CPR Professionalism .pptx

CPR

1. B y: Abdelrahman Ahmed Mohamed ( 158 ) Mohammed Reda Mohammed Elsayed Shefaa Ibrahim Zyad Osama Salah Mohammed CPR

2. Intro a combination of mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing and chest compression . It helps to keep blood and oxygen circulation to both the heart and brain of a person whose heart stopped beating.

3. CPR should be performed immediately on any person who has become unconscious and is found to be pulseless. —Summarised as DR’S ABCD

4. D anger 01 Make sure there are no hazards or risks to safety for you , the collapsed person or the nearby people

5. R esponse 02 Squeeze the person shoulder firmly and say loudly “ ARE YOU ALL RIGHT ?”

6. S hout for help 03 If you are alone starting CPR and then send for help by calling ambulance

7. A irway 04 Clear the mouth of loose matter such as food and broken teeth . Tilt the person’s head gently by lifting his chin with the other hand ( head tilt-chin lift )

8. B reathing 05 Look for movement of the chest Listen for the sound of breathing Feel the escape of air from the person’s mouth and nose . If he’s breathing normally, then turn him into recovery position

9. C PR 06 Check pulse for no more than 10s from carotid artery after evaluating b reath Compress chest at least 2 inches with rate at least 100/min Give 2 rescue breaths every 30s & repeat

10. Automated External D efibrillator (AED) 07 A lightweight, portable device that delivers an electric shock through the chest to the heart IT can potentially stop ( arrhythmia ) If heart isn’t restored, surviving chances drops by 7-10% /min

11. Children CPR Airway Baby less than 1 year Gently move the baby’s head so that the face is looking up. Support the chin to keep the mouth open Check pulse by feeling the brachial artery A. Children 1 to 8 years Use the heel of one hand B. Baby less than 1 year Use the pads of 2 of your fingers to compress the chest Compressions All are the same except for the management of the airway and chest compressions .

12. Thanks !