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38. Should the OP airway be rotated upon removal? _______________________________________________________________ 39. Name three situations when an OP airway should not be used a. __________________________________________________________ b. __________________________________________________________ c. __________________________________________________________ 40. In line with SLSA policy, what sizes of OP airways are to be kept available for usage? _____________________________________________________________ Personal Safety 41. What personal protection measures are recommended by SLSA? _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ 14 | Advanced Resuscitation Certificate/PUAEME003B Administer Oxygen in an Emergency Situation Surf Life Saving Australia
ARC Observation Checklist DRABCD – 1 Person Patient Assessment Card Timing of 30 Compressions and 2 breaths per cycle with a compression depth of 1/3 depth of chest Effectively administer breaths between compressions (ensuring no/minimal head tilt) Assess the area for Danger (Self, Patient, Bystanders) Approximately 2.5 cycles per minute Continually monitor patient for breathing and signs of Assess for response (conscious or unconscious) Effectively administer breaths between compressions life a)Conscious maintaining head tilt and jaw lift Manage vomiting or regurgitation Make patient comfortable Continually monitor patient for breathing and signs of Perform secondary assessment life “Signs of Life” Return b)Unconscious Manage vomiting or regurgitation “Cease Resuscitation” Call for assistance Important aspects Roll the patient on their side (placing arms across body Defibrillation Patient rolled into recovery position (unless suspected and out to side with leg bent – unless suspected spinal) “Assumed that the patient is over 8 years old or spinal) Maintain jaw support and patient care over 40kg in weight” Maintain head tilt and open airway effectively Assess Airway If a defibrillation unit and a trained operator arrives Patient Care is maintained at all times Assess Breathing (look, listen and feel) or signs of life Initial lifesaver continues CPR until the patient is prepared and unit is ready. b-1)Breathing Present Initial lifesaver obeys all instructions of defibrillation DRABCD – 2 Person Patient Assessment & Monitor airway, breathing and signs of life Perform secondary assessment b-2)Breathing Absent operator and works effectively as a team continuing CPR Resuscitation Patient Assessment Card Roll patient onto their back “Signs of Life” Return Both lifesavers assess the area for Danger (Self, Maintain jaw lift and provide head tilt (as per adult and “Cease Resuscitation” Patient, Bystanders) child. Neutral head position if an infant patient) Important aspects Both lifesavers assess for response (conscious or Deliver 2 breaths in 4 seconds - observe rise and fall of Patient rolled into recovery position (unless suspected unconscious) chest between breaths spinal) a)Conscious Check for signs of life – commence CPR if the patient Maintain head tilt and open airway effectively Make patient comfortable displays no signs of life “Signs of Life” Present and Breathing Returns Patient Care is maintained at all times Perform secondary assessment and manage injuries according to SLSA Training Manual 2 Edition – Unit 4 & 5 chapters. Roll patient back into recovery position b)Unconscious Monitor airway, breathing and signs of life Infant (CPR) Assessment Card nd Call for assistance/2 lifesaver coordinates a oxy-viva Perform secondary assessment “Patient has been administered 2 rescue breaths and/or defibrillator to arrive. Adult/Child (CPR) Assessment Card and assessed to display no signs of life.” “Signs of Life” Absent Airway operator supports the head maintaining head tilt and jaw lift at all times. “Patient has been administered 2 rescue breaths Commence CPR ECC operator manages the roll. and assessed to display no signs of life.” “Signs of Life” Absent Place 2 fingers in centre of chest as per SLSA Training nd Manual 2 Edition Airway operator and ECC operator roll the patient on their side effectively as a team (placing arms across Commence CPR Timing of 30 Compressions and 2 breaths per cycle body and out to side with leg bent – unless suspected Place 2 hands (option of 1 hand for a child) in centre of with a compression depth of 1/3 depth of chest. spinal) chest as per SLSA Training Manual 2 nd Edition Approximately 2.5 cycles per minute Maintain jaw lift and patient care Advanced Resuscitation Certificate/PUAEME003B Administer Oxygen in an Emergency Situation Surf Life Saving Australia | 15
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