The key part of CPR is chest compressions: Normally with each heartbeat, the heart sends blood throughout our bodies, carrying oxygen to every cell.But: when there’s a cardiac arrest, the Heart don’t pump anymore. We have to push from outside, so that the heart is „pumping“, which keep blood flowing to vital organs. Giving breaths of oxygen brings more oxygen into the person with cardiac arrest. (adults 30:2, children 15:2) Repost:@susannebrech www.trainyourprobie.com | Train Your Probie

When it comes to chest compressions, it’s not about being the fastest. The optimal speed is 100-120 beats per minute, and mastering this can ensure the best chance of survival 💪 Can you spot which clip below is performing compressions at the best speed? The answer is clip B! | Resuscitation Council UK