The American Heart Association : New CPR Guidelines

See the video of CPR guidelines 2010. The American Heart Association has presented their new resuscitation guidelines. The joint state and normal people think about breathing, airways and chest compressions and breathing into the mouth of someone when they think of resuscitation. A new guidelines on resuscitation of the American Heart Association, these techniques have changed.
The American Heart Association, related topic with new resuscitation method, says that if a person has collapsed and not breathing, the others should call 911 and then immediately begin chest compressions to do. The new pattern of the CPR requires compressions, airway and breathing. The compression ratio must be 100 times per minute. One way to do that by keeping beat to the song "Staying Alive" in your head.
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Anyway, before we describe the new CPR guidelines from the American Hearth Association, did you look good CPR?
Definition: resusitation Cardiopulmonary (CPR) is a procedure used when a patient's heart stops beating and breathing stops. These may include chest compressions, electric shock, along with respiration. CPR is a lifesaving procedure performed when a child's breathing or heartbeat has stopped, as in cases of drowning, suffocation, choking, or injuries. CPR is a combination of ventilation, which delivers oxygen to the baby's lungs and chest compressions, which keep the child's blood circulating.
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Causes and Symptom
In infants, major reasons that heartbeat and breathing stop include:
Suffocation - Drowning - Electric shock - excessive bleeding - Head trauma or serious injury - pulmonary disease - Poisoning - Suffocation
Symptoms: No breathing, no pulse, unconsciousness
Approximately 300,000 people suffer cardiac arrest outside a hospital in the United States each year, either because they had a heart attack or suffered from an arrhythmia, less than eight percent survival.
The American Heart Association says you no longer need to look, listen and feel for breathing. People should start CPR as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the less chance a person has to survive.