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________________________________________ 2  \nPreventing the Spread of Bloodborne Pathogens__________ 3  \nTaking Action _________________________________________________ 5  \nRecovery Positions___________________________________________ 9  \nSummoning More Advanced Medical Personnel __________ 9  \nMoving a Victim______________________________________________ 10  \nBreathing Emergencies_____________________________________ 10  \nGiving Ventilations ___________________________________________ 12  \nAirway Obstruction __________________________________________ 12  \nCardiac Emergencies _______________________________________ 13  \nCardiac Arrest _______________________________________________ 15  \nCPR __________________________________________________________ 15  \nAEDs _________________________________________________________ 17  \nSECTION 2: SKILL SHEETS  \nRemoving Disposable Gloves ______________________________21  \nPrimary Assessment—Adult ________________________________22  \nPrimary Assessment—Child and Infant ____________________24  \nRecovery Positions__________________________________________26  \nGiving Ventilations ___________________________________________ 27  \nGiving Ventilations Using a Bag-Valve-Mask Resuscitator—Two Rescuers________________________________28  \nConscious Choking—Adult and Child ______________________30  \nConscious Choking—Infant _________________________________32  \nUnconscious Choking ______________________________________34  \nCPR __________________________________________________________36  \nTwo-Rescuer CPR __________________________________________38  \nUsing an AED _______________________________________________40  \niv | CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers  \nThe Cardiac Chain of Survival  \nThe four links in the Cardiac Chain of Survival are:  \n■ Early recognition and early access to the EMS system. The sooner someone calls 9-1-1 or the local emergency number, the sooner EMS personnel will take over.  \n■ Early CPR. CPR helps supply oxygen to the brain and other vital organs. This helps keep the victim alive until an AED is used or more advanced medical care is provided.  \n■ Early defibrillation. An electrical shock, called defibrillation, may help restore an effective heart rhythm.  \n■ Early more advanced medical care. EMS personnel provide more advanced medical care and transport the victim to a hospital.  \nFor each minute CPR and defibrillation are delayed, the victim’s chance for survival is reduced by about 10 percent.  \nCARDIAC ARREST  \nCardiac arrest is a life-threatening emergency.  \nCauses of Cardiac Arrest  \n■ Heart attack  \nElectrocution  \n■  \n■ Respiratory arrest  \n■ Drowning  \n■ Other conditions  \nCauses of cardiac arrest in children and infants include:  \n■ Airway and breathing problems.  \n■ Traumatic injuries or accidents (e.g., motor-vehicle collision, drowning, electrocution or poisoning) .  \n■ A hard blow to the chest.  \n■ Congenital heart disease.  \n■ Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) .  \nSigns of Cardiac Arrest  \nUnconsciousness  \n■  \n■ No breathing  \n■ No pulse  \nCPR  \nDelivered in cycles of chest compressions and ventilations, CPR circulates blood that contains oxygen to the vital organs of a person whose heart and breathing have stopped. 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They circulate blood to the victim’s brain and other vital organs.  \nThe effectiveness of compressions can be i","cbCaigG4Xna0TALi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigG4Xna0TALi","pdf",562122,8,"English","# SECTION 1: THE PROFESSIONAL RESCUER\n## The Duty to Respond\n## Preventing the Spread of Bloodborne Pathogens\n## Taking Action\n## Recovery Positions\n## Summoning More Advanced Medical Personnel\n## Moving a Victim\n## Breathing Emergencies\n## Giving Ventilations\n## Airway Obstruction\n## Cardiac Emergencies\n## Cardiac Arrest\n## CPR\n## AEDs\n# SECTION 2: SKILL SHEETS\n## Removing Disposable Gloves\n## Primary Assessment—Adult\n## Primary Assessment—Child and Infant\n## Recovery Positions\n## Giving Ventilations\n## Giving Ventilations Using a Bag-Valve-Mask Resuscitator—Two Rescuers\n## Conscious Choking—Adult and Child\n## Conscious Choking—Infant\n## Unconscious Choking\n## CPR\n## Two-Rescuer CPR\n## Using an AED\n# The Cardiac Chain of Survival\n# CARDIAC ARREST","[{\"question\":\"What are the key steps in the Cardiac Chain of Survival?\",\"answer\":\"The chain includes early recognition and early access to EMS, early CPR to support oxygen delivery, early defibrillation to restore an effective rhythm, and early more advanced medical care with transport.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the handbook describe the impact of delays in CPR and defibrillation?\",\"answer\":\"For each minute CPR and defibrillation are delayed, the victim’s chance for survival is reduced by about 10 percent.\"},{\"question\":\"What technique requirements for chest compressions are emphasized?\",\"answer\":\"High-quality compressions require a firm, flat surface, proper depth, correct hand and arm position, full recoil after each compression, a compression rate of at least 100 per minute, and no interruption except for only a few seconds if needed.\"}]","CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers - Handbook | PDF",1791927466]