CHALLENGE CPR/AED FOR THE Lay Responder. CHALLENGES Challenges provide an opportunity for those with current or expired certifications to recertify or.

CHALLENGECPR/AED FOR THE Lay

Responder

CHALLENGESChallenges provide an opportunity for those with current or

expired certifications to recertify or to extend the length of their certifications without taking a complete course. Participants must pass the written test with a score of 80% or higher and be able to successfully demonstrate the appropriate skills to the instructor without prior demonstration from the instructor.

This PowerPoint presentation is designed to assist in preparation of a successful Challenge. The format is very brief because we are making this available to lifeguards who are Challenging in order to extend their Lifeguard Training Certification. Our assumption is that you are using this material as a review and should not require the specifics for each topic. If you have questions, refer to your text or question the instructor before the Challenge begins.

CHALLENGE COURSE OUTLINE

• Written Exam: 30-55 Questions. 80% +.

• Skills.o Removing Gloves.o Primary Survey.o Rescue Breathing

(Adult, Child, Infant)o Conscious Choking

(Adult, Child)o Unconscious Choking

(Adult, Child, Infant)o Adult CPR/AED

o Child CPR/AEDo Infant CPRo Standard First Aid

Student CPR Training Mask Must Be Used

During Rescue Breathing.

Concerns for Lay Responders

• Liability• Unsure what to do• Disease Transmission• Afraid of causing more pain/injury• Scene not safe• Other people watching• Not knowing it’s an emergency

OBTAIN CONSENT

• Tell the victim your name & your level of training.

• Can I help?

• What may be wrong -- what I can do to help.

VICTIM DOES NOT GIVE CONSENT?

• DO NOT GIVE CARE.

• Call 9-1-1.

• Victim is unconscious, confused, seriously ill, under age -- not able to give consent -- consent is implied.

STANDARD PRECAUTIONS

• Avoid contact – o Blood.o Other body fluids.

• Protective equipment—o Disposable gloves.o Breathing barriers.o Footwear.

• Wash hands with soap and water.

PREVENTIVE STEPS WHEN BLOOD SPILL OCCURS

• Clean up immediately.

• Use protective equipment.

• Wipe up the spill.

• Flood area for 20 minutes -- ¼ cup bleach/1 gallon water.

• Dispose of material properly.

EMERGENCY ACTION STEPS

CHECKCALLCARE

CHECK THE SCENE

• Scene is safe ?• What happened ?• Victims ?• Bystanders ?• Anyone providing care ?• 9-1-1 ?

CHECK THE VICTIM

PrepPlus WATER SAFETY THROUGH EDUCATION

MOVING A VICTIM

• MOVE ONLY IF:o Scene becoming

unsafe.

o To reach another

victim with more

serious injury.

o To provide

proper care.

• MOVES:

o Clothing Drag.

o Two-Person Seat

Carry.

o Walking Assist.

o Blanket Drag.

o Foot Drag.

CHECK FOR SIGNS OF LIFE

A = AIRWAY

B = BREATHING

C = CIRCULATION

TO OPEN THE AIRWAY DO A HEAD TILT AND CHIN LIFT

NO BREATHING?

GIVE 2 BREATHS FOR 1 SECOND

EACH

ADULT – 12 YEARS AND UPIf breaths went in, look for severe bleeding as you place your hands to start chest compressions.CHILD – 1 YEAR TO 12If breaths go in, check for pulse, groove at side of the neck for 10 seconds INFANT – NEWBORN TO 1If breaths go in, check for pulse, on inside of arm between elbow and shoulder for 10 secnds

CALL 9-1-1ADULT – FIRST IF THEY ARE

UNCONSCIOUS

CHILD OR INFANT - AFTER 2 MINUTES OF CARE IF ALONE

AND NO KNOWN HEART CONDITION OR DID NOT

WITNESS COLLAPSE

CARE FOR THE CONDITIONS YOU FINDADULT No breathing 2 breaths and begin CPR 30 COMPRESSIONS/2 BREATHSCHILD/INFANT No breathing has pulse – Rescue Breathing 1breath/3 seconds = 40 breaths /2 minutes then recheck pulse

No breathing/no pulse begin CPR 30 COMRESSIONS/2 BREATHS 2 minutes=5 cycles of 30/2

AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

• VICTIM CLUTCHING THROAT WITH BOTH HANDS – USUALLY CHOKING.

