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- Begin by verifying scene safety. Ensure that the environment is safe for both the rescuer and the victim before proceeding.
- Recognize cardiac arrest by checking for responsiveness, normal breathing, and pulse within 10 seconds. Document your findings in the designated fields.
- Activate the emergency response system. If alone, leave to call emergency services (9-1-1) and retrieve an AED before starting CPR.
- Fill in the compression-ventilation ratio based on whether you are a single rescuer or with multiple rescuers. For adults, use 30:2; for infants, adjust as necessary.
- Record the compression rate and depth according to age group guidelines provided in the form. Ensure you note any interruptions during compressions.
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