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Goal Analysis: 1.0 Check for Danger 1.1 Check for Self ---- entry level

Report 1 by Linda Wiggins Instructional Systems Design Certificate Course University of North Florida November 14, 2011. Goal Statement : Medical Assistant interns will learn how to perform adult Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Goal Analysis: 1.0 Check for Danger

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Goal Analysis: 1.0 Check for Danger 1.1 Check for Self ---- entry level

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  1. Report 1byLinda WigginsInstructional Systems Design Certificate CourseUniversity of North FloridaNovember 14, 2011

  2. Goal Statement: Medical Assistant interns will learn how to perform adult Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).

  3. Goal Analysis: 1.0Check for Danger 1.1 Check for Self ---- entry level 1.2 Check for By Standers ---- entry level 1.3 Check for Casualty ----entry level 1.4Remove Hazards ----entry level • 2.0 Check for Response • 2.1 Call can you hear me ----entry level • 2.2 Open your eyes ----entry level • 2.3 Call what's your name ----entry level • 2.4 Squeeze hand ----entry level • 2.5 Let go hand ----entry level • 3.0 Call or Send for Help • 3.1 Call or Ask A Bystander to Telephone "911" ----entry level • 4.0 Open Air Way • 4.1 Clear air for breathing • 4.2 Place Casualty on Back • 4.3 Tilt Head Slightly • 4.4 Clear Mouth • 5.0 Check for Breathing Normally • 5.1 Yes, Place in Recovery Position • 5.2 No, Start CPR • 6.0 Perform CPR and Check for Chest Compressions • 6.1 Perform Compressions to approx. 1/3 of depth of chest • 6.2 Perform 30 compressions • 7.0 Perform Rescue Breaths • 7.1 Support head and jaw • 7.2 Move/slight head tilt to open airway • 7.3 Perform 2 breath/allowing 1 second per inhalation 8.0Perform Recovery Position 8.1Check for normal breathing to return 8.2Turn casualty on side 8.3Check to ensure the airways remains clean

  4. Subskill Analysis: 1.0 Check for Danger 2.0 Check for Response 3.0 Call for Help or Send 4.0 Open Airway 2.1 Call can you hear me 3.1 Telephone “911” 4.1 Clear Airway 1.1 Check for Self 2.2 Open you Eyes 1.2 Check for By Standards 4.2 Place Casualty on Back/Support Head 2.3 Call what’s your name out loud 1.3 Check for Casualty 2.4 Squeeze Hand 4.3 Tilt head slightly 1.4 Remove Hazards 2.5 Let go of Hand 4.4 Clear Mouth

  5. 5.0 Check for Breathing 6.0 Start CPR 7.0 Perform Rescue Breaths 8.0 Perform Recovery Position Breathing 6.1 Perform compression1/3 depth of chest 7.1 Support head/jaw 8.1 Check for Breathing to return Yes 8.0 No 6.0 6.2 Perform 30 compression 7.2 Tilt head and open airway 8.2 Turn Casualty on side 7.3 Perform 2 breaths Repeat as Necessary 8.3 Ensure airway stay clear Repeat as Necessary

  6. Learner Analysis 1) What is the learner's prior knowledge of topic area. Some participants are new and others are re-certification. 2) How relevant is the topic to the job? The topic is relevant because of job certification requirements. 3) How close can the training simulate the workplace? The training is not similar to the workplace because the participants perform CPR on a manikin. 4) What is the amount of (managerial) support for the training? The HR Certification Officer support the training for compliance concerns. The Associate and Assistance Professor don't care about training, just see patient!

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