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1 st AID & CPR Basic skills to treat anyone
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1 st AID 1) Size up the scene Is it safe for everyone Use appropriate protective equipment (gloves) What was the MOI How many victims Do you need more help
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1 st AID 2) Initial Assessment Check consciousness Check for ABCs Airway (are they breathing) Blood (are they bleeding) Circulation (is there a pulse)
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1 st AID Call first or Care first Call if HEART is involved Care if there is a BREATHING emergency Do not move unless necessary Protect, bandage, immobilize as needed Calling 911 is always OK!!!!
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RESCUE BREATHING Brain damage can occur after 6 minutes Brain damage will occur after 10 minutes Exhaled air has some O2 1 breath for every 5 seconds Tilt chin, hold nose & breathe into mouth Breathing barriers can be used
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CAUSES Object Anaphylatic Shock Poisoning Accidents Injury to head, chest, lungs or abdomen Illness Electrocution
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AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION AKA…. Choking Most common cause of breathing emergencies Poorly chewed food (eating too fast, talking, laughing) Alcohol Walking, running or playing with food or object in mouth Dentures
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TREATMENT If coughing, encourage to continue 5 back blows + 5 abdominal thrusts Stand behind person One hand on naval Fist thumb side on abdomen above navel Grab fist with other hand Give quick, upward thrusts
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CPR CardioPulmonary Resuscitation Used for CARDIAC ARREST (no heart function) Unconsciouness No movement or breathing No pulse
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CPR 2 hands on center of chest (sternum) Push straight down 1.5-2 inches Start with 2 breaths (enough to raise chest) 30 compressions @ rate of 100 per minute Give 2 breaths (1 breath per second ) Continue with compressions
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