Skill 15: CPR and Drowning. Learning Intention: To equip you with the knowledge to know when and how to administer Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

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Skill 15: CPR and Drowning

Learning Intention: To equip you with the knowledge to know when and how to administer Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) in a wilderness setting

Success Criteria: By the end of this session everyone should be able to: Perform CPR; Know when not to perform CPR

Activities: 1.Discussion/Powerpoint: - What is CPR? - When should I try CPR? - When should I not try CPR? - Drowning 2. Video

What is CPR?

Attempt to keep alive an unconscious casualty by simulating the actions of their lungs and heart 2 Rescue Breaths to 30 Chest Compressions Not intended to restart the heart, just to keep casualty alive until medical help arrives (so call 999 before starting) Of limited use in a wilderness situation due to lengthy response time for emergency services

When should I use CPR?

On an unconscious, non- breathing casualty

When should I NOT use CPR?

On a conscious casualty On a hypothermic casualty

Video: ‘No Hands’ CPR (2.32)

Summary: Open Airway Call for/get help 30 Chest Compressions 2 Rescue Breaths Repeat If more than 1 first aider, swap every 2 minutes (4 repetitions) Continue until: casualty recovers, medical help arrives or too exhausted to continue

Drowning

The only wilderness situation in which performing CPR has a realistic chance of saving life? Open Airway (turn on side to clear fluid from mouth/throat) 5 Rescue Breaths 30 compressions GET HELP Continue CPR as before

Videos: Drowning CPR – Theory (3.03) Drowning CPR – Real (4.32)

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