How to Perform Emergency CPR on an Infant - Royal Life Saving Training Video

[@heather6864]

Isn't it meant to be 2:15? with breaths first, as infants are much more likely to become unresponsive due to respiratory arrest as opposed to cardiac arrest.

[@salmamkindu868]

Would I be this calm

[@HugeStirz]

Should be 5 breaths not 2

[@roseadams4588]

Not in Australia. It's only two cheek puffs. Where are you that it's 5 breaths?

[@tdkage]

5 breaths at start. Then 30:2

[@tdkage]

@Gaming XP20 At the Red Cross course I recently finished for CHILDREN and INFANTS it's 5 breaths first, because the cause of cardiac arrests for them it's almost always linked to respiratory issues. If still not breathing, proceed with the 30:2. Might change around the world so...

[@robertlee1176]

The procedure has change a lot over the years in hopes of making it easier for people to digest and remember.

[@muddymad5864]

Not in Australia, who does five lmao