Question

You find that the victim is not responsive not breathing Normally and you’ve called 911 what is your next treatment

Answer 1

Answer:

You must start CPR.

Explanation:

During the stop, the person becomes unconscious, stops responding to stimuli and stops breathing. In recognizing this moment, one must act. In this case, you should call 911 immediately, or call the Fire Department or emergency response system that is offered in the area. Right after that you should start CPR which is the acronym that corresponds to Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. In this case, you must:

• Check for signs of breathing through sounds or chest movements. If the person does not breathe or suffers to breathe, lie him or her up on a hard surface;
• Kneel beside the victim at shoulder level and locate the center of the chest between the nipples;
• Position your outstretched arms with your fingers entwined, placing one hand over the other, resting on the center of the chest;
• Keep your arms straight and use your body weight for quick, strong compressions;
• Start compressions at a rate of 100 per minute (ie 5 compressions every 3 seconds), compressing the chest to a depth of at least 5 cm for adults and children and 4 cm for babies.

Answer 2

The next thing you do is start cpr but if the victim is not responsive at the beginning of the crash you should start cpr immediately and have somebody else call 911