• UNCONSCIOUS – TONGUE OFTEN BLOCKS AIRWAY.

• PARTIAL OBSTRUCTION – WHEEZING SOUDS – STILL MOVING AIR.

• COMPLETE – CANNOT SPEAK – BREATHE – COUGH.

BREATHING EMERGENCIES

NEAR DROWNING

CHOKING ILLNESSHEART

DISEASE

SHOCKELECTRIC

SHOCKHEART ATTACK

STRESS

INJURY TO CHEST OR

LUNGSALLERGIC POISONING DRUGS


SIGNS OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS

• BREATHINGo SLOW OR RAPID

• SHORTNESS OF BREATH

• DIZZINESS - LIGHTHEADED

• TINGLINGo HANDS – FEET

• CHEST PAIN

• SKINo FLUSHEDo PALEo ASHENo BLUISH

• GASPING• NOISES

o WHEEZINGo GARGLINGo HIGH-PITCHED


CHOKINGCHOKING:

MOST COMMON CAUSE OF

RESPIRATORY EMERGENCY.


SKILL CHECK: CONSCIOUS CHOKING – ADULT/CHILD

SURVEY SCENE – CHECK VICTIM. ASK VICTIM: “ARE YOU CHOKING?” GET CONSENT. VICTIM CANNOT COUGH – SPEAK – BREATHE. 9-1-1. BEHIND VICTIM – ONE FOOT BETWEEN LEGS – KEEP YOUR HEAD TO SIDE. CHILD? – STAND OR KNEEL. PLACE FIST AGAINST ABDOMEN. GRAB FIST – GIVE QUICK, UPWRD THRUSTS. CONTINUE – OBJECT FORCED OUT – VICTIM BEGINS TO BREATHE OR COUGH FORCEFULLY – VICTIM UNCONSCIOUS.


RESPIRATORY DISTRESS

RESPIRATORY ARREST


SKILL CHECK: RESCUE BREATHING -- ADULT

SURVEY SCENE – CHECK VICTIM – CONSCIOUS?

TAP & SHOUT – RESPONDS? NO – 9-1-1!

HEAD TILT CHIN LIFT – OPEN AIRWAY – LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL – 5 SECONDS.

NOT BREATHING – MASK -- GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS.

BREATHS GO IN – CHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – REMOVE MASK – FEEL FOR PULSE & LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL FOR SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS.

LOOK FOR SEVERE BLEEDING.

YOU FIND SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – GIVE 1 BREATH PER 5 SECONDS.


SKILL CHECK: RESCUE BREATHING -- ADULT

1 MINUTE OF RESCUE BREATHING (ABOUT 12 BREATHS) – RECHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION & BREATHING – <10 SECONDS.

STILL NOT BREATHING – CONTINUE RESCUE BREATHING. STOP AND CHECK EACH MINUTE.

NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – GIVE CPR.


SKILL CHECK: RESCUE BREATHING -- CHILD








IF BREATHS DO NOT GO INReposition the airway and try 2 breaths again

STILL NOT GOING IN?

Give up to 30 chest compressions, look in mouth, sweep if you see something and try 2 more breaths

Continue until breaths go in, then repeate you’re “A-B-C” and care for conditions found

SKILL CHECK: RESCUE BREATHING – CHILD/INFANT




NOT BREATHING – GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS.

BREATHS GO IN – CHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION - FEEL FOR PULSE (BRACHIAL) & LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL FOR SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS.



SKILL CHECK: RESCUE BREATHING -- INFANT

2 MINUTE OF RESCUE BREATHING (ABOUT 40 BREATHS) – RECHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION & BREATHING.

STILL NOT BREATHING – CONTINUE RESCUE BREATHING. STOP AND CHECK EACH MINUTE.

NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – GIVE CPR.

