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Download Your Free Adult Choking 7-Step Quick Guide

When an adult is choking, their airway is completely blocked, and they have mere moments before losing consciousness. In a crowded restaurant, a busy office kitchen, or on a loud industrial job site, a choking emergency causes instant panic. Having a highly visible, step-by-step physical poster on display ensures anyone on your team can intervene immediately and correctly.

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Our professional, high-resolution printable chart maps out the official protocol for managing a severe choking crisis. Pin this up in your cafeteria, breakroom, or first aid station to keep these lifesaving mechanics fresh in everyone's mind.

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What is Covered in This Free First Aid Resource:
  • Scene Assessment & Consent: Checking the immediate area for hazards and asking a conscious casualty for explicit consent before touching them.

  • Recognizing Severe Choking Signs: Pinpointing critical signs like an inability to speak or cough, distinct clutching of the throat, extreme distress, or a blue/gray skin tone.

  • The 5-and-5 Resuscitation Cycle: Proper physical mechanics for delivering 5 firm back blows between the shoulder blades followed immediately by 5 upward abdominal J-thrusts.

  • Unresponsive Patient Protocol: Step-by-step instructions on how to safely lower an unconscious casualty to the floor, activate EMS, and transition seamlessly into CPR.

  • Crucial Safety Restrictions: Explicit reminders regarding why you must never perform blind finger sweeps in a casualty's mouth.

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Build the Muscle Memory to Save a Life

A printable visual aid provides a fantastic safety net, but it cannot replace the physical confidence that comes from hands-on practice. Knowing how hard to strike or exactly where to place your hands during abdominal thrusts requires true muscle memory developed in a controlled classroom environment.

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Protect your workforce, stay fully aligned with Ontario WSIB regulations, and give your team the practical confidence to handle airway emergencies without freezing up.

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👉 Browse Our WSIB-Approved First Aid and CPR Courses

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