Timing
Signs/symptoms
What it do?
Anatomical Directions
CPR
Scenarios
100

Reassesment

5 mintues critical, 15 minutes stable

100

Wheezing, dyspnea, swelling/spasm of airway passages

Asthma

100
Arteries

Carries blood away from the heart

100

Anterior

Front

100

How long do you check for a pulse before starting CPR

10 seconds

100

You are perfoming CPR on a 60yof, vomit starts coming out of her mouth

Suctioning, if not available, turn her on her side to let the vomit drain

200

Suctioning

10 seconds or less

200

unresponsive, constricted/unreactive pupils

Opiod overdose

200

Left ventricle of the heart

pump blood to the body

200

Lateral

Away from midline of body

200

Compression rate

100-120/minute

200

18yom, fell from a roof, is unconcious, agonal respirations

Jaw-thrust, BVM

300

Brain damage in cardiac arrest

4-6 minutes

300

Crushing chest pain, not relieved by Nitro, pain radiating down left arm and into jaw

Myocardial infarction

300

Ligaments

Connects bone to bone
300

Distal

Away from point of attachment of a limb

300

If the AED advises "no shock", you should

continue compressions

300

25yom, clutching his throat with both hands, unable to speak

abdominal thrusts and back slaps

400
CPR, interuption of compressions

no longer than 10 seconds

400

dyspnea, anxious, excessive drooling

epiglotitis

400

WBC

Fights infection

400
Inferior

Closer to feet/away from the head

400

If the AED advises "shock advised" you should

make sure no one is touching the pt

400

16yof, says she is choking, is coughing

encourage her to cough

500
Breath

over 1 second/until chest rise

500

SOB, orthopnea, lower leg edema

CHF

500

Pancreas

produces insulin

500

Medial

Closer to midline of body

500
What do compressions do

Change the pressure in the chest and force blood throughout the body

500

40yom, fell over in front of you, is unresponsive, gasping breaths, unsure if you can feel a pulse

CPR
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