuers. If you are by yourself you can do 30 and 2

[@houssinegannouni8194]

@Joseph Scinto it depends on the age of the child if he is under 1 year of age you will use 2 fingers of course because his chest is too small

[@pkthe2ndhokage188]

thank you!

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[@elyas1105]

Isn’t it that no matter the age, the ratio stays the same 30 compression and 2 breath?

[@nab2364]

A mix of infants and adults CPR

[@jamiepilgreen4383]

He did 34 chest compressions. 😂😂😂

[@drkrishnap]

Where is the rest?? Wasted my time!

[@mikebardgett2875]

good info but a bit childish in the performance

[@CPRCertificationInstitute]

Thanks for the feedback Mike! Keep saving lives!

[@donnahaight4272]

Snowflakes...no flipping sense of humor! It gets harder everyday. 🙄