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    Bhavesh Lakhani Std. 10 B Roll No. - 12

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    Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a basic life support technique used for victims of cardiac arrest or lack of breathing. It involves chest compressions, maintaining an open airway, and rescue breathing to circulate blood and oxygen to the brain and vital organs until emergency medical services arrive. Untreated cardiac arrest can lead to brain damage within 3-6 minutes and become irreversible after 8-10 minutes. CPR aims to prevent this by maintaining circulation and breathing through chest compressions, opening the airway, and providing rescue breaths until advanced life support can revive the victim.

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    Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a basic life support technique used for victims of cardiac arrest or lack of breathing. It involves chest compressions, maintaining an open airway, and rescue breathing to circulate blood and oxygen to the brain and vital organs until emergency medical services arrive. Untreated cardiac arrest can lead to brain damage within 3-6 minutes and become irreversible after 8-10 minutes. CPR aims to prevent this by maintaining circulation and breathing through chest compressions, opening the airway, and providing rescue breaths until advanced life support can revive the victim.

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    Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a basic life support technique used for victims of cardiac arrest or lack of breathing. It involves chest compressions, maintaining an open airway, and rescue breathing to circulate blood and oxygen to the brain and vital organs until emergency medical services arrive. Untreated cardiac arrest can lead to brain damage within 3-6 minutes and become irreversible after 8-10 minutes. CPR aims to prevent this by maintaining circulation and breathing through chest compressions, opening the airway, and providing rescue breaths until advanced life support can revive the victim.

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    Bhavesh Lakhani Std. 10 B Roll No. - 12

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    Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a basic life support technique used for victims of cardiac arrest or lack of breathing. It involves chest compressions, maintaining an open airway, and rescue breathing to circulate blood and oxygen to the brain and vital organs until emergency medical services arrive. Untreated cardiac arrest can lead to brain damage within 3-6 minutes and become irreversible after 8-10 minutes. CPR aims to prevent this by maintaining circulation and breathing through chest compressions, opening the airway, and providing rescue breaths until advanced life support can revive the victim.

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    Cardio-Pulmonary

    Resuscitation

    Bhavesh Lakhani
    Std. 10 B
    Roll No. - 12
     Heart may stop (cardiac arrest) as a result of heart attack
     Brain damage begins 3-6min after cardiac arrest
     Brain damage becomes irreversible in 8-10min
     Dysrhythmia, an abnormal heartbeat may reduce heart
    effectiveness of pumping.

    Sudden Cardiac
    Arrest
    Prepare, Respond, Revive
    Basic life support is a level
    of medical care which is
    used for victims of life
    threatening illnesses or
    injuries until they can be
    given full medical care at a
    hospital . It can be
    provided by trained
    medical person including
    emergency medical

    Definition
    techniques , paramedics or
    by qualified bystanders.
    • To maintain blood circulation by external
    cardiac massages (C).
    • To maintain an open and clear airway (A).
    • To maintain breathing by external
    ventilation (B)
    • To save life of the patient .

    Purposes
    AIRWAY

    CIRCULATION

    CHANGES FROM ABC


    TO CAB
    BREATHING
    STEPS OF CPR
    Activate Use AED as
    Begin CPR.
    emergency arrives.
    Verify scene response
    safely. system.

    Confirm no
    Assess victim for
    pulse & no
    unresponsiveness. 30 Continue CPR
    respiration in
    compressions till medical
    10 seconds.
    & 2 breaths. help arrives.
    Push Hard
    Fully recoil
    1 3

    Chest Chest
    compression compression
    Depth 5-6 cms 2 rate 100

    Avoid
    Hyperventilation
    30:2
    Barriers to performing CPR
    Strategies
    • You are all done to • If the person that
    correctly perform you are doing CPR
    CPR!!!!
    on has not started
    to breath yet and is
    till unconscious,
    don’t stop CPR on
    them until medical
    help reaches.
    THANK YOU

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