RCP

RCP

1. Is a

   • Emergency procedure for recovery from cardiorespiratory arrest
     • Technique
       • Examination of the victim by performing the
         • Assess the safety of the scene
           • Examine state of consciousness
             • Call the emergency service
               • Assess the pulse
                 • Assess respiratory function
                 • Loss of these
                   • Apply
                     • Kneel next to head and pelvis, Locate in appendix xiphoids
                     • At the end of the cycles, vital signs must be checked
                       • Whether it recovers or not
                         • Call to emergency
                     • 5 cycles
                       • 30 compressions
                         • Hands clasped over sternum. Comprehension with elbows extended. Sink chest 5 cm
                       • 2 insufflations
                         • Keep the airway open. Close the nose. Give 2 puffs with the necessary force to expand the thorax
                         • The position varies
                           • babies
                             • Put the head in neutral position
                               • 5 compressions plus one insufflation for 20 cycles
                           • children
                             • Keep head and neck at 45 ° extension
                           • Adults
                             • Head and neck hyperextension

2. should be used

   • Before 4 minutes