DRSABCD

Do you know your DRS ABCD’s?

Dangers?

Responsive?

If no response Send for help and a defib.

Open Airways and ensure they are clear. If airways not clear, put in the recovery position.

Breathing normally? If breathing normally, put them in the recovery position.

Not breathing? Start CPR (30 compressions: 2 breaths).

Attach Defibrillator (AED) and follow the prompts.

Continue CPR until they become responsive or start breathing normally.

Learn your DRS ABCD at our CPR and First Aid courses in Adelaide.

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