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Slide #1.1 Introduction

Introduction to Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

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Slide # -1.2 Previous Knowledge-Goals

In this Course:

  • Be able to identify a safe scene.
  • Be able perform hands-only or traditional CPR.

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Have you ever seen some in distress and wanted to help?

Welcome, Learner Name to Introduction to CPR

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Slide # -2.1 Scene Safety

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Wanting to help someone is distress is very kind however we must think about safety first. For you to be able to help the person in distress you must first assess the scene for hazards.

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How can you decide if the scene is safe for you to enter and help?

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Slide # -2.2 Safety Scene Scenario

Each scene requires a judgement on what is safe to enter and help the person in distress. Learn what is considered a safe and unsafe scene. Click each icon to reveal.

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Slide # -2.2 Safe Scene Scenario

Each scene requires a judgement on what is safe to enter and help the person in distress. Learn what is considered a safe and unsafe scene. Click each icon to reveal.

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Safe Scene: When you assess the scene, stop and look around you while you take a breath and think about your actions before you do anything. Make sure the area is hazard free for you & the patient. Look for electrical wires, water, and a safe place to perform CPR.

If you assess the scene to be safe start to perform hands-only or traditional CPR. If there is a bystander available, have them call 911.Ask if there is available first aid and AED equipment. As a bystander to also get the first aid and AED equipment.

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Slide # -2.2 B Unsafe Scene Scenario

Each scene requires a judgement on what is safe to enter and help the person in distress. Learn what is considered a safe and unsafe scene. Click each icon to reveal.

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Unsafe Scene: When you assess the scene, if the patient is in a roadway, near electric or water. You may have to do nothing accept call 911 and wait for emergency response.

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Slide #2.3 Patient Assessment

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After you have assessed that the scene is safe the next step is to contact the person in distress.

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Slide #2.3A Patient Assessment

Try to get a response form the person with questions such as what is your name?

Check for a pulse

Check for breath

If they are unresponsive start hands only or traditional CPR.

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Slide # 3.1 CPR Steps-Hands Only & Traditional

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Do you know the similarities and differences between traditional and hands-only CPR?

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Slide #3.2 Hands only versus Traditional CPR

Hands only CPR

Traditional CPR

  • Call 911
  • Push fast & hard on the chest to get the blood to flow to the vital organs.
  • Hand placement is at the tip of the breastbone.
  • Only use on teens & adults.
  • Learn more by visiting heart.org/handsonlycpr

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  • Call 911
  • Give 30 compressions to every 2 breaths.
  • Hand placement is at the tip of the breastbone.
  • May be used on anyone in distress.

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Slide #3.3 - Hand Placement & Compressions-Video or Photo Detail

The most important part of both hands only and traditional CPR is the placement of your hands

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Slide # - Steps to use AED

How to Operate an AED

1.Complete and check all call steps

2. Turn on the AED & Follow the voice prompts.

3. Remove clothing & attach pads.

  • Remove all clothing covering the chest. If necessary, wipe the chest dry.
  • Place one pad on the upper right side of the chest
  • Place the other pad on the lower left side of the

chest, a few inches below the left armpit.

    • Plug pad connector into AED.
    • Prepare the AED to analyze the hearts rhythm.
    • Deliver a shock if the AED determines on is necessary.

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Slide #5 -Knowledge Check-Directions

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The questions on the following slides will test your knowledge on the course objectives. You will have 2 chances to score an 100%. Click the next button when you are ready to begin.

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Slide # 5.1- True False Question #1

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Question A scene with electric wire on the ground is safe to enter and help the person in distress.

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Slide # 5.2 -Drop & Drag

Traditional CPR

Hands only CPR

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Push fast & hard on the chest to get the blood to flow to the vital organs.

Only use on teens & adults.

May be used on anyone in distress.

Give 30 compressions to every 2 breaths.

Directions: Drop and drag the statement to the correct target above.

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Slide #5.3 -Multiple Choice #1

Answer 1: Check to see if they are breathing.

Question What is the first thing you do with the person in distress before trying CPR?

Answer #3: Ask them questions-check to see if they are conscious.

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Answer #2: Check for a pulse

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Slide #5.4 -Multiple Choice-Hand Placement

Answer 1: 10 compression to 2 breaths

Question: What are the number of compressions per minute you should use on the patient during traditional CPR?

Answer #3: 30 compressions to 2 breaths

Answer #2: 15 compressions to 2 breaths

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Slide #5.5 -Multiple Choice-Compressions

Answer 1: Both hands at the base of the persons breastbone.

Question: Where should you place your hands when doing CPR?

Answer #3: One hand on their stomach and one hand on their ribs.

Answer #2: Separate hands and put on their ribs.

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Slide # -Quiz results

Quiz Results

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Slide #6 –Course Summary

Congratulations, Learner Name on passing to Introduction to CPR!

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Congratulations on passing the course you know have the skills necessary to

  • Be able to identify a safe scene.
  • Be able perform hands-only or traditional CPR.

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