📺 What you see on TV vs. what CPR is really like… On shows, CPR looks neat, dramatic, and instantly successful. But in real life, it’s sweaty, messy, and hard work - the goal isn’t to miraculously bring the person to consciousness, but actually to pump oxygen around their body. 👉 The important part? Doing something is always better than doing nothing. Your actions could mean the difference. Quick summary ♥️ Push down 1/3 depth chest ♥️ 100-120 compressions/minute ♥️ 30:2 - cycles of 30 compres

It’s understandable to be afraid to perform CPR. But providing this life-saving care is easy, doesn’t require mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and can dramatically increase a person’s chance of survival. Here’s how it’s done. | University Hospitals