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What is the order of airway, breathing and circulation?
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What is the order you do things when approaching a cardiac arrest patient.
- - Scene safety
- - Check responsiveness and breathing
- - Call for help and AED
- - Check for pulse
- - C - Start compressions
- - B - give breaths
- *Repeat*
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When doing compressions what should you always do?
- Count out loud
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When do you switch roles in 2+ CPR?
- After 5 cycles/2mins of CPR or after AED starts analysing
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What conclusion do you come to about breathing?
- Normal or not
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How do you check responsiveness?
- Shake and shout at the victim
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Where is your corroded artery?
- Neck
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Where is your brachial Artery?
- Bicep
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What do you have to do before giving breaths?
- - Head tilt chin lift
- - Jaw thrust
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When do you use a jaw thrust?
- When you believe there is a possibility of broken back or neck
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You try to give compressions at a rate of...
- 100/minute
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For adults, you should give compressions at a depth of...
- 2'' or 5cm
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For children, you should give compressions at a depth of...
- at least 1/3 of the childs girth
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For an unresponsive patient, you should begin compressions within...
- 10 seconds
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What is a BVM?
- - Bag Valve Mask
- - CFD uses a smart bag
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How many compressions:breaths for 1 Rescuer Adult CPR.
- 30:2
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How many compressions:breaths for 2 Rescuer Adult CPR.
- 30:2
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How many compressions:breaths for 1 Rescuer Child CPR.
- 30:2
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How many compressions:breaths for 1 Rescuer Infant CPR.
- 30:2
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How many compressions:breaths for 2 Rescuer Child CPR.
- 15:2
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How many compressions:breaths for 2 Rescuer Infant CPR.
- 15:2
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An infant is between:
- 0-1 years old
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A child is between:
- 1 to puberty
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An adult is between:
- puberty +
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What is the AED really asking when it asks, "Did you witness the arrest?"
- - Do you need to give 30 seconds of CPR first? (or has someone completed this already?)
- -If your not sure if the initial rescuer was giving good CPR, you do it for 30 seconds
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Name a new considerations when placing AED pads on a patient.
- - no excessive hair
- - do not place a pad on a pacemaker
- - do not put a pad on a medicinal patch
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After the AED shocks, do you give breaths or compressions first?
- compressions
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If an adult or child is choking explain your sequence of events
- - abdominal thrusts
- (Patient faints)
- - Start CPR along with checking the mouth for blockages before giving breaths
- (NO BLIND FINGER SWEEPS)
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What is your sequence of events for a choking infant
- - infant upside down on one arm, holding head lower than the body
- - 5 back blows
- - flip infant over for 5, 2 finger ab thrusts
- Repeat until unconscious...
- - Then infant CPR, checking mouth before breaths
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If unwitnessed, 1 rescuer should give an unresponsive child or infant:
- 5 cycles of CPR before calling 911
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On adults you should check the pulse at:
- - The corodid (for rate)
- - The radial (for a sign of shock)
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On a child you should check the pulse at:
- - The corodid (for rate)
- - The radial (for a sign of shock)
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On an Infant you should check the pulse at:
- The breakeal artery (bicep)
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When you assess breathing what should your conclusion be?
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Rescue breathing rates for Adults, Children, and infants.
- - Adults - 1 every 5 seconds
- - Children - 1 every 3 seconds
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Use CAB when the patient is:
- unresponsive and unconscious
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Use ABC when the patient is:
- responsive and conscious
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