Quick Reference

Emergency protocols at a glance

CPR Quick Reference
AgeRatioDepthMethodRate
Adult
30:22-2.4 inches (5-6 cm)2 hands, heel of hand100-120/min
Child (1yr-puberty)
15:2~2 inches (5 cm)1 or 2 hands, heel of hand100-120/min
Infant (<1 year)
15:2~1.5 inches (4 cm)2 fingers100-120/min

Adult

Call 911:Immediately
AED Pads:Adult pads

Child (1yr-puberty)

Call 911:After 2 min CPR (if alone)
AED Pads:Pediatric if <8yr

Infant (<1 year)

Call 911:After 2 min CPR (if alone)
AED Pads:Infant pads if available
Choking Relief

Adult/Child

Abdominal thrusts (Heimlich)

Stand behind, fist above navel, thrust inward and upward

Infant

Back slaps & chest thrusts

5 back slaps, then 5 chest thrusts, repeat

Pregnant/Obese

Chest thrusts

Hands on center of chest, thrust straight back

AED Steps
1. Turn ON2. Expose chest3. Apply pads4. Clear victim5. Analyze6. Shock if advised7. Resume CPR

Key Reminders

High-Quality CPR

  • • Push hard (proper depth)
  • • Push fast (100-120/min)
  • • Allow full chest recoil
  • • Minimize interruptions

When to Stop CPR

  • • EMS takes over
  • • Scene becomes unsafe
  • • Person shows signs of life
  • • Too exhausted to continue
Chain of Survival
1
Recognize & Call 911→
2
Early CPR→
3
Early AED→
4
Advanced Care→
5
Post-Arrest Care

App Permissions

To help you in an emergency, this app needs a couple of permissions. Here's exactly what's used and why:

Location

Used only when you activate the emergency location feature. Coordinates stay on your device and are never stored. Tap "Open Map" to send them to Google Maps so you can identify nearby streets or landmarks for the dispatcher.

Phone / Call

Emergency call buttons open your phone's dialler directly so you can reach services with one tap. No calls are made automatically.