Artificial breath is a method of administering oxygen to someone who has difficulty breathing or stopping breathing. Artificial breathing can be given in emergencies or in patients who are under ordinary care. Providing artificial breath can be done manually or using breathing aids. Artificial breath is part of pulmonary heart resuscitation (CPR), which in English is called cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), which is a first aid technique for someone whose breathing or heartbeat stops. Breathing (breathing failure) or cardiac arrest can be caused by many things, such as a heart attack or drowning. This artificial breath also usually needs to be done as a help in fainting people who are not breathing. When someone's breathing stops, oxygen supply to the blood also stops. Lack of oxygen can cause brain damage. People who experience it can die within 10 minutes, so first aid should be done immediately to save lives. The stages of pulmonary resuscitation are compression, airways