The adult sits with bending the child over the legs of the adult. With the body naturally sagging, use one hand to hold the child and the other hand rhythmically to beat the position between its shoulder blades. During patting, stop patting if the child starts coughing and then, check to see if the foreign body is cleared. If not, continue patting.
After inhaling foreign matter, if the adult is conscious and able to speak, we should: 1. Keep the patient seated and bending forward with his or her head in a relatively low position and make sure that his or her hands are on the patinet’s legs. 2. Pat the middle part of the shoulder blade while simultaneously asking and encouraging the patient to cough autonomously. 3. If this technique does not work, the patient may not be able to breathe. At this time, we should immediately get the patient up and stand behind the patient with one foot placing between the patient's legs and the other foot in the back for support.4. With the middle finger of one hand, try to find the patient's stomach. Use the fist of the other with the thumb in the heart of palm to put the fist on the patient's abdominal wall. Use the other hand to hold the clenched fist and impact backward slantly. Stop it when the foreign object is washed out. Try to keep the two elbows opening when impacting, not to clip the patient's ribs.
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