Infant Choking First Aid CPR Poster Free Printable Guide

Numbered steps infographic titled "Infant Choking First Aid (Heimlich for Infant)". 6 numbered step cards in vertical sequence, designed for parents. Clean medical textbook illustration, blue and white medical palette, tasteful clinical style, anatomically correct infant and caregiver positions, no graphic blood or gore, no watermarks. Each step card must show a clear visual of the action, a short heading IN English, and a one-line caption IN English. Include prominent safety / warning callouts. Step 1: assess choking infant, caregiver supporting infant, heading like "Check for choking", caption indicating inability to cry or cough and urgent action. Step 2: call for help, another adult calling emergency services while caregiver acts, heading like "Call emergency services", caption about getting help immediately. Step 3: give 5 back blows, infant face-down along forearm with head lower than chest, support jaw, deliver 5 firm back blows between shoulder blades. Step 4: give 5 chest thrusts, infant turned face-up on forearm, head lower than chest, 2 fingers on breastbone below nipple line, 5 quick chest thrusts. Step 5: repeat cycles, visual showing alternation of back blows and chest thrusts until object comes out or infant becomes unresponsive. Step 6: if unresponsive, begin infant CPR and emergency response, visual of starting CPR and opening airway only if object is seen, with clear warning not to do blind finger sweeps. Add a prominent callout in English: "If unsure, call emergency services". Add additional warning callouts in English: "Do NOT perform abdominal thrusts on infants" and "Do NOT do a blind finger sweep". Subtle medical icons and simple arrows allowed for sequence clarity. Target search intent should be reflected visually as a printable CPR-style poster, but without using that search phrase as on-image text. 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. Clean instructional illustration. Tasteful clinical illustration, anatomically correct positions. NO graphic blood or gore. Include prominent "If unsure, call emergency services" callout in {language}.