by standard chest compression

1. Dr Sushma Saroa
Dr Vani Bhageria
By stander chest compression

2. By stander chest compression
 WHENEVER A PERSON IS UNCONCIOUS/
GASPING MEANS HE/SHE IS GOING TO HAVE
A CARDIAC ARREST . THAT TIME WE HAVE TO
 ACT SWIFTLY,
 CORRECTLY ,
 START THE CHEST COMPRESSION

3. WHAT IS A CARDIAC ARREST
WHEN THE HEART STOPS
BEATING

4. By stander chest compression
 BRAIN REQUIRE OXYGEN CONSTANTLY TO
CONTROL ALL THE FUNCTIONS OF THE
BODY AND IT FAILS WITH IN 3-4 MINUTES
WITHOUT OXYGEN .
 PERSON BECOMES UNCONCIOUS .
 HEART AND BREATHING STOPS.
 PERSON MAY DIE

5. By stander chest compression
 EVERY YEAR 6,00,000 CARDIAC ARREST
OCCURS
 OUT OF WHICH ONLY 10% SURVIVES
 MORE THAN 60% OF PATIENTS CAN SURVIVE
IF BY STANDER CHEST COMPRESSIONS
START IMMIDEATLY

6. STEPS TO RESTART HEART TO
SUPPLY O2 TO BRAIN
1. SECENE SAFETY
2. SHIFT PATIENT TO SAFE HARD PLACE.
3. CHECK RESPONSE
4. CALL FOR HELP
5. CHECK PULSE & BREATHING
6. START CHEST COMPRESSION

7. SCENCE SAFETY

8. SHIFT PATIENT TO SAFE HARD
PLACE.

9. CHECK RESPONSE

10. CALL FOR HELP

11. CHECK BREATHING AND
PULSE

12. START CHEST COMPRESSIONS