Table 4. Number of videos containing information for each criterion.
| Information required in the study | Number of videos containing the required information (%) |
|---|---|
| Providing environmental safety | 51 (53,7%) |
| Control of patient unresponsiveness | 82 (86,3%) |
| Ensuring airway patency and assessing breathing | 48 (50,5%) |
| Activation of emergency medical system using mobile devices | 77 (81,1%) |
| C-A-B sequence | 58 (61,1%) |
| 30:2 chest compression | 76 (80%) |
| Correct localization of chest compression | 63 (66,3%) |
| Appropriate chest compression depth (5–6 cm) | 65 (68,4%) |
| Use of defibrillator | 64 (67,4%) |
| The rate of chest compressions should be 100-120 per minute. | 68 (71,6%) |
| Rapid initiation of CPR for individuals suspected of cardiac arrest (low risk of harm due to chest compressions) | 91 (95,8%) |
| Early administration of epinephrine in non-shockable rhythms | 16 (16,8%) |
| Administration of epinephrine if the first defibrillation attempt is unsuccessful in shockable rhythms | 29 (30,5%) |
| Use of auditory-visual devices is beneficial | 9 (9,5%) |
| ETCO2 > 10 mmHg | 8 (8,4%) |
| Dual sequential defibrillation is not beneficial | 0 |
| IV route is the primary route for drug administration; if IV access fails or is inappropriate, IO should be attempted | 11 (11,6%) |
| IM, IN naloxone | 2 (2,1%) |
Notes.
- CPR
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- ETCO2
- End-tidal carbon dioxide
- IV
- intravenous
- IO
- intraosseous
- IM
- intramuscular
- IN
- intranasal