Warhawks Prepared

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Warhawks Prepared

• Hands Only
• CPR Preparedness

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CPR

• Hands-only CPR uses chest compressions to keep
  blood circulating until emergency help arrives.
  If youve had training, you can use chest
  compressions and rescue breathing. Rescue
  breathing helps get oxygen to the lungs for a
  person who has stopped breathing.
• Taking an actual training course through the
  American Red Cross, the American Heart
  Association, or enrolling in KINS 201 (First
  Aid/CPR) is recommended for advanced training.

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Tips

• Push fast (keep the song Staying Alive by the
  Bee Gees in mind when pushing down on the
  persons chest.
• Push Hard Use your shoulders and straight,
  locked arms to push the persons chest directly
  down ½ their body depth on an imaginary line
  between the persons nipples.
• Allow Chest Recoil Allow the chest to come back
  to its normal resting position between
  compressions, but dont totally remove your
  hands.

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Hand Position