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29 Cards in this Set

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how long should it take to do 30 compressions?
18 seconds
How far do you go into the chest of an infant/adult
2 inch
1 1/2 inches
how many compressions shoud you do in 1 min
100
when can you stop giving cpr
AED arrives
become tired
danger
victim wakes up
Four steps in the ems system
recognize an emergency exists
make decision to act
make the call
provide care untill help arrives
how can you recognize emergencies
unusual apperance
unusal noise
unusual smell
emergency action steps
check
call
care
When do you call first
uncosious adult
child collapes
know child has a heart problem
care first
uncoinscious under 12
near drowning victim
(2 min of care and then call)
diffenece between bacteria and virus
bacteria can be cured by antibiotoics
checking the adult victim
tap and shout
call 911
head tilt, chin lit
look listen and feel (10 sec)
check for severe bleeding
-if no bleeding start cpr
checking a child and infant
tap and shout
call 911
head tilt, chin lit
look listen and feel (10 sec)
give two initial breath
check for severe bleeding
-if no bleeding start cpr
SAMPLE
signs and symptoms
allergies
medication
permint past illness
last oral intake
events leading up to
Cycle of compressions to breaths should take how many second
24 seconds
CPR provides how much blood flow
1/3 of normal blood flow
CPR Adult
check scene, tap and shout, call
head tilt, chin lift
look listen and feel (10 seconds)
start cpr
30 compressions
children and child cpr
check scene, tap and shout, call
head tilt, chin lift
look listen and feel (10 seconds)
2 breaths
start cpr
30 compressions
anatomical obstruction
own tongue
mechanical
foregin object
4-6 min of no oxygen
brain dmage possible
6-10 of no oxygen
likely brain damage
over 10 min of no oxygen
irreverseable
COPD
chronic obstructive pulmnway disease
emphsema
damage of the air sack in the lungs
bronchitis
long term/acute
anaphylaxis
alergic reaction, swelling of the throat
croup
upper airway infection
singals of respiratory diseaseq
wheezing
deep/swallow breath
pale/most skin
Unconscious choking adult or child
lower to the floor
call 911
tilt head back
look for visible object
2 breaths
30 compressions
look for foreign object
-remove if visible
2 breaths