Rescuer BLS sequence Flashcards

1
Q

1st step

A

Verify that the scene is safe for you and the victim. You do now want to be a victim yourself

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2
Q

2nd step

A

check for responsiveness.

Tap the victim’s shoulder and shout, “Are you okay?”

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3
Q

3rd step

A

if victim unresponsive

shout for nearby help

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4
Q

step 4

A

activate the emergency response system (911)

mobilize code team, advanced life support

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5
Q

step 5

A

if alone, get the AED/ defibrillator and emergency equipment
if someone else available, send them to get it

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6
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step 6

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assess the victim for normal breathing and a pulse (simultaneous) - no more than 10 sec.

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7
Q

how to check pulse in adult

A

palpate carotid pulse

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8
Q

if not breathing/ gasping

with pulse

A

perform rescue breaths q 5-6 seconds (10-12/ min)
check pulse q 2 mins

confirm that emergency response system has been activated

if opioid use is suspected, consider naloxone if available

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9
Q

normal breathing, + pulse

A

monitor until emergency responders arrive

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10
Q

no breathing/ only gasping

no pulse

A

CPR
30:2

remove clothing covering ptx chest

Use AED as soon as available

Resume CPR 30:2

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11
Q

not a normal breathing.

It may be present in the first minutes after sudden cardiac arrest

A

agonal gasps

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12
Q

agonal gasps looks like

A

he is drawing air quickly. The mouth may be open and the jaw or neck may move with gasps.
It may sound like a snort, snore, or groan

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13
Q

to make compressions as effective as possible

type of surface

A

place victim on firm surface (floor / blackboard)

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14
Q

allows blood to flow into heart

A

chest recoil

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15
Q

two methods of opening airway

A

head tilt-chin lift

jaw thrust

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16
Q

if a head or neck injury is suspected

how would you open the airway

A

jaw thrust maneuver

17
Q

infection risk during CPR

A

low infection risk

18
Q

has a 1-way valve that diverts exhaled air, blood, or bloody fluids away from the rescuer q

A

pocket mask

19
Q

how to deliver adult breaths

A

2 breaths
each breath over 1 second
note visible chest rise
resume chest compression in less than 10 seconds

20
Q

oxyegn content of air we breathe

A

21%

21
Q

oxygen content air we breathe out

A

17%

22
Q

used to provide positive-pressure ventilation to a victim who is not breathing normally

A

bag-mask device

23
Q

during CPR, how many rescuers are recommended to deliver effective ventilation

A

2 rescuers
one opens the airway and seals the mask against the face
the other squeezes the bag