The document provides information about a presentation on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques. It outlines the learning outcomes of understanding CPR and the DRCAB method. It then describes the concepts of the heart, lungs, and revival. It explains the introduction of CPR guidelines, the change from A-B-C to C-A-B procedure, and hands-only CPR. The document details the steps of the DRCAB method including checking for danger, response, calling an ambulance, providing chest compressions, opening the airway, and giving rescue breaths.

1. PRESENTATION SKILLS
ALEXANDER TAN ZHI SHENG
Date : 1st November 2011
Day : Tuesday
Place : Perdana University

2. Learning Outcomes
• To understand the concept of CPR
• DRCAB
• Introduction to Hands-only-CPR

3. Cardiopulmonary
Heart Lungs
Resuscitation Revive
REVIVAL OF THE HEART
AND LUNGS

4. Introduction
• Based on 2010 American Heart
Association CPR Guidelines
• Mainly for myocardial infarction patient
• Simplified CPR procedure for layman
• Procedure changed from A-B-C to C-A-B

5. DR. CAB
D – DANGER
R – RESPONSE
. – AMBULANCE
C – CIRCULATION
A – AIRWAY
B – BREATHING

6. Danger

8. • Always ENSURE OWN
SAFETY before doing anything
• Determine potential dangers
• Weather – Raining, hot day
• Road surfaces
• Crowd
• etc

9. Response
TAP & SHOUT

10. AMBULANCE

11. Circulation

13. 3 0 : 2 : 5
Chest
compression
Rescue Breathing
Cycle

14. Airway
HEAD TILT CHIN LIFT

15. Breathing
Giving RESCUE BREATHING

16. Recovery position

17. HANDS ONLY CPR
AHA – Hands-only CPR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HGpp6mStfY&feature=relmfu

18. Summary
•DR. CAB
•HANDS ONLY CPR