Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation American Heart Association 2011 Guidelines CPR for Health Providers.
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Terminology
BLS / BCLS
ALS / ACLS
Respiratory Arrest
Arrest, Cardiac Arrest, Code, Code Blue
Ventilations
Definitions
Clinical Death = no pulse & not breathing
Biological Death = Permanent brain death (irreversible)
Begins 4 - 6 minutes after arrest
Cardiovascular Disease
Heart Attack - myocardial infarction (MI)
Stroke - cerebral vascular accident or CVA (now called “brain attack”)
Aneurysm
Can Lead To:
Signs of ...
Heart attack = chest pain
Typical - pressure, “tightness”
Vs
Atypical - indigestion, jaw pain
Stroke or “Brain Attack”
hemiparesis & hemiparalysisheadache, blurred visionaphasia (speaking problems)one sided facial droop
#1 Risk factor = hypertension
Signs and Symptoms:
Pediatric safety
Injury due to “accident” #1 cause of pediatric death
And most are PREVENTABLE
seat beltsfire safetypools firearmsetc...
Pediatrics
Airway problems are common cause of death in infants & children.
Respiratory arrest leading to cardiac arrest.
Obviously Dead (policy 814)
Decapitation Incineration Decomposition Evisceration of
heart, lung, or brain
Obviously Dead (policy 814)
Post mortem lividity & rigor mortis
(check apical pulse for 60 seconds)
Special situations MVI with limited resources entrapment (> 15 minutes extrication time) ?
Reasons to Stop CPR
Patient Revives.Patient is turned over to rescuers of
equal or greater training.Doctor tells you to stop.You are so exhausted you can not
continue.
Establish unresponsiveness
Shake & Shout
THIS IS THE FIRST THING YOU DO WHEN ASSESSING A UNRESPONSIVE PERSON
Activate EMSAdults
Initiate immediately and get AEDChildren and infants
Witnessed – initiate immediately and get AED
Unwitnessed – 5 cycles of CPR, then initiate and get AED
AIRWAY
Open the airway.Head tilt, chin lift : preferred method If suspected neck injury: Modified jaw
thrust.
BREATHING
Rescue Breathing
Adult = 1 every 5-6 secondsChild = 1 every 3-5 secondsInfant = 1 every 3-5 seconds
Adequate Ventilation
No resistanceNo escape of air from around maskChest Rise - stop when chest
begins to rise
Complications of rescue breathing
GASTRIC DISTENTION
is caused by air entering the stomach
Over-ventilating
Improper head tilt (no tilt)
Cricoid PressureSellicks Manuever
Prevent gastric inflation/passive regurgitation
Assistance during Endotracheal Intubation
Depth of Compressions
Adult 1 1/2 - 2”Child 1 - 1 1/2”Infant 1/2 - 1”
OR 1/3 to 1/2 the patient’s body depth.
Hand Position
At the nipple line
Off the zyphoid process
2 fingers = infant1 hand = child2 hands = adult
Ratios
Compressions to ventilations Adult = 30:2 (1 and 2 rescuer)
Child & infant = 30:2 (1 rescuer)
15:2 (2 rescuer)
The pause is important to allow for slow ventilations
Complications of Compressions
fractured ribsfractured sternumlacerated lungslacerated liver, blood vessels, etc.,,
Pulse Checks
Pause to recheck the pulse after 5 cycles.
Then every few minutes after that.
Pulse check with CPR in progress.
Interrupting CPR
5-10 seconds for pulse checks, etc...
10 seconds absolute maximum break & then only when absolutely necessary
During AED rhythm analysis and delivery of shocks