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    This document discusses cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), including its definition, purpose, steps to perform it, and precautions. CPR combines rescue breathing and chest compressions to maintain oxygen flow to vital organs until normal heart function resumes. It is critical for survival when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped. Prompt CPR from bystanders or healthcare workers can significantly improve chances of survival after cardiac arrest.

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    This document discusses cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), including its definition, purpose, steps to perform it, and precautions. CPR combines rescue breathing and chest compressions to maintain oxygen flow to vital organs until normal heart function resumes. It is critical for survival when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped. Prompt CPR from bystanders or healthcare workers can significantly improve chances of survival after cardiac arrest.

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    CARDIOPULMONARY

    RESUSCITATION

    1
    INTRODUCTION
     Statistics
    indicate that 70%-80% of
    cardiac arrest cases occur either in the
    home or at public places.

     Resuscitation in hospital and health


    care facilities refers to prompt actions
    aimed at preventing death and
    providing the best possible chances
    for human survival. 2
     The immediate action by the
    healthcare workers can make the
    difference between life and death.

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    LEARNING OUTCOME

    1. Define cardiopulmonary resuscitation


    2. Define what is the purpose of CPR
    3. List step on CPR
    4. List how to perform CPR
    5. List precaution on doing CPR

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    DEFINITION
     Itis an emergency lifesaving
    procedure that is done when
    someone's breathing or heartbeat has
    stopped. This may happen after an 
    electric shock, heart attack, or
    drowning.

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    CONT.
     CPR combines rescue breathing and
    chest compressions.
     Rescue breathing provides oxygen to
    the person's lungs.
     Chest compressions keep oxygen-rich
    blood flowing until the heartbeat and
    breathing can be restored.

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    PURPOSE OF CPR
    1. To maintain an open and clear airway.
    2. To maintain breathing by external
    ventilation
    3. To maintain Blood circulation by
    external cardiac massages
    4. To save life of the Patient.
    5. To provide basic life support till
    medical and advanced life support
    arrives. 7
    STEP ON CPR
    1. STEP 1
    D – danger
     are there blood spills , sharps , electric wires?
     Is the scene dangreous ?

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    STEP 2
    R - responsive
     Is the patient responsive?

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    STEP 3
    S – Shouting / calling
     Shout for help

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    STEP 4
    A - AIRWAY ( HEAD TILT CHIN UP )
    IS THE AIRWAY OPEN?

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    STEP 5
    B – breathing
     Scan for breathing (look,feel,listen)

    12
    STEP 6
    C – circulation & chest compression
     If not breathing or abnormal breathing
    (gasping),no pulse,start CPR

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    HOW TO PERFORM CPR
     Place the heel of your hand in the centre of
    the chest with the other hand on top.
     Push hard and fast

     At least 100 bpm

     At least 5 cm depth

     Allow complete chest recoil after each


    compression
     Minimize interruption

     1 cycle CPR 30:2 (2 minute ) with rhythm


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    check
    PRECAUTION ON DOING CPR
    When to stop
     Returned of spontaneous circulation
     Manpower exhausted
     No sign of life
     Family request
     Decision by the caring physician

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    REFERENCES
    Guidelines For Resuscitation Training In Ministry of
    Health
    www.moh.gov.my/images/gallery/Garispanduan/NCO
    RT_Book.pdf

     This guideline was developed by


    http://www.moh.gov.my/images/gallery/Garispanduan/
    Life_Support.pdf

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     The Importance of CPR - Why do I need to learn C
    PR? - Heart Safe ...
    http://www.myheart.org.sg/article/heart-safe-singapor
    e/why-do-i-need-to-learn-cpr/the-importance-of-cpr/25
    4

     Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR): First aid - Ma


    yo Clinic
    http://www.mayoclinic.org/first-aid/first-aid-cpr/basics/
    art-20056600

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kag_S4inktg

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