Check for Danger
Be sure that it is safe for you, the patient and any bystanders
Check for Response
Squeeze shoulders firmly and talk: Can you hear me? Open your eyes
Send for help
Call an Ambulance. Send someone to get help. Ask bystanders for assistance
Open the airway
Gently tilt the head backwards and lift the chin
Check for breathing Look-Listen-Feel
Look and feel chest for air movement, listen and feel for air from the mouth and nose. If the airway appears to be blocked roll the patient onto their side and remove the obstruction
Commence CPR
Give 30 compressions then 2 rescue breaths and repeat
(Chest compressions only, no mouth to mouth)
Attach a defibrillator
(AED-Automated External Defibrillator)
Turn it on and follow the automated voice commands