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| 1 | Ensure safety in the environment | | |
| 2 | Check for the patient’s consciousness at the bedside by shaking their arm and calling them | | |
| 3 | Call for help immediately or activate the emergency system response via a cellphone in the case of no response by the patient | | |
| 4 | Support the patient’s head and neck if a spinal injury is suspected | | |
| 5 | Place the patient in an appropriate supine position until help arrives | | |
| 6 | Place the patient on a hard and firm surface | | |
| 7 | Support the patient’s head along with their body if a spinal injury is suspected | | |
| 8 | Control the patients’ carotid pulse in less than 10 seconds to check for pulses | | |
| 9 | Start chest compressions immediately if there is no pulse or no pulse is suspected | | |
| 10 | Place the heel of the hand on the center of the patient’s chest, two fingers above the xiphoid process, for a chest compression | | |
| 11 | Put the other hand and lock the fingers of both hands | | |
| 12 | Care about not contacting the chest by fingers | | |
| 13 | Exert vertical chest compressions using the palms of both hands while keeping elbows straight | | |
| 14 | Start chest compressions at the rate of 100-120 compressions per minute | | |
| 15 | Perform chest compressions with a depth of 5-6 cm | | |
| 16 | Release compressions completely to help return the chest to its original position after each compression | | |
| 17 | Control the patient’s airway after 30 consecutive and nonstop chest compressions | | |
| 18 | Open the patient’s mouth and clear it up properly in the case of the presence of external objects or secretions | | |
| 19 | Open up the airway through appropriate maneuvers, depending on the patient’s conditions | | |
| 20 | Give two breaths to the patient immediately after opening the airway (there is no need to see, hear, and feel their breathing) | | |
| 21 | Pinch the patient’s nostrils shut using the thumb and the index finger of the hand placed on the forehead | | |
| 22 | Use the other hand to keep the patient’s mouth open | | |
| 23 | Take a deep breath and then start mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after covering the patient’s mouth with their owns | | |
| 24 | Give the breaths around a second | | |
| 25 | Pay attention to the patient’s chest expansion after each breath | | |
| 26 | Keep on breathing to the extent that the patient’s chest expands | | |
| 27 | Leave the lungs to be depleted between the resuscitations for at least 1.5 seconds | | |
| 28 | Complete the compression-ventilation ratio for about 2 minutes with no interruptions (5 cycles of 30 : 2) | | |
| 29 | Recheck the patient’s pulse after two minutes of resuscitation for less than 10 seconds | | |
| 30 | Continue compressions and breathing via 30 : 2 cycles if there is no pulse and check the pulse every two minutes | | |
| 31 | Take the above-mentioned steps until the patient’s pulse returns, the defibrillator is provided, and the help arrives to start the advanced cardiac life support | | |
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