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CPR/AED

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Single-Rescuer Adult30-2
Single-Rescuer Child30-2
Single-Rescuer Infant30-2
Two Person-Rescuer Adult30-2
Two Person-Rescuer Child15-2
Two Person-Rescuer Infant15-2
Compressions per minute100-120
Seconds for breaths1-5 sec
C-A-BCompressions, Airway, Breathing
Number of abdominal thrusts choking adultUntil object is expelled or go unconscious
Number of abdominal thrusts choking childUntil object is expelled or go unconscious
Number of abdominal thrusts choking infantZERO
Number of back slaps choking infant5
Number of compressions choking infant5
Considered child at what ages1-8/puberty
AEDAutomated External Defibrillator
Check pulse for how long5-10 sec
2 breathes should take how longno more than 10 sec.
Compression depth Adultat least 2 inches
Compression depth Child2 inches
Compression depth Infant1.5 inches
Check pulse AdultCarotid/Neck
Check pulse ChildCarotid/Neck
Check pulse InfantBrachial/Upper Arm
StrokeFacial droop, headache, confused
Heart AttackTrouble breathing, Chest & left arm pain, sweating, nausea
Myocardial InfarctionHeart Attack
Low Blood SugarShakey, confused, pale, agitated
Hand placement abdominal thrusts AdultThumb side of fist w/ other on top just above navel
Hand placement abdominal thrusts ChildThumb side of fist w/ other on top just above navel
Hand placement abdominal thrusts InfantNone - back slaps
Hand placement back slaps Infantbetween shoulder blades w/ heel of 1 hand
Hand placement compressions AdultHeel of 1 hand w/other hand on top, on breast bone just below nipple line
Hand placement compressions ChildHeel of 1 hand on breast bone just below nipple line
Hand placement compressions Infant2 fingers on breast bone just below nipple line
Hand placement compressions 2-person-rescuer Infantcircle technique w/ 2 thumbs on breast bone just below nipple line
Choking- can still cough, wheeze, or talkencourage forceful coughing
Choking- cannot speak, cough or breatheBegin abdominal thrusts
Choking- becomes unresponsiveBegin CPR - compressions first
Causes of seizuresHead injury, low blood sugar, heat-related, poisons
Stroke No-No'sHold victim down or place anything in their mouth
Shockwhen there is not enough blood flowing to the cells of the body.
Shock symptomsFeel weak, faint or dizzy, have pale of gray skin, confused or agitated, cold & clammy skin
Shock treatmentLay victim down, elevate feet if no injury, cover with blanket, call 911
Low Blood Sugar treatmentIf able have victim drink juice or sugary drink, have them sit or lay down, call 911
Low Blood Sugar No-No'sNo diet soda, no artificial sweeteners, & no hard or chewing needed candy


Carson High School
Carson City Nv

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