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Now let's cover adult CPR for the lay-rescuer, or the general workplace.

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We are gonna make sure that the scene is safe, our gloves are on, and we have a rescue shield available.

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Let's take a moment to look at this.

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This is probably one of the best rescue protective equipment pieces I've seen,

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in that it... Not only does it have the rescue mask, which I'm going to unfold in a moment.

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It has room for a pair of vinyl or latex or non-latex gloves, and those can be replaced often.

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If we take a moment to look at the rescue key, it really folds up tight.  But the way it's used is that we're going to unfold it.

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It's a one-use-only, and it fits over the face of the patient like a surgical mask.

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In fact, there's even ear loops for it to go over the ears of the patient to hold this in place.

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A one-way valve right inside keeps body fluids on the side of the patient, while the air goes through easily.

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We're going to use that on the practice session.

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So after the scene is safe, our gloves are on, our shield's available, we call out to the patient.

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"Patient, are you alright, are you okay?"

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They do not appear to be breathing.  They do not appear to be responsive in any way.

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We're going to activate the emergency medical services, and then we're going to begin with 30 chest compressions.

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Two inches or more deep, at least a hundred compressions or more a minute.

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This is really a lot of compressions.

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So make sure your elbows are locked, you're leaning over the patient to use your upper body weight to do the good two-inch plus compressions consistently.

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After thirty compressions we're gonna head-tilt, chin-lift.  We're going to seal the face shield over the patient's mouth, pinch the nose shut, open their mouth with pulling down the chin.

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Make sure the disc is over their mouth.

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And then we're gonna cover their nose and mouth and give two rescue breaths.

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After we give the two breaths, continue thirty more compressions. 

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We're gonna do these thirty compressions to two rescue breaths until an AED arrives, or emergency medical services arrive to take over.

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If we become too exhausted to continue, ideally there'll be another lay-rescuer able to take over for us.

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By all means, show them how it's done and continue the rescue efforts.

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The scene is safe, my gloves are on, my CPR shield is available.

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Sir, are you okay?  Sir, can you hear me?

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There's no response, they're not breathing, and I see no movement.

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You, in the plaid shirt, go call 911 or the emergency medical services response team, and come back right away.  I might need your help.

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Start with thirty compressions.

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1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 and 6 and 7 and 8 and 9 and 10 and 11 and 12 and 13 and 14 and 15...

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...16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.

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Pinch the nose, tilt the head back, cover their mouth with my mouth.

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1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 and 6 and up to 30 with good two-inch deep compressions.

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Followed by two breaths, followed by thirty more compressions.

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Do this until AED arrives, or help arrives and takes over.