Compression Only CPR

This video explains how to effectively provide CPR using compressions only and no rescue breaths. The risk of disease transmission is extremely low while performing CPR, especially with a barrier device. Traditional CPR (30 compressions and 2 breaths) is the best option for people who have been trained in CPR. If you do not have a barrier device, or have not been trained to perform traditional CPR, compression only CPR is an alternative. It will move the oxygenated blood through the body to the vital organs until help arrives.