CPR for children is similar to
Adult CPR
The compression to ventilation ratio for a child is
still 30:2.
Since the two main things that can
cause a child or an infant to need CPR is
Choking & Electrical Shock the key is Prevention.
CPR has two goals:1) Keep blood
flowing throughout the body
2) Keep air flowing
in and out of the lungs
CPR is a simple
technique that requires little or no equipment.
What you do is pretty basic: Blow into
the victim's mouth to push oxygenated air into the
lungs.
This allows oxygen to diffuse through the
lining of the lungs into
the bloodstream.
Compress the victim's chest to artificially re-
create blood circulation. Here are the steps that
make up CPR:
