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Basic Resuscitation.

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Basic Resuscitation.

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Basic Resuscitation.

  1. The formation

    • in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
      • It is essential for healthcare professionals
        • that they have to face in his work
          • a cardiorespiratory arrest
            • having a lot of weight the self-efficacy
              • of each professional
                • to organize or execute a certain task
                  • in basic resuscitation
                    • there are several instruments
                      • that allow to measure
                        • self-efficacy in advanced CPR in the adult
                          • low self-efficacy
                            • can inhibit behavior
                              • even when you have all the necessary resources
                          • about the main
                            • CPR technical skills
                              • on how to improve a future CPR
                      • these scales
                        • dispose
                          • of 3 measures of self-efficacy
                            • in RCP
                              • basic
                                • with 12 items
                                  • global
                              • advanced
                                • with 15 items
                                  • global
                                    • gathers
                                      • the two previous scales
                                        • with 27 ítems
                            • with sufficient guarantees
                              • of reliability and evidence
                                • of factorial validity
                                  • liable to be used together
                                    • or separately
                                      • to develop and evaluate
                                        • specific learning programs
                                          • about professional skills
                                            • to perform an effective CPR.
              • can be considered in training initial
                • allowing to evaluate the security
                  • to perform CPR before and after training
  2. Cardiopulmocerebral resuscitation

    • They are all maneuvers performed
      • to restore oxygenation and efficient circulation
        • in an individual in PCR
          • with the objective of achieving an adequate recovery of superior nerve function
    • It includes a series of steps
      • cascading
        • that expedite the rapid recognition of main vital signs
          • it is also applicable
            • for any type of medical event or traumatic
          • The steps to follow
            • for basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation are
              • First
                • on stage you must be sure
                  • for both the patient and the health staff
              • Determine neurological response
                • It can
                  • call out, shake and pinch (if there is trauma, do not shake)
                • If the patient responds
                  • leave it in the position found
                    • unless it hurts
                  • find out what happened
                    • try to help
                  • evaluate from time to time.
                • if you don't answer
                  • activate the emergency system for CPR
                  • Place it on
                    • supine position (face up)
                      • support the head and neck
                        • on a firm surface
                          • without raising above the feet
              • Airway management
                • OPEN THE AIRWAY
                  • head extension and elevation chin
                    • if there is trauma
                      • oblige
                        • to use jaw traction
                        • and to the control of the cervical spine
                • CHECK THE BREATH
                  • for 10 sec. By means of the MES maneuver
                    • with the head of rescuer
                      • 5 cm from the mouth of the victim
                        • Listen to the breathing sounds.
                        • Feel the breath on your cheek
                      • looking towards the chest
                        • observe chest movements
                • if the patient breathes normally
                  • put yourself in rescue position
                    • check it out frequently
                • If the individual does not breathe
                  • can be
                    • There is a respiratory arrest alone or associated with PCR
                      • activate the emergency system
                      • check track patency
                        • Give 2 to 5 rescue breaths
                          • 1 second duration
                            • watch the chest rise in each breath
                              • If there is no air passage
                                • head replacement
                                  • retry again
                                    • the failure in a second attempt
                            • Close the nose to prevent air leakage
                    • there is an airway obstruction
                      • in this case it is necessary
                        • unblock before performing another maneuver
                          • supondría una obstrucción de vías
              • Check circulation
                • Determine presence
                  • pulse
                    • to pinpoint
                      • if the heart is beating (10 seconds)
                        • in parotid region
                • if there is a pulse but there is no breathing
                  • presence of respiratory arrest
                    • start
                      • one breath every 5 seconds (12 per min.)
                        • evaluate every two minutes
                • if there is no breath or pulse
                  • patient is on PCR
                    • and you should start CPR immediately
                      • Apoyo circulatorio
                        • compressions cardiac
                          • First
                            • accommodate the patient
                              • on a surface firm
                              • supine position
                          • The area of compressions
                            • midpoint of the sternum
                              • between the two bases of the teats in the center of the thorax
                                • Palm is placed
                                  • hand in hand dominant
                                    • over the center of the chest
                                      • los dedos se entrelazan
                                        • the arms should be
                                          • in position straight
                                            • and perpendicular about the area of understanding
                                    • the palm of the other About this
                                      • fingers intertwine
                                  • the heel of a hand 2 fingers
                                    • above the tip of xiphoid appendix
                                • it is tried not press
                                  • over the ribs nor over the abdomen
                          • the pressures
                            • with both hands
                              • must be
                                • 1/3 of the anteroposterior diameter of the thorax
                                  • (4-5 cm.)
                                • with a frequency
                                  • 100 per minute
                                    • counting high voice
                            • they drink
                              • have the same time
                                • that decompression
                              • afford
                                • the complete recoil of the thorax.
                                  • without losing
                                    • hand contact
                        • must be
                          • match
                            • with rescue ventilation
                              • to a relationship
                                • 30 compressions for 2 breaths
                                  • for two minutes (5 cycles)
                                    • with interruptions
                                      • less than 10 seconds
                                        • the maneuver changes a little
                                          • with the use of defibrillator
                              • check in
                                • periodically
                                  • the quality of compressions
                                    • with pulse palpation carotid
                • Circulatory support
              • with the presence of 2 or more professionals
                • facilitates and makes the work less tiring
                  • the steps are executed similarly
                    • one takes care of the ventilatory support
                      • It will be located next to the victim's head
                        • open the airways and check permeability
                          • check breathing, circulation and define the start of the CPR
                            • will give rescue vents
                              • and check the effectiveness
                                • of compressions
                                  • by palpation of the carotid pulse
                    • the other of circulatory support
                      • Place your hands correctly
                        • over the sternum
                          • perform cardiac compressions
                            • and will count
                              • of ventilation-compressions and cycles.
                                • 5 cycles of 30 compressions for 2 breaths (2 minutes)
                                  • when is tired
                    • if there is a third party this will take care
                      • emergency system activation
                        • then it will happen
                          • to be the relay
                            • of the professional you are giving
                              • the compressions
                                • when he is tired
                                  • give early notice
                                    • the change will be made
                                      • at the end of the minute
                                        • during checking pulse
              • the maneuvers stop
                • only if the patient
                  • show signs of recovery
              • External automatic defibrillation
                • it is used in cardiac stops
                  • the heart may have some kind of electrical activity
                    • but with some defibrilable rhythm
                      • such as ventricular fibrillation and pulseless ventricular tachycardia
                        • a download is applied electric
                          • little
                            • with current direct
                              • through the defibrillator
                              • which can reverse these rhythms
                • There are many types:
                  • single phase and two phase
                  • automatic and semi-automatic
                • the electrode position
                  • of utmost importance
                    • must be placed
                      • one under the right clavicle
                      • the other to the left of nipple
                        • in the axillary line half
                  • come connected
                    • through a cable
                  • can analyze
                    • the rhythm
                      • recognize ventricular fibrillation or tachycardia
                        • and in the absence of a pulse you are
                          • are the ones that will indicate
                            • if you can execute or not the shock
                • The energy to download
                  • recommended when you can select
                    • some are automatic and calibrate alone
                    • it will be of
                      • a discharge of 150 to 200 joule
                        • single phase
                          • luego evaluar las condiciones del paciente
                            • if necessary
                              • increase progressively
                                • energy level
                      • 360 joules
                        • in the biphasics
                          • then evaluate the patient's conditions
                  • Always be
                    • out of reach or contact
                      • with the patient or objects near him
                        • at the time
                          • of giving the electric shock
    • it is not done
      • when indicated no CPR
        • By prior consent
          • Of the patient or relatives.
  3. Cardiorespiratory arrest

