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First Aid Jeopardy

First Aid Jeopardy. Categories. FINAL JEOPARDY. For 10 points. What is the first step in first aid Answer. Correct answer. Call 911 Categories. For 20 points. Amount of blood that is a critical loss for an adult Correct Answer. Correct Answer. 2 pints Categories. For 40 points.

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Guidelines Writing Group Chairs Michael R. Sayre, MD

Guidelines Writing Group Chairs Michael R. Sayre, MD. 2010 ? AHA ????????. ?????????? ???. 2010 ???? 50 ??. 1960------------ 2010 Kouwenhoven. 2010 International Consensus Conference. 356 ??? ?? 29 ??? ?? 36 ????. Robert A. Berg

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Until Help Arrives

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DEFINITION OF CPR

DEFINITION OF CPR. C ardio P ulmonary R esucitation. Heart disease. Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States today, and over 60% of all victims will die before they reach the hospital! The heart lies between the sternum and the spine. What are the functions of CPR?.

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CPR

CPR. Course Goal The American Heart Association designed the Heartsaver AED Course to prepare a wide variety of people who, as first responders May need to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in the workplace or similar settings

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CPR

CPR. Course Goal The American Heart Association designed the Heartsaver AED Course to prepare a wide variety of people who, as first responders May need to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in the workplace or similar settings

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American Heart Association (AHA)

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First Aid

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CPR First Aid and AED training

CPR First Aid and AED training. When Emergencies Arise. Emergencies happen all too often and early intervention can save a life. CPR and first aid skills are important for all people to know.

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(Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation )

(Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation ). Why do CPR?. To keep blood flowing to the heart, brain and other vital organs Provide oxygen to the victim 70% of cardiac arrest pts are in V-fib. CPR keeps oxygenated blood flow to the vital organs until defibrillation and advanced care can arrive

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Breathing Emergencies

Breathing Emergencies. Introduction. Obtaining Consent. How do you obtain consent? State your name. Ask the victim if you can help. Explain what you think may be wrong and what you plan to do. If the victim does not give consent, do not give care, instead call 911

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Medical Emergencies

Medical Emergencies. . During this lesson, you will learn how to provide first aid for medical emergencies. Choking (Adult or Youth). Choking is when food or another object gets stuck in the airway in the throat. The object stops air from getting to the lungs. Heimlich maneuver

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First Aid Review

First Aid Review. First Aid Review. 77.1702 (a) Each operator of a surface coal mine shall make arrangements with a licensed physician, medical service, medical clinic, or hospital to provide 24-hour emergency medical assistance for any person injured at the mine.

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CPR FOR ADULTS CPR FOR CHILDREN CPR FOR INFANTS

CPR FOR ADULTS CPR FOR CHILDREN CPR FOR INFANTS. CACC Training Aid 17-T-5 Last Modified 6 Jan 06. For Adults: Step 1. CALL.

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LG recognizes Emergency

LG recognizes Emergency. survey scene obtain consent, basic precautions assess victim (consciousness) if necessary ? call 911, request AED. Activate EAP. LG recognizes Emergency. survey scene obtain consent, basic precautions assess victim (consciousness)

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Why do you perform CPR on someone who is having a Heart Attack?

Why do you perform CPR on someone who is having a Heart Attack?. CPR manually circulates the blood throughout the body. Saving Lives Is Why.

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CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. M-DCPS Physical Education and Health Literacy. C.P.R.

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Choking in an Adult , Child, and Infant

Choking in an Adult , Child, and Infant. Choking is when food or another object gets stuck in the airway in the throat The object can block the airway and stop air from getting to the lungs. Mild airway block Can talk or makes sounds Can cough loudly Stand by and let the person cough

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CPR and AED Use for Infants

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LG recognizes Emergency

LG recognizes Emergency. survey scene obtain consent, basic precautions assess victim (consciousness) if necessary ? call 911, request AED. Activate EAP. Initial Assessment. If not already done, have someone Call 911 ! request AED. Conscious Victim. Unconscious Victim.

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