SKILL CHECK: UNCONSCIOUS CHOKING ADULT/CHILD/INFANT

SURVEY THE SCENE; CHECK VICTIM – CONSCIOUS? TAP & SHOUT – RESPONDS? NO – 9-1-1! HEAD TILT, CHIN LIFT – OPEN AIRWAY – LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL – 5 SECONDS. NOT BREATHING –GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS. BREATHS DO NOT GO IN – REPOSITION – GIVE 2 BREATHS AGAIN. BREATHS DO NOT GO IN – 30 CHEST COMPRESSIONS FOREIGN BODY CHECK (FINGER SWEEP IF VISIBLE AND SURE YOU CAN REACH). USE MASK – GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS. BREATHS STILL DO NOT GO IN – REPEAT SEQUENCE OF 5 ABDOMINAL THRUSTS – FOREIGN BODY CHECK – REATTEMPT RESCUE BREATHS.

HEART ATTACK

CARDIAC ARREST

SIGNS OF A HEART ATTACK

CHEST PAIN (MORE THAN 3-5 MINUTES); PAIN/DISCOMFORT SPREADING TO

SHOULDER, JAW, ARM, BACK; NAUSEA; BREATHING DIFFICULTY; SWEATING;

CHANGE IN SKIN APPEARANCE; DIZZINESS OR UNCONSCIOUSNESS.


ADULT – CARDIO VASCULAR DISEASE

CHILD/INFANT-BREATHING

EMERGENCY,BLOW TO CHEST,TRAUMA

C P R

• COMBINES RESCUE BREATHING – CHEST COMPRESSIONS.

• CIRCULATES OXYGEN RICH BLOOD TO VITAL ORGANS

• MUST NOT BE DELAYED• MORE SUCCESSFUL WHEN AN AED IS

USED AS WELL• SAVES LIVES!!!!!!!

CARDIAC CHAIN OF SURVIVAL

SKILL CHECK: CPR -- ADULT SURVEY SCENE – CHECK VICTIM – CONSCIOUS?




BREATHS GO IN – CHECK FOR SEVERE BLEEDING.

BEGIN CPR– LOCATE HAND POSITION – GIVE 30 CHEST COMPRESSIONS (COMPRESS ABOUT 2 INCHES) FOLLOWED BY 2 BREATHS.

COTINUE UNTIL YOU SEE AN OBVIOUS SIGN OF LIFE, AN AED IS READY TO USE, ADVANCED CARE TAKES OVER,TOO EXHAULSTED TO CONTINUE


SKILL CHECK: CPR -- ADULT USE MASK – GIVE 2 BREATHS.

REPEAT AT LEAST 3 MORE CYCLES OF 15/2 – REMOVE MASK – RECHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION & BREATHING FOR NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS.

STILL NO SIGNS – CONTINUE CYCLES OF 15/2 – RECHECK SIGNS EVERY FEW MINUTES.


SKILL CHECK: CPR -- CHILD SURVEY SCENE – CHECK VICTIM – CONSCIOUS?






NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – LOCATE HAND POSITION – GIVE 5 CHEST COMPRESSIONS USING ONE HAND (COMPRESS ABOUT 1½ INCHES).


SKILL CHECK: CPR -- CHILD USE MASK – GIVE 1 BREATH.

REPEAT AT LEAST 11 MORE CYCLES OF 5/1 – REMOVE MASK – RECHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION & BREATHING FOR NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS.

STILL NO SIGNS – CONTINUE CYCLES OF 5/1 – RECHECK SIGNS EVERY FEW MINUTES.


SKILL CHECK: CPR -- INFANT SURVEY SCENE – CHECK VICTIM – CONSCIOUS? GENTLY TAP & SHOUT – RESPONDS? NO – 9-1-1! HEAD TILT CHIN LIFT – OPEN AIRWAY – LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL – 5 SECONDS. NOT BREATHING – MASK -- GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS. BREATHS GO IN – CHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – REMOVE MASK – FEEL FOR PULSE (USE BRACHIAL PULSE) & LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL FOR SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS. LOOK FOR SEVERE BLEEDING. NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – LOCATE FINGER POSITION.


