Basic CPR Training

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2. OUTLINE FOR OF ADULT CPRR
11.. OOVVEERRVVIIEEWW
22.. GGOOOODD SSAAMMAARRIITTAANN LLAAWW
33.. 44 MMAAJJOORR WWAARRNNIINNGG SSIIGGNNSS
44.. CCHHAAIINN OOFF SSUURRVVIIVVAALL
55.. AADDUULLTT CCPPRR (( SSTTEEPPSS && SSEEQQUUEENNCCEESS))
66.. AAUUTTOOMMAATTEEDD EEXXTTEERRNNAALL DDEEFFRRIIBBRRIILLLLAATTOORR ((AAEEDD))
77.. FFBBAAOO-- FFoorreeiiggnn BBooddyy AAiirrwwaayy OObbssttrruuccttiioonn

3. OVERVIEW OF COURSE
 Sudden cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death in the United States every year.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a combination of chest compressions and
breathing given to victims that are considered to be in cardiac arrest.
 CPR helps to provide critical blood flow, oxygen and delivery of energy nutrients to the
heart and brain, until the person regains consciousness or (EMS) or professional help
arrives .
 In this way, immediate CPR plus defibrillation (is an electrical impulse that eliminates
abnormal, rapid heartbeats) (4-6) minutes of collapse, may reduce chances of sudden
cardiac arrest and permanent damage.
 This course has been designed to help you acquire the skills you will need to effectively
respond in an emergency situation.

5. TTHHEE GGOOOODD SSAAMMAARRIITTAANN LLAAWW
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ffeeaarr ooff bbeeiinngg ssuueedd oorr pprroosseeccuutteedd ffoorr uunniinntteennttiioonnaall iinnjjuurryy..

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aanndd pprruuddeenntt ppeerrssoonn’’ wwoouulldd iiff tthhaatt ppeerrssoonn wweerree iinn tthhee ssaammee
ssiittuuaattiioonn..

6. •KEY FACTORS
 The sequence of steps for conducting CPR are C-A-B-D
 Compression
 Airway
 Breathing
 Defibrillation

8. 4 MMAAJJOORR WWAARRNNIINNGG SSIIGGNNSS IINN AANN AADDUULLTT
 HHEEAARRTT AATTTTAACCKK --
 CCAARRDDIIAACC AARRRREESSTT--
 SSTTRROOKKEE--
 FFBBAAOO (( CCHHOOKKIINNGG))--

9.  1. Immediate recognition of cardiac
 arrest and activation of the
 emergency response system
 2. Early CPR with an emphasis on
 chest compressions
 3. Rapid defibrillation
 4. Effective advanced life support
 5. Integrated post–cardiac arrest care

10. STROKE
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A
S
T
FBAO
Universal Sign of Choking-Hands Clutching
Throat
Aask” Are You Choking
-If Victim nods,Ask-Can you Speak
Weak Cough
Increased Difficulty Breathing
HHEEAARRTT AATTTTAACCKK
Heart Muscle receives not enough oxygen
Blockage in the Coronay Artery
Muscle starts to die
Chest Pain
CCAARRDDIIAACC AARRRREESSTT
NNoo RReessppoonnssee
NNoo BBrreeaatthhiinngg
NNoo ssiiggnnss ooff CCiirrccuullaattiioonn
CCaallll 99IIII--BBeeggiinn CChheesstt CCoommpprreessssiioonnss

12. HHIIGGHH QQUUAALLIITTYY CCPPRR && CCOOMMPPRREESSSSIIOONNSS

13. CCRRIITTIICCAALL CCOONNCCEEPPTTSS OOFF CCPPRR
1. START WITHIN 10 SECONDS OF RECOGNITION
2. PUSH HARD-PUSH FAST
3. 100 COMPRESSIONS PER MIN
4. 2 INCHES DEPTH FOR ADULTS
5. LIMIT INTERUPTIONS TO <10 SECONDS

14. FBAO ( FOREIGN BODY AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION)
UNIVERSAL CHOKING SIGN

15. THE HEART

16. PPUUSSHH FFAASSTT--PPUUSSHH HHAARRDD
CCPPRR CCPPRR