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you make sure the airway is open first. then you put your mouth over the nose and mouth of an infant. over both. give two breaths to see if you see chest rise. nose and mouth. nose and mouth. you look to see if the chest rises? correct. each breath is one second long. then you go back to compressions? then you go back to 30 compressions and two breaths. is this the same protocol you would use on a grown up? the grown up is the same with 30 to 2 at the beat of staying alive however, you re using the heel of the hand. for age one and over, you use the heel of the hand to do your presses. two fingers might break a win or something two fingers are not enough as far as the applying the compressions. for adults and children. children you do not stop these compressions and breathing until someone comes for hep. until they become conscious ....
Bathtub. who is in the bathtub? my wife. okay. is she conscience? she is it appeared he was giving mouth to mouth and listen and when to continue chest compressions. it appeared that he had his face over her face, yes. did you ever see the mucous that was on michelle s face on anybody else? i don t recall seeing it on anybody else. while you were working on her chest compressions, did you stop while martin was doing mouth to mouth? did i. did you ever see or feel michelle s chest rise during those breaths? no, i did not. were you able to see michelle s face? yes. you can describe that? i could see stitches in her face that were bleeding just a little bit. and she had a lot of mucous underneath her nose. and can you describe the mucous? kind of a greenish yellow, a lot of it. okay. will you describe michelle s ....