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Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). HECMA Program. Basic and Survival Chain. Key Terms :-. Objectives :-. C ardio P ulmonary R esuscitation ( CPR ) Basic and Survival Chain Introduction :-. Survival Elements Factors :-. CPR Sequences :- CAB. CPR Sequences. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Early CPR
Early AED
Advanced
Care
Basic and Survival Chain
HECMA Program
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Key Terms :-
Survival: The state of continuing
to alive or exist, after despite
difficulty or danger.
Tilt: To move, or make something
move, into a position with one side or end higher
than the other
Rhythm: Strong regular repeated pattern of sounds or movements.Child :- From 1 year up to the
onset of puberty Infant :- Up to 1
year
Adult :Above the onset of puberty .
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Objectives :-
Review survival elements.
Explain the importance of chest compression.
Define the importance of opening the air way passage
and breathing.
What is an AED
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Basic and Survival Chain
Introduction :-
Life-threatening emergencies can happen in any school, at any time.
Result of ….. pre-existing health Problems, sudden cardiac arrest, allergic reactions, heatstroke, trauma, among other causes.
A defibrillator can deliver a controlled electrical shock to restore a normal heartbeat.
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Survival Elements Factors :-
EARLY HELP CALL 999
EARLY CPR
ADVANCED CARE
EARLY AED
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
CPR Sequences :-CAB
Circulation
Airway Breathing
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
CPR Sequenc
es
C:Chest Compression To Maintain Circulation
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Heart Landmark
Adult and Child Infant
C:Chest Compression Pulse landmarks
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Carotid Pulse (Child and Adult )
Brachial Pulse( Infant )
C:Chest Compression Circulation
• Vital Organ : Heart, brain and Lungs
•Effective Chest Compression ( Push Hard , fast and allow full chest recoil at least 100 comp./mint with minimal interruptions )
• See the video for more Explanation
..\..\..\..\Video\Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - CPR - 3D Medical Animation - YouTube.flv
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
A: Airway (Maintain Open airway)
An unconscious victim airway may become narrowed or blocked .
This is due to muscular control being lost .allowing the tongue to fall back and block the airway
See video. .\..\..\..\Video\ASHI CPR and AED - Opening an Airway for CPR - YouTube.flv
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Head Tilt Chin Lift procedure
B:Breathing for a Victim:-
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
Mouth to Mouth
The air reaches the air sac (alveoli) in the lungs, and oxygen
is then transferred to the tiny blood vessels within the lungs .
When you remove your mouth from the victim’s mouth, the chest falls and air containing
waste product is exhaled.
Mouth to Mask
Advanced breathing ( Bag Resuscitation Mask )
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
B: Breathing for a Victim
Look for Chest
Movement and rise
Restoring Heart Rhythm
Ch.2 L5 28/09/2011 PPT prepared by : Nahed Yaghi
AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
Electrical Shock to the heart
See the video for AED application , L6 Video\AED video\AED - YouTube.flv