SKILL CHECK: CPR -- INFANT GIVE 5 CHEST COMPRESSIONS IN LESS THEN 3 SECONDS USING TWO FINGERS (OTHER HAND IS ON INFANT’S FOREHEAD) (COMPRESS ABOUT ½ TO 1 INCH). USE MASK – GIVE 1 BREATH. REPEAT AT LEAST 19 MORE CYCLES OF 5/1 – REMOVE MASK – RECHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION & BREATHING FOR NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS. STILL NO SIGNS – CONTINUE CYCLES OF 5/1 – RECHECK SIGNS EVERY FEW MINUTES.


SKILL CHECK: TWO-RESCUER CPR -- ADULT

R-1: SURVEY SCENE – CHECK VICTIM – CONSCIOUS? R-1: TAP & SHOUT – RESPONDS? NO – 9-1-1! R-1: HEAD TILTCHIN LIFT – OPEN AIRWAY – LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL – 5 SECONDS. R-1: NOT BREATHING – MASK – GIVE 2 RESCUE BREATHS. R-1: BREATHS GO IN – CHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION FOR NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS. R-2: NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – LOCATE HAND POSITION – GIVE 15 COMPRESSIONS AFTER R-1 SAYS “VICTIM HAS NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION. BEGIN CPR.” R-1: CHECKS IF COMPRESSIONS ARE EFFECTIVE FEELING CAROTID ARTERY.


BAG-VALVE-MASK (BVM)

• Used to move more O2.

• Use for respiratory distress.

• Self-inflating bag – one-way valve – mask.

• Protects against disease.

• Increases O2 levels in blood.

• Highly effective by 2 rescuers – tight seal; effective ventilations.


SKILL CHECK: BVM RESUCITATOR - TWO-RESCUERS

R-1: SURVEY SCENE – CHECK VICTIM – CONSCIOUS? R-1: TAP & SHOUT – RESPONDS? NO – 9-1-1! R-1: HEAD TILTCHIN LIFT – OPEN AIRWAY – LOOK-LISTEN-FEEL – 5 SECONDS. R-1: NOT BREATHING – MASK – GIVES 2 RESCUE BREATHS. R-1: BREATHS GO IN – CHECK SIGNS OF CIRCULATION FOR NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS – PATIENT HAS SIGNS OF CIRCULATION. R-1: ASSEMBLES BVM – POSITIONS MASK OF BVM. R-2: SEALS MASK & OPENS AIRWAY.


SKILL CHECK: BVM RESUCITATOR - TWO-RESCUERS

R-1: BEGINS VENTILATIONS BY SQUEEZING BAG JUST ENOUGH FOR CHEST TO CLEARLY RISE. R-1: 1 VENTILATION EVERY 5 SECONDS. R-2: COUNTS OUT LOUD – “ONE-ONE THOUSAND, TWO-ONE THOUSAND…” R-1: CHECKS SIGNS OF CIRCULATION & BREATHING AFTER 12 BREATHS – NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS. VICTIM HAS SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – R-1 REPLACES BVM – R-2 SEALS AND OPENS AIRWAY – R-1 CONTINUES TO VENTILATES. VICTIM HAS NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – RESCUERS BEGIN 2 PERSON CPR.



R-1: USE MASK – 2 RESCUE BREATHS. R-1 & R-2: REPEAT 3 MORE CYCLES OF 15/2. R-1: REMOVES MASK – RECHECKS CIRCULATION & BREATHING – NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS. NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION – R-1 & R-2 CONTINUE 15/2 CYCLES – RECHECK EVERY FEW MINUTES.

TO CHANGE POSITION—

R-2: CALLS “CHANGE” AT END OF 15. R-1: GIVES 2 BREATHS. R-2: MOVES TO HEAD – CHECKS FOR CIRCULATION & BREATHING – NO MORE THAN 10 SECONDS.



R-1: MOVES TO CHEST – FINDS HAND POSITION. R-2: “NO PULSE, BEGIN CPR.” R-1: PROVIDES 15 COMPRESSIONS. R-2: PROVIDES 2 BREATHS. R-1 & R-2: CONTINUE 15/2 CYCLES.

CHALLENGE CPR/AED FOR THE Lay Responder. CHALLENGES Challenges provide an opportunity for those with current or expired certifications to recertify or.

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