![CPR Check CPR Check](/sites/default/files/styles/max_width_600px/public/acquiadam/2023-04/cpr-check.jpg?itok=M4lIcfe8)
Check
STEP 1 - CHECK: Tap the victims shoulders to see if the victim is breathing. If you don't see any breathing or movement it is serious.
![CPR Call CPR Call](/sites/default/files/styles/max_width_600px/public/acquiadam/2023-04/cpr-call.jpg?itok=20UqMfxG)
Call
STEP 2 - CALL: Call 911 immediately.
![CPR Compress CPR Compress](/sites/default/files/styles/max_width_600px/public/acquiadam/2023-04/cpr-3.jpg?itok=LNSZvV-F)
Compress
STEP 3 - Compress: Interlock your fingers use the heel of your palm to press down in the center of the check at a rate of 2 compressions per second
![dr. holly anderson with her hands interlocked dr. holly anderson with her hands interlocked](/sites/default/files/styles/max_width_800px/public/acquiadam/2023-04/cpr-dr-holly-anderson.jpg?itok=rYSgrMOw)
“As a cardiologist, I have been frustrated learning of athletes dying on the playing field unnecessarily and resuscitating people brought in to our ER with no brain viability – because people do not know what to do and it’s so simple. We have to change this.”
— DR. HOLLY S. ANDERSEN
Attending Cardiologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
Director of Education and Outreach for The Ronald O. Perelman Heart Institute
Effective Hands Only CPR needs to be performed at a rate of 100/120 beats per minute.
Below is a curated playlist of 100/120 BPM songs.
Hands Only CPR - Check, Call, Compress
The cast of Chicago demonstrates Hands Only CPR
How You Can Help