Adult choking
AHA 2025 Adult Foreign-Body Airway Obstruction Algorithm.
View the AHA 2025 adult guidePatient and caregiver learning library
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Choking first. CPR immediately after.
Open the official American Heart Association one-page reference that matches the person. If the person becomes unresponsive, call 911, put the phone on speaker, begin CPR, and follow the dispatcher’s instructions.
Child choking
Open the current 2025 AHA algorithm first, with the official 2023 Heartsaver poster available as an illustrated companion.
Infant choking
Open the current 2025 AHA algorithm first. The supplied Heartsaver poster is retained as a dated illustrated companion.
Hands-Only CPR
AHA two-step CPR poster for a teen or adult who suddenly collapses.
View the AHA CPR quick-reference posterCall 911 for severe choking or an unresponsive person.Use the 2025 guides for current technique. The older illustrated posters are supplemental quick references, not a substitute for hands-on CPR and first-aid training.Find AHA training
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