Emergency Response Techniques

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Videos Demonstrating Emergency Response Techniques

Emergency Airway Response using an ambu bag
The following videos provide visual demonstrations of emergency response techniques. You can see and hear how to correctly perform rescue breathing, chest compressions, and the Heimlich Maneuver by reviewing them. I obtained the videos from PROTrainings’ collection of YouTube presentations related to emergency responses. ProTrainings conducts a wide variety of emergency response training for healthcare agencies and other first responders.

Watching the videos does not substitute for taking a first responder class. Proper training is essential to performing the steps necessary for a successful rescue attempt, especially if you work with a partner trained as a first responder. With two trained rescuers, you can anticipate each and work better as a team. Therefore, I  encourage you to seek a first responder course. In addition to courses taught by ProTrainings, you may also obtain training through the American Red Cross or American Heart Association.
Find Emergency Airway Management techniques in a separate post.

All ages can administer Emergency Airway Management techniques when properly trained.
All ages can administer Emergency Airway Management techniques when properly trained.
 Learning emergency response techniques to use if your family member becomes unconscious or worse is important for every caregiver.

 

 

Using Emergency Response Techniques to Rescue Choking Victims

Conscious Adult Choking

Unconscious Adult Choking

Conscious Child Choking

Unconscious Child Choking

Conscious Infant Choking

Unconscious Infant Choking

Emergency Response Techniques used for Rescue Breathing

Adult Rescue Breathing

Child Rescue Breathing

Infant Rescue Breathing

Agonal Respirations (Not Breathing Normally)

How to Respond When There is No Pulse or Breathing Present.

Adult CPR – Lay Rescuer

Child CPR-Lay Rescuer

Infant CPR-Lay Rescuer

Neonatal CPR

Hands-Only CPR

Doing CPR with Spinal Injury Jaw Thrust

Using an AED (Defibrillator)

Adult AED

Child AED

Infant AED

Emergency Response Techniques for Other Types of Emergency Situations

Shock

Heart Attacks

Stroke

Arterial Bleeding

How to Check Pupil Reflexes Responses

 

Adult, Child and Infant CPR/AED
Adult, Child, and Infant CPR/AED

PROBasic CPR

Adult CPR/AED
Adult CPR/AED

PROCPR

Healthcare Provider (BLS) Adult, Child and Infant CPR/AED
Healthcare Provider (BLS) Adult, Child, and Infant CPR/AED

PROFirstAid

Adult, Child and Infant, Pediatric CPR/AED & First Aid
Adult, Child, and Infant, Pediatric CPR/AED & First Aid

PROFirstAid Basic

Adult CPR/AED & First Aid
Adult CPR/AED & First Aid

PROFirstAid Advanced

Healthcare Provider (BLS) Adult, Child and Infant CPR/AED & First Aid
Healthcare Provider (BLS) Adult, Child, and Infant CPR/AED & First Aid

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