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  1. Pulmonary cardiopulmonary resuscitation

  2. Raffo Escalante-Kanashiro

  3. Universidad de La Sabana

    Andrea Carolina Romero Garzón

    Cuarto semestre

  4. Acta Med Per 27(4) 2010

  5. Guides for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

  6. Have a cardiac arrest care as soon as possible, perform CPR starting with compressions and optimize CPR techniques

  7. CBA Algorithm

  8. The frequency

  9. Reduce the discharge times

  10. Compressions Airway Ventilation.

  11. has been modified to at least 100 / min and the depth of compressions in adults at least 5 cm.

  12. times in defibrillation and restart the compressions immediately

  13. Does not respond, does not breathe

    Call the attention line

    Request an AED

    Begin compressions

  14. Pediatric life support

  15. Adult life support

  16. start with 30 compressions or with 15 compressions, instead of 2 ventilations.

  17. The depth of the compressions is 4 cm. in infants and 5 cm. In the kids

  18. If a pulse is not detected within 10 seconds, CPR should be initiated.

  19. If DEA is used, you must have the discharge for pediatric doses

  20. capnography registration is recommended

  21. The use of atropine is not recommended for the treatment of pulse-free electrical activity

  22. The algorithm for the ACLS / ACLS has been simplified to emphasize high-quality CPR

  23. Key initial and subsequent objectives of post-cardiac care

  24. Improvement of cardiopulmonary function and perfusion of vital organs.

  25. Transfer to the appropriate hospital or intensive care unit that has a post-treatment treatment system.

  26. Diagnosis and treatment of ACS and other reversible causes.

  27. Temperature control to optimize neurological recovery.

  28. Anticipation, treatment and prevention of multi-organ dysfunction, avoid hyperventilation and hyperoxia

  29. asthma, anaphylaxis, pregnancy, morbid obesity, pulmonary embolism, electrolyte imbalance, ingestion of toxic substances, trauma, accidental hypothermia, avalanche, drowning, electric shock / range of rays, percutaneous coronary intervention, cardiac tamponade and cardiac surgery.

  30. Strengthen team and leadership performance during CPR. These changes are designed to simplify training, emphasizing practicing early CPR and high quality in cardiac arrest.

  31. Fritz E. Gempeler R

  32. Fritz E, Gempeler R. Reanimación cardiopulmonar más allá de la técnica. Rev Colomb Anestesiol.

    2015;43:142–146.

  33. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation beyond the

    technique

  34. Scientific societies must generate a rational analysis of the indication of the RCP,

  35. extraordinary medical intervention at prevent premature death.

  36. the effectiveness of CPR continues to be very low, and only a small percentage of the people who present a cardiac arrest (PC) manage to survive and be discharged of the hospital.

  37. Historical evolution of Resuscitation Cardiopulmonary

  38. Created by the anesthesiologist Peter Saffar and his collaborators in the 1960s with the aim of treating PCs seen in the operating rooms

  39. quickly expanded not only among doctors but also among the general population

  40. Success of cardiopulmonary resuscitation

  41. 60%, only between 6.5% and 24% of patients who present PC in the hospital come out alive

  42. 76 and 93.5% in whose If CPR was not successful, it was an extension of the patient's death process.

  43. Why is resuscitation generalized? cardiopulmonary?

  44. the patient has the right to have the opportunity to survive

  45. RCP went from being an intervention aimed at patients with reversible causes of CP to being an intervention of indiscriminate application

  46. Risk factor

  47. Dependent factors of the doctor

  48. Patient factors

  49. Ear of a demand

    medical-legal problems

    fear of therapeutic failure

    Difficult discernment between the limits of surrendering or continuing.

  50. cultural, religious and ethnic factors, ignorance of the success of the RCP and your risks

  51. Bioethical approach of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

  52. It matters because some patients want to be revived because of the small possibility of survival, but the great most do not want to take the risk in their quality of life, Ask yourself how far events that threaten the life of a patient must be treated leads to multiple controversies

  53. Our profession could gradually improve the quality of life of the people to prolong sumuerte, running the risk of becoming in technicians who perform interventions and turn on machines without taking into account the objective of our profession, the patient

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