Ventilate at higher pressure to open the airway

Inflate a larger volume

Check for secretions or foreign bodies that may cause airway obstruction

Try to open the airways better: tilt the head, lift the mandible

Insert an airway device

Squeeze the mask to the face harder

Supply extra oxygen

The victim should be first laid on their back and 5 abdominal thrusts performed. If these action do not help, perform CPR at 30 to 2 ratio

Before rescue breaths, check the mouth for foreign bodies

Rescue breaths should be given even if the chest doesn't rise

CPR for unconscious choked person is performed at 30 to 2 ratio

The mouth should be inspected for foreign bodies before compressions

If you are alone with a completely choked unconscious baby, resuscitate for 2 minutes first and then call for help

Do not shake the choked baby by the legs as blood may spill into the brain

For a conscious baby with complete obstruction, instead of abdominal thrusts press the chest with two fingers