Compressions have to be both fast and deep enough to stimulate blood flow.
and vice president for science and innovation for emergency cardiovascular care at the American Heart Association.The window of time in which CPR can help is critical and short—the longer the brain goes without blood and oxygen, the, so it's key to start compressions right away.
Ideally, you'll keep going until the person is responsive . Don't stop until help arrives or you're instructed to, or the person becomes responsive. Keep going until the person can breathe on their own again, says Dr. Sasson; if you are getting too tired to keep on pace and you’re not alone, she suggests swapping out with someone else who can keep the necessary tempo. Take turns if they get tired, too.cardiac arrest is happening is paramount so it's clear when to do CPR.
On the other hand, someone who is having a heart attack doesn’t need CPR but definitely needs to get to a hospital ASAP;when blood can’t flow through the heart as opposed to the heart stopping completely, says Dr. Sasson. A person having a heart attack can still be awake and talking, but someone having a cardiac arrest will not.
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