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BASIC LIVE SUPPORT

Enhance your emergency response skills with our Basic Life Support (BLS) training at Charles University, 1st Faculty of Medicine. This course covers essential techniques for CardioPulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), including the Chain of Survival, early recognition, and bystander CPR. Stay updated with guidelines from the European Resuscitation Council and the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation. Access valuable resources and learn critical BLS sequences involving assessment, chest compressions, and rescue breaths. Equip yourself to save lives today.

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BASIC LIVE SUPPORT

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  1. BASIC LIVE SUPPORT http://utpo.lf1.cuni.cz firstaid.lf1@gmail.cz (password: firstaid) jana.heczkova@ftn.cz Charles University in Prague, 1st Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Theory and Practice of Nursing

  2. BLS • CardioPulmonaryResuscitation • BasicLifeSupport • Europian Resuscitation Council www.erc.edu • International Liaison Committee on Resuscitationwww.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3052119 • Chain of survival • Early recognition • Early bystander CPR • Early defibrillation • Early advanced life support and postresuscitation care

  3. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR

  4. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • s • A • B • C

  5. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • Danger • R • s • A • B • C

  6. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • Response • s • A • B • C

  7. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • shout for help • A • B • C

  8. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • s • Airway • B • C • Open the airway • Head tilt, Chin lift

  9. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • s • Airway • B • C • Open the airway • Head tilt, Chin lift • Jaw thrust

  10. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • s • Airway • B • C • Turn the victim onto his back • Open the airway • Head tilt, Chin lift • Jaw thrust • Jaw thrust + Head tilt

  11. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • s • A • Breathing • C • Look • Listen • Feel

  12. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • s • A • Breathing • Circulation • Look • Listen • Feel • Signs of circulation • Signs of life • Normal breathing • Coughing • Movement • Carotid pulse

  13. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • Europe112 • Local155 • Helth care facility4444 • What happened • How many victims • Where • Who

  14. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • Chest compression

  15. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • Chest compression • Rescue breaths

  16. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • Chest compression • Rescue breaths • Combine 30:2

  17. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • Chest compression • Rescue breaths • Combine 30:2 • Chest compression only CPR

  18. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • Chest compression • Rescue breaths • Combine 30:2 • Chest compression only CPR • AED

  19. RISK TO THE RESCUER • Mouth-to-barrier device

  20. BLS sequences • Assess • Get help • CPR • D • R • s • A • B • C • Chest compression • Rescue breaths • Combine 30:2

  21. RESOURCES • National Safety Council; FIRST AID AND CPR. • Chapleau, W., Pons, P. (2007) EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. St. Louis: Elsevier • Caroline, N. (2007) EMERGENCY CARE IN THE STREET. 6th ed. London: Jones and Bartlett

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