This document discusses respiratory emergencies caused by opioid overdoses and the appropriate treatment, which is rescue breathing not chest compressions. It references several studies and experts who state that chest compressions are the wrong treatment for respiratory emergencies and could cause harm, as the issue is a lack of oxygen not a cardiac problem. It provides links to information from organizations, guidelines, and experts that all recommend rescue breathing instead of chest compressions alone for opioid overdoses.

1. CBC CrossCountryCheck-upJan31, 2016 I talkedwiththe produceraboutthisoverthe phone,she
knewrightawaychest compressionsforanyrespiratoryemergency(poisoning,drugODad finitem) is
the worst thingyoucoulddo.“Gary put the infoupon our FaceBook,will give italike” SEEBELOW
Live humanstudyin Ontario,Canadatensof thousandstaughtchestcompressionsforrespiratory
emergency.Anytenyearoldshouldknow arespiratory emergencyisnota cardiac arrest.Don't suffer
any breathingproblemyoumaygettorturedtodeath.Costingusall a fortune manyleftwithpermanent
braindamage lack of oxygen.
Newprogramstarted March 22 'Face the Fentanyl'alife threateningresuscitationteaching.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/our-minds-have-been-poisoned-accepted-beliefs-bryant-mcgill-
thompson
My letterEmergencyMedicine NewsDec.2015 http://journals.lww.com/em-
news/Fulltext/2015/12000/Letter__Flaws_in_Toronto_s_Opioid_Overdose.14.aspx
ReportreleasedApril 3,2016 Keepthe gravytrain goinganotherstudywhenwe have knownfor5,000
yearseat to muchopiumyoustop breathing. Nothingwrongwiththe hearttill braindead,lackof
oxygen. 'Technical WorkingGrouponResuscitationTraininginNaloxoneProvisionPrograms'
http://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/aids/general/opioid_overdose_prevention/docs/resuscitation_train
ing.pdf
Dr. Aaron Orkinco-authorCan.J. PublicHealth2013;104(3):e200-4 'Developmentandimplementation
of an opioidoverdosepreventionandresponseprograminToronto,Ontario.'
My response postedbySmall WorldLabs
http://static.smallworldlabs.com/hsf/user_content/files/000/000/169/355cc02324a166bb8abf31174c1
41f69-cjph-20131043200-4.pdf
One of myarticlesinthe 2015 AHA & ILCOR CPRguidelines
https://volunteer.heart.org/apps/pico/Pages/PublicComment.aspx?q=891
Dr. Aaron Orkin'sPowerPointCanadianEmergencyCare Conference Feb22,2016 'Overdose Training
and Naloxone Distribution' Dr. Orkinisco-author2015 AHA CPR guidelinesPart10:3 opioidODSee
Slide page 16a below?? https://aliascpr.wordpress.com/2016/02/26/dr-a-orkin-overdose-training-and-
naloxone-distribution/
Dr. A. Orkin'OpioidOverdoseFatalityPrevention'JAMA 2013;309(9)873 Quote "Opioidusersdeserve
the same high-quality,evidence-basedpractice asotherpatients."
http://jama.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=1660372
All 70+ referencesfrom2015 CPR guidelinesonopioidoverdoseandcomments ALLSAYRESCUE
BREATHING NOMENTION ANYWHERE CHEST COMPRESSIONSONLY
https://aliascpr.wordpress.com/2015/12/13/2015-ilcor-and-aha-references-opioid-od/

2. DeputationTorontoBoardof Health https://youtu.be/QhsDjmI9H9c read hyperlinksincommentbox.
Dr. Michael Daileyvideo'BLSNaloxone'bothof us are quotedinthe CPR guidelines,readcommentbox
https://youtu.be/Q4HVeYqHSLk Dr. DaileymentionsNaloxone canbe ineffective.
Heart & Stroke FoundationOfficial site readcommentbox andclickAliasCPRformyvideo's
https://youtu.be/Wy3eEES511E
Signsof OD and propertreatment,rescue breathinganyrespiratoryemergency
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35lBf5s-iro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsN0ijLnK2k