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- 3. Basic Life Support (BLS) & First aid training
- 4. Icebreaker
- 5. Approach to Emergencies • BLS • Effective Communication Practical Stations • BLS practical • Surgical emergencies • Medical emergencies Summary • Question & Answer • Red flag signs • Certificate Overview
- 6. What does First Aid / Basic Life Support mean to you?
- 7. Why should you learn First Aid / Basic Life Support?
- 8. 1 I’ll get in trouble with police if I help in an accident 2 Someone is unconscious! I will give them water/sugar 3 Move a seriously injured patient 4 You should suck venom out of a snake bite 5 Put something in the mouth of a person with seizure Wrong beliefs
- 9. Which is the bigger Emergency?
- 10. Burns in Kitchen Unconscious Patient Falls Chest Pain What will I learn about today?
- 11. What is the biggest emergency of them all?
- 12. How would you approach an unconscious patient?
- 13. How would you know if the patient is dead or alive?
- 14. BLS Video
- 15. Signs of Cardiac Arrest • Unresponsive • Not Breathing • No Pulse
- 16. Scene Safety • Verify Scene Safety • For Rescuer & Victim Assess Responsiveness • Tap on both the shoulders & ask • “Are you all right?” Call for Help • Shout for help • Call 108 • Call AHC Emergency Number • Phone Someone Check Pulse • Take at least 5 seconds but not more than 10 seconds • Check central pulse Early CPR • Start compression within 10 sec of recognition of arrest BLS Steps
- 17. Chest Compression Hand Position Middle of chest on line connecting two nipples
- 20. Push hard and push fast
- 21. Deliver at least 100 to 120 compressions per minute
- 22. Compression depth of at least 2 inches / 5 cm
- 23. Allow complete Chest recoil
- 24. Compression – ventilation ratio of 30:2
- 26. Switch roles every 2 mins
- 27. Head tilt – Chin lift If cervical spine injury is suspected Jaw thrust How to give breaths? Open Airway
- 28. Breathing
- 30. If someone is unconscious but breathing pulse put in recovery position
- 32. Someone is unconscious Someone is unconscious Summary breathing Pulse Put in recovery position Start CPR breathing Pulse
- 34. Example 1
- 35. Example 2
- 37. Example 3
- 38. 1 Keep lift open and available on the ground floor 2 If sufficient persons available then 1 person reaches gate to guide ambulance 3 Use help of security cabin - Has emergency material 4 Consider mobilizing or not to mobilize patient to ground floor How can you help the Medical Team?
- 39. Session 2 1. BLS Practical 2. Surgical Emergencies 3. Medical Emergencies
- 40. 1 2 3 4 5 Assess scene safety Check Responsiveness Call for help Check pulse & breathing for 5-10 seconds Start CPR Station 1 : Steps of BLS
- 41. Someone is unconscious Someone is unconscious Summary breathing Pulse Put in recovery position Start CPR breathing Pulse
- 42. Choking
- 44. Choking – If cannot cough
- 45. Session 3
- 46. Red Flags
- 47. Chest pain High Fever Breathlessness Stroke Severe headache Severe abdominal pain Seizure Loss of consciousness Red Flags Depression / Suicidal thoughts
- 48. Summary
- 49. 1 2 3 4 5 Assess scene safety Check Responsiveness Call for help Check pulse & breathing for 5-10 seconds Start CPR Station 1 : Steps of BLS
- 50. Someone is unconscious Someone is unconscious Summary breathing Pulse Put in recovery position Start CPR breathing Pulse
- 51. How will you respond in these scenarios?
- 52. Scenario 1
- 53. Scenario 2
- 54. Scenario 3
- 55. Q & A time
- 56. A H C H Emergency Phone +91 9924343344 Contact us
- 57. જય સચ્ચિદાનંદ
- 58. Group photo
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