Resuscitate!

★★★★★ Awesome app for the unschooled I highly recommend this app....it might just help save a life!

★★★★★ Good with a few details missing As stated below, you should take training, but, as they say in training that it is sometimes better to break a rib (which can happen if CPR is done correctly anyways) and save a life, than to do nothing and assure death. Proper order: 1. check for danger 2. check for response 3. shout for help 4. check for breathing 5. shout for ambulance and Defibrillator 6 start compressions (30 then 2 breaths repeat) 7. If no help arrives after 2 sets (5 for child) call emerge Rate of compression is 100 per minute. May seem corny, but sing the Star Spangled Banner in your head and compress on the beat. Don't forget to let the chest come back up b4 compressing again. Also, hand placement in video is correct, but voice says between the nipples. It is actually slightly below. Concerning checking for response, yes, the latest advice is to do compressions if the person is unresponsive. Latest courses don't even say to check for pulse, because most people are bad at checking, and don't know proper rate anways. Also, when giving breaths, tilt the head back to clear the airway, unless it appears there may be head/spinal injury. Compressions are the most important part anyways.

★★☆☆☆ Missing things And what happens if it is a heroin overdose ? There resps are around 2 - 4 resps per minute. This is commonly mistaken for an arrest. So you don't use cpr only breaths, and you keep the oxygen constant until further help arrives. Also for a cardiac arrest you concentrate only on chest compressions. If the airway isnt secure you are wasting time on breaths, thats how I was trained and its more successful. Leave the securing the airway for the paramedic

★★☆☆☆ Dont download Incorrect procedures..you need to check for pulse and breathing not just jump right into compressions..would not recommend this app

★★☆☆☆ It is ok it is not correct when the baby is choking you do five back slaps and five chest slaps not pumps I have a AHA cert