GTN
What does GTN stand for
Glyceryl Trinitrate
When do you start CPR?
When the casualty is unresponsive and not breathing normally
When should GTN be administered?
When the casualty experiences chest pain and is conscious
What is the adult CPR ratio?
30 compressions to 2 breaths
Where is GTN administered?
Under the tongue (sublingual)
Where are AED pads placed on an adult casualty?
One below the right collarbone and one below the left nipple
How often can GTN be taken?
One spray or tablet every 5 minutes
State two situations where CPR should be stopped.
Signs of life, AED analysing, paramedics take over
State two safety rules when assisting GTN.
Casualty must self-administer and still require immediate evacuation
What must be ensured before delivering a shock?
Everyone is clear and not touching the casualty