CPR Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Watch the Video Below

CPR Cardio. Pulmonary Resuscitation

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�Heart Attack �vs �Cardiac Arrest

Facts about CPR � CPR is a life skill everyone should have

Facts about CPR � CPR is a life skill everyone should have � You are most likely to use CPR on a friend or loved one

Facts about CPR � CPR is a life skill everyone should have � You are most likely to use CPR on a friend or loved one � 85 -90% of sudden cardiac arrests happen at home

Facts about CPR � CPR is a life skill everyone should have � You are most likely to use CPR on a friend or loved one � 85 -90% of sudden cardiac arrests happen at home � Bystander CPR can double or triple survival rate

Facts about CPR � CPR is a life skill everyone should have � You are most likely to use CPR on a friend or loved one � 85 -90% of sudden cardiac arrests happen at home � Bystander CPR can double or triple survival rate � Every minute without CPR reduces survival by 10%

Facts about CPR � CPR is a life skill everyone should have � You are most likely to use CPR on a friend or loved one � 85 -90% of sudden cardiac arrests happen at home � Bystander CPR can double or triple survival rate � Every minute without CPR reduces survival by 10% � You can't hurt, you can only help!

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Benefits of hands only CPR � It is easier to remember and to do

Benefits of hands only CPR � It is easier to remember and to do � More victims will get lifesaving bystander CPR

Benefits of hands only CPR � It is easier to remember and to do � More victims will get lifesaving bystander CPR � Victims who were observed “going down” were breathing, have oxygen on board, and the rescuer just needs to circulate it.

Benefits of hands only CPR � It is easier to remember and to do � More victims will get lifesaving bystander CPR � Victims who were observed “going down” were breathing, have oxygen on board, and the rescuer just needs to circulate it. � Victims who get effective bystander CPR in the first 1 -3 minutes after a collapse, can have triple the survival rate, or more if an AED is also used

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AED Automated External Defibrillator

Have NO Fear! � It’s important that you can do the skill and that you are not afraid:

Have NO Fear! � It’s important that you can do the skill and that you are not afraid: ◦ Worried about germs: no need to breathe on victim

Have NO Fear! � It’s important that you can do the skill and that you are not afraid: ◦ Worried about germs: no need to breathe on victim ◦ Worried about liability: Good Samaritan Law

Have NO Fear! � It’s important that you can do the skill and that you are not afraid: ◦ Worried about germs: no need to breathe on victim ◦ Worried about liability: Good Samaritan Law ◦ Worried about doing it perfectly: It doesn’t have to be perfect. The only thing you can do wrong is nothing. If count or sequence is “off”, its still OK and likely to help

Have NO Fear! � It’s important that you can do the skill and that you are not afraid: ◦ Worried about germs: no need to breathe on victim ◦ Worried about liability: Good Samaritan Law ◦ Worried about doing it perfectly: It doesn’t have to be perfect. The only thing you can do wrong is nothing. If count or sequence is “off”, its still OK and likely to help ◦ Count out loud, it will help keep you focused

Good Samaritan Law � There is a Good Samaritan Law in all 50 states that covers you for doing the best job you can do with CPR and the AED, no matter what the outcome is.

Good Samaritan Law � There is a Good Samaritan Law in all 50 states that covers you for doing the best job you can do with CPR and the AED, no matter what the outcome is. � It does not keep someone from suing you, but should keep a suit from going forward, as long as you do not accept payment for helping.

Good Samaritan Law � There is a Good Samaritan Law in all 50 states that covers you for doing the best job you can do with CPR and the AED, no matter what the outcome is. � It does not keep someone from suing you, but should keep a suit from going forward, as long as you do not accept payment for helping. � Therefore, liability should not be a concern.

Chain of Survival 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Check the scene Check the victim Call 911 Start CPR/AED Continue until EMS arrives

Check the Scene Your safety is number 1

Check the Victim 1. Tap the shoulder “are you ok? ” 1. Check breathing

Call 911 1. If someone else is available, have them call, if you are by yourself, you must call before starting CPR 2. to DO NOT hang up until you are told

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Start CPR/AED CPR: -proper hand position-imaginary line between nipples

Start CPR/AED CPR: -proper hand position-imaginary line between nipples -2” compressions

Start CPR/AED CPR: -proper hand position-imaginary line between nipples -2” compressions -between 100 -120 compressions a minute-push hard and fast to the disco song “stayin alive”

Start CPR/AED CPR: -proper hand position-imaginary line between nipples -2” compressions -between 100 -120 compressions a minute-push hard and fast to the disco song “stayin alive” -chest recoil-let chest return all the way up

Start CPR/AED CPR: -proper hand position-imaginary line between nipples -2” compressions -between 100 -120 compressions a minute-push hard and fast to the disco song “stayin alive” -chest recoil-let chest return all the way up ****REMEMBER…. . your hands become their heart and create circulation

Continue until EMS arrive If another person is with you, switch every two minutes, otherwise go as long as you can without stopping

Start CPR/AED CPR: -proper hand position-imaginary line between nipples -2” compressions -between 100 -120 compressions a minute-push hard and fast to the disco song “stayin alive” -chest recoil-let chest return all the way up ****REMEMBER…. . your hands become their heart and create circulation AED: -turn on and listen to voice prompts

Common errors that students make

Common errors that students make � Hand placement: most often too low on breastbone Error � Lower half of sternum : on imaginary line between nipples Correction

Common errors that students make Lower half of sternum : on imaginary line between nipples � Kneeling at side of chest, shoulders over hands, elbows locked � Hand placement: most often too low on breastbone � Poor body position to maintain good compressions � Error Correction

Common errors that students make Hand placement: most often too low on breastbone � Poor body position to maintain good compressions � Not pushing hard enough or fast enough � Error Lower half of sternum : on imaginary line between nipples � Kneeling at side of chest, shoulders over hands, elbows locked � Push down at least 2 inches, at a rate of at least 100 -120/min � Correction

Common errors that students make Hand placement: most often too low on breastbone � Poor body position to maintain good compressions � Not pushing hard enough or fast enough � Not allowing complete chest recoil with each compression Lower half of sternum : on imaginary line between nipples � Kneeling at side of chest, shoulders over hands, elbows locked � Push down at least 2 inches, at a rate of at least 100 -120/min � Each compression should be down 2 inches, and up 2 inches to allow the heart to refill with blood Error Correction � �

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