(WYTV)- Do you know your way around cardiopulmonary resuscitation? Could you save a life that way? June is CPR awareness ...

Read on for more detailed descriptions of how to perform CPR in adults, children, and infants. First, check the scene for factors that could endanger you, such as traffic, fire, or falling masonry.

Make sure the area is safe to perform CPR and that there's nothing in the ... The procedure is the same as it is with adults, Nsair says. Make sure the person is lying on their back on a firm ...

According to Andersen, experts recommend performing CPR with breaths for infants. But first, call 911 or ask someone else to do so if available. Then, “carefully remove any obvious obstruction ...

One in 10 people who receive CPR survive, and out of those ... Continue with 30 compressions and two breaths. As with adults this is the first thing to do. Call the baby’s name and gently ...

you might do some of these things at the same time. For example, you might call 911 with the phone on speaker and also be checking for breathing. For CPR for adults (ages puberty and up), there ...

Minnesota has a bystander CPR rate that is much lower than the national average and EMS professionals aim to improve that.

If you're ever on hand when this happens, knowing how to do CPR can help you save ... Babies are tiny, so performing the steps of CPR on them is different than for adults or older children.

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