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 Adult/choking Skill guide #6

Severe blockage
Skill guide #6

Emergency action steps

Responsive

Victim is clutching throat, cannot cough or make any sound.

Quickly ask, “are you choking?”

If the victim nods yes or is unable to speak, cough, cry-act quickly.

Stand behind an adult or kneel behind a child.

Make a fist. Place the thumb side against the victim’s abdomen, just above the navel.

Give quick inward and upward thrusts until the object is expelled or the victim becomes unresponsive

Unresponsive

Carefully get the victim to the ground, immediately alert EMS or activate your Emergency Action plan.

Open the airway. Remove the object if you see it Begin CPR.

Each time the airway is opened for rescue breaths, look for an object in the victim’s throat. If you see it, remove it.

Continue CPR until the AED or EMS arrives or the victim shows signs of life.

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