Upload
cameron-walton
View
213
Download
0
Tags:
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
IMPACT OF SHORT BLS TRAININGS AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Scientific coordinator: Corina Ioana Bocșan MD,PhD
Authors: Paul-Mihai Boarescu Ioana Chirilă
Marisiensis 2014 International Congress for
Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
2
Background Conclusions
International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Sudden cardiac death is described as a death from a cardiac cause with 1 hour from the onset of symptoms in a person without any prior condition that would apper fatal.
Sudden cardiac death is a serious problem in public health.
The rate of survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is low.
Objectives Material andmethod
Results
Taniguchi D. Emerg Med Clin N Am 30 (2012) 1–12
3
Background
International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Survival from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is dependent to the rapid onset of bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
Bystander practice of basic life support (BLS) is therefore essential for patients’ survival.
Bystanders, can only play their role within the chain of survival if they are adequately trained and if continuous repetitions of relevant training information are offered and used.
ObjectivesMaterial and
method Results Conclusions
Lešnik et al. International Journal of Emergency Medicine 2011, 4:16
4
Background Objectives Conclusions
International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
To survey the knowledge and attitude towards BLS of the university students from Cluj-Napoca
Determine the impact of short BLS practical trainings
ResultsMaterial andmethod
5
Background Objectives Material and Method Conclusions
International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
A five days campaign to promote first aid and to train students how to perform CPR
165 university students - 21.97±2.68 years old
Each student had his own instructor who explained the BLS protocol
Students had the chance to perform CPR on a model
Results
6International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
A questionnaire survey was administered
Questionnaire consisted of three sections :
- section 1 with demographic data: • Age• Sex• Faculty
Background Objectives Material and Method ConclusionsResults
7International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
- section 2 completed before the BLS training
Background Objectives Material and Method ConclusionsResults
• Have you ever attended a first aid course?
• If you see an unconscious person on the street would you give him or her first aid?
• Do you think it is necessary to take the pulse of an unconscious person?
• Would you perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to an unconscious person?
• Which is the correct order of the steps in basic life support, for an unconciuous person?
8International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
- section 3 completed after a short BLS training
Background Objectives Material and Method ConclusionsResults
• Which is the correct order of the steps in basic life support, for an unconciuous person?
• How well prepared do you consider yourself to perform BLS?
• Which is the frequency of compressions for cardiac massage?
• When do you stop performing CPR?
• Do you consider this short BLS training as beeing helpful?
9
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
165 university students
10International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Sex
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
11International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Have you ever attended a first aid course?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
12International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
If you see an unconscious person on the street would you give him or her first aid?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
13International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Do you think it is necessary to take the pulse of an unconscious person?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
14International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Would you perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to an unconscious person?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
15International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
1. call for help2. call 1123. check the breathing 4. external cardiac massage
Which is the correct order of the steps in basic life support,for an unconciuous person?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
16International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
1. call for help2. call 1123. check the breathing 4. external cardiac massage
Which is the correct order of the steps in basic life support,for an unconciuous person? - after the BLS training
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
17International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Correct answers regarding the order of the steps in basic life support
p=0.000
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
18International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
How well prepared do you consider yourself to perform BLS?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
19International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Which is the frequency of compressions for cardiac massage?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
20International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
When do you stop performing CPR?
the victim becomes awakeyou are exhaustthe ambulance arrives
the victim has pulse a rib is broken
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
21International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
Do you consider this short BLS training as beeing helpful?
Background Objectives Material andmethod Results Conclusions
22
Background ObjectivesMaterial and
method ConclusionsResults
International Congress for Students, Young Physicians and Pharmacists
University students have a lack of knowledge about how a correct BLS should be performed but they are interested in learning it.
A short BLS practical training offers a basic knowledge of the life support in case of emergency situations.
More compaigns to promote first aid should be organised.