    • It is one of the cardiovascular diseases
      • more frequent
        • is characterized
          • for the abrupt loss
            • of cardiac and pulmonary function
              • it triggers
                • for cardiac arrhythmia
                  • Arrhythmias are related
                    • to someone change
                      • in driving natura
                        • of electrical stimuli in the myocardium
                          • causing
                            • that the frequency cardiac
                              • increase, decrease, or cease
                                • making there
                                  • an ineffective blood flow
                                    • to the lungs, brain among other important organs
                                • so it could be used
                                  • early defibrillation
                                    • within 3 to 5 minutes of collapse
                                      • and increase the survival rate
              • in individuals
                • with or without
                  • heart diseases
    • Health team
      • must be alert
        • the signs that indicate
          • cardiorespiratory arrest
            • and be ready to act by way of
              • agile and effective in your intervention
                • so that must
                  • be trained periodically
                    • and execute with excellence
                      • RCP
                      • manejando
                        • the basic maneuvers
                          • and improve the care provided
                    • this can lead
                      • at a higher survival rate
                        • in patients undergoing CPR
                          • driving
                          • and this is largely due
                            • to the performance of nursing professionals
                              • Because they are the first
                                • in identifying a PCR event
                                  • An in loco training
                                    • It is a method of education
                                      • which enables
                                        • to work
                                        • with the opportunity
                                          • CPR training
                                      • showing a higher average
                                        • of participation
                                          • than other methods
                                            • it allows professionals
                                              • can continue working while take a CPR course
                                                • that many times I have not been able to take them
                                                  • for different difficulties

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Mapa Mental sobre Basic Resuscitation., creado por Carlos gutierrez el 29/09/2019.
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  • Creado por Carlos gutierrez · 27 sep 2019
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