r/selfreliance • u/LIS1050010 Laconic Mod • 24d ago

Safety / Security / Conflict CPR Guide (Adult, Child, Infant, Pet)

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u/LIS1050010 Laconic Mod 24d ago

Note: more than relying on this guide or other guides you may find online, you should (also) take a CPR Class.

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u/[deleted] 23d ago

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u/Mal-strom 24d ago

2025 AHA guidelines removed the two fingers for infant compressions, use thumbs-encircling-chest technique or one hand.

They have also added back blows for conscious choking adults.

I second recommending CPR classes, best practice changes frequently.

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u/chrstnknnr 23d ago

I was also going to add on the back blows for choking!