Emergency cardiac apnea in children 1-8 years of age.

 
1. Check the response: shake or pat victims. Observe if the victim moves or play a sound. Shouting "You feel well?"
2. Scream for help. Get someone else to call 115 if there is no response. Just give the child to call 115 after an emergency stop breathing for young circulation at least 2 minutes.
3. Place the victim on their backs. If the victim is suspected spinal injury, need 2 people to move.
4. Open the airway: chin victim with two fingers, and put one hand on the forehead, pushing back his head back.
5. Look, listen, and feel the breath. Put your ear close to the victim's mouth and nose. Observe the movement of the chest. Feel your breath on her cheek.


6. If the victim is not breathing or shortness of breath:
+ Apply your mouth close to the victim's mouth.
+ Firmly grip the nose victims.
Blow + 2 spans, each about 1 second and beat his chest to make victims knob.


7. Perform chest press:
+ Put one hand on the sternum heels, just under 2 nipples, not to hand at the heel end of the sternum.
+ Left hand holding the head thrown back.
+ Click chest 30 times, fast count from 1 to 30 when pressed. Click fast and sure, press down to about 1/2 - 1/3 cm thickness chest wall. Each time you press, let the chest completely.

8. Blow 2 times more stuffy.
9. Continue to press the chest 30 times every 2 breaths times.
10. After about 2 minutes if the child is not breathing normally, coughing, without any movement can leave the child to call 115.
11. Repeat step 9 until the victim recovers or help. If you have automatic defibrillator, use it as soon as possible.
If the victim is breathing, place the victim is safe posture. Check periodic breathing until help.