Child CPR Steps Infographic with Choking Victim Poster Cue

Numbered steps infographic titled "Child CPR Steps". 7 numbered step cards in vertical sequence for parents, clean medical textbook style, safety yellow and black palette, tasteful clinical illustration, anatomically correct child and rescuer positions, no graphic blood or gore. Step 1: clear visual of checking the scene and the child for responsiveness, heading in English "Check Safety", one-line caption in English about making sure the area is safe and tapping the child while shouting. Step 2: visual of calling for help and phone nearby, heading in English "Call Emergency Services", one-line caption in English about getting help immediately; include a prominent safety callout in {language}: "If unsure, call emergency services". Step 3: visual of opening airway with head tilt chin lift unless injury suspected, heading in English "Open Airway", one-line caption in English about gently positioning the airway. Step 4: visual of checking breathing for no more than 10 seconds, heading in English "Check Breathing", one-line caption in English about looking for chest rise and listening for breaths. Step 5: visual of chest compressions on a child with correct hand position on the center of the chest, heading in English "Start Compressions", one-line caption in English about pushing hard and fast at about one third chest depth. Step 6: visual of giving rescue breaths with proper seal after 30 compressions, heading in English "Give 2 Breaths", one-line caption in English about watching for chest rise. Step 7: visual of repeating CPR cycles and using AED if available, heading in English "Continue CPR", one-line caption in English about repeating 30 compressions and 2 breaths until help arrives. Add clear safety / warning callouts: "Use CPR only if the child is unresponsive and not breathing normally", "If an AED is available, use it as soon as possible", and "For severe choking, follow choking first aid steps if the child is conscious". Include subtle non-text visual cue referencing target search intent choking victim poster without making it the title or main text. Clean instructional illustration, high clarity layout, bold numbering, icons for phone, breathing, compressions, AED. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks Tasteful clinical illustration, anatomically correct positions. NO graphic blood or gore. Include prominent "If unsure, call emergency services" callout in {language}.