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    Ilcor 2010 Presentasi

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    The document summarizes changes to first aid guidelines from the 2010 ILCOR conference. For CPR, checks for responsiveness and breathing were combined and CAB (compressions-airway-breathing) replaced ABC. Chest compression depths were specified as at least 2 inches for adults and about 2 inches for children and 1.5 inches for infants. For laypersons, hands-only CPR is recommended if not trained. For healthcare providers, a pulse check was added. Electrode pad use with AEDs was clarified for different ages. Guidelines for first aid also changed including victim positioning, bleeding control steps, shock care, and responding to specific medical emergencies.

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    The document summarizes changes to first aid guidelines from the 2010 ILCOR conference. For CPR, checks for responsiveness and breathing were combined and CAB (compressions-airway-breathing) replaced ABC. Chest compression depths were specified as at least 2 inches for adults and about 2 inches for children and 1.5 inches for infants. For laypersons, hands-only CPR is recommended if not trained. For healthcare providers, a pulse check was added. Electrode pad use with AEDs was clarified for different ages. Guidelines for first aid also changed including victim positioning, bleeding control steps, shock care, and responding to specific medical emergencies.

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    The document summarizes changes to first aid guidelines from the 2010 ILCOR conference. For CPR, checks for responsiveness and breathing were combined and CAB (compressions-airway-breathing) replaced ABC. Chest compression depths were specified as at least 2 inches for adults and about 2 inches for children and 1.5 inches for infants. For laypersons, hands-only CPR is recommended if not trained. For healthcare providers, a pulse check was added. Electrode pad use with AEDs was clarified for different ages. Guidelines for first aid also changed including victim positioning, bleeding control steps, shock care, and responding to specific medical emergencies.

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    First Aid 2010 ILCOR

    Guidelines
    Changes to CPR and AED for
    Trained Laypersons
    Checking the Victim
    Removed Steps
    Open the airway.
    Look, listen, and feel
    for breathing.

    New Step
    Check for
    responsiveness AND
    breathing at same
    time.
    ABC Is Now CAB
    Old Order
    ABC

    New Order
    CAB
    Compressions
    Airway
    Breathing
    Chest Compressions
    New Guidelines
    Adult
    At least 2 deep
    Child
    About 2 deep
    Infant
    About 1.5 deep
    100 compressions per
    minute
    Layperson CPR Review
    1. Check for responsiveness and breathing.
    2. Call backup
    3. Provide 30 chest compressions deep and
    fast.
    4. Provide two rescue breaths.
    5. Repeat the cycle of compressions and
    breaths until an AED is available or
    EMS personnel arrive.
    AED Use for All Ages
    Adults
    Use standard
    electrode pads.

    Children and Infants


    Use pediatric
    electrode pads if
    available.
    Use standard
    electrode pads if no
    pediatric electrode
    pads are available.
    Changes to CPR and AED Use for
    Health Care Providers
    Checking the Victim
    Removed Steps
    Open the airway.
    Look, listen, feel for
    breathing.

    New Steps
    Check for
    responsiveness AND
    breathing at same time.
    Check for a pulse.
    ABC Is Now CAB
    Old Order
    ABC

    New Order
    CAB
    Compressions
    Airway
    Breathing
    Chest Compressions
    New Guidelines
    Adult
    At least 2 deep
    Child
    About 2 deep
    Infant
    About 1.5 deep
    100 compressions
    per minute
    Health Care Provider
    CPR Overview
    1. Check for responsiveness and breathing.
    2. Check quickly for the presence of a pulse.
    3. If unresponsive and not breathing, provide 30
    chest compressions deep and fast.
    4. Provide two rescue breaths.
    5. Repeat the cycle of chest compressions and
    breaths until an AED is available.
    AED Use for All Ages
    Adults
    Use standard
    electrode pads.

    Children and Infants


    Use pediatric
    electrode pads if
    available.
    Use standard
    electrode pads if no
    pediatric electrode
    pads are available.
    CPR for Untrained Laypersons
    Hands-Only CPR
    For untrained persons
    Simplified steps
    Reduced fears
    Increasing likelihood of
    prompt care
    Compressions only
    Fast
    Deep
    Continuous
    Changes to First Aid
    Positioning the Victim
    On the victims
    back
    CPR-ready
    On the victims
    side
    To keep the
    airway clear
    Cautiously for
    possible spinal
    injuries
    Bleeding Control
    Removed Steps
    Elevation
    Pressure points

    New Steps
    Expose and examine.
    Apply pressure over
    the dressing.
    Bandage the wound.
    Seek medical care.
    Caring for Shock
    Removed Step
    Elevating the legs.

    New Steps
    Maintain warmth.
    Place the victim on his
    or her back.
    Care in Medical Emergencies
    Asthma
    Inhaler

    Anaphylaxis
    Auto-injector

    Chest Discomfort
    Aspirin
    THANK YOU

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