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What are the 10 steps to perform CPR?

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1. Survey the scene. If safe, enter.
2. Determine if person is unconscious; if unconscious have someone call 911. If not, call now for an adult.
3. If unconscious, tip head & check for breathing 10 seconds.
4. If not breathing, give 2 breaths.
5. Check pulse for 10 seconds (children & infants). Skip this step for adults.
6. If no pulse, give 30 compressions.
7. Give 2 breaths.
8. Repeat compressions & breaths 4 more times.
9. If no-one was able to call 911, call now for infant & child.
10. Resume CPR ASAP after calling 911; 30 compressions & 2 breaths.
11. Repeat compressions and breaths until help arrives.

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