Factory Wholesale First-aid One Way Valve Disposable CPR mask

Product Description
Product Description
A CPR mask is used during cardiopulmonary resuscitation procedures, which are used in emergency situations to supply oxygen and produce blood flow in the heart and lungs.



It is an attempt to artificially circulate blood through the heart until help arrives and other medical measures can be taken. It is performed only on a dead person--someone who is not breathing and is uncobscious. It works sometimes to give a fighting chance for resuscitation and life.

Products:
One Way Valve filter disposable CPR mask
Material:
Mask-PE, Mouth-PP
Packing:
1 pcs/bag, 200bags/ctn,Packaging method can be customized.
Certificate:
CE,FDA,ISO
Feature:
Eco-Friendly, Water Soluble, Other
Delivery:
about 15-20 days after deposit got and all designs /confirm/ied
Guidance
Performing hands-only CPR
People without CPR training can perform hands-only CPR by following the steps below.


1. Survey the scene
Make sure it's safe for you to reach the person in need of help.

2. Check the person for responsiveness
Shake their shoulder and ask loudly, "Are you OK?" For an infant, tap the bottom of the foot and check for a reaction.

3. If the person isn't responsive, seek immediate help
Call your local emergency services if the person isn't responsive. You can also ask someone else to call. If you're alone and believe the person is a victim of drowning, or if the unresponsive person is a child from age 1 to 8, begin CPR first, with the mouth to mouth mask and perform it for two minutes, then call emergency services.

4. Check the heart with an automated external defibrillator (AED)
If an AED is readily available, use it to check the person's heart rhythm. The machine may also instruct you to deliver one electric shock to their heart before beginning chest compressions.
If the person is a child from age 1 to 8, perform CPR first for two minutes before checking their heart with an AED. Use the device's pediatric pads if they're available.
The use of an AED in infants under 1 years old isn't conclusive or strongly recommended.
If an AED isn't immediately available, don't waste time looking for the device. Start chest compressions immediately.

5. Locate hand position
If the person is an adult, place the heel of one of your hands in the center of their chest, between the nipples. Put your other hand on top of the first. Interlock your fingers so they're drawn up and the heel of your hand remains on their chest.
For children from age 1 to 8, use just one of your hands in the center of their chest.
For infants, place two fingers in the center of their chest, slightly below the nipple line.6. Begin compressions
To start compressions on an adult, use your upper body to push straight down on their chest at least 2 inches. Perform these at a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute. Allow their chest to recoil between compressions.
For children from ages 1 to 8, push straight down on their chest about 2 inches at a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute. Allow their chest to recoil between compressions.
For an infant, push straight down on their chest 1½ inches at a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute. once again, let the chest recoil between compressions.
7. Continue compressions
Repeat the compression cycle until the person starts to breathe or medical help arrives. If the person begins to breathe, have them lie on their side quietly until medical assistance is on the scene.

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