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Advanced Life Support - Guidelines 2010 (ALS)

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Maxillofacial Trauma

Maxillofacial Trauma. Anatomy. Anatomy. Maxillofacial Region. 1. Fractures of the Nasal Pyramid 2. Fractures of the Central Midface Le Fort Fractures. Maxillofacial Region. 3. Fractures of the Lateral Midface 4. Fractures of the Frontal bone 5. Fractures of the Anterior Skull Base

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BASIC LIFE SUPPORT

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT. Ev-K2-CNR PYRAMID February 2007. Objectives: basic life support. Criteria to BLS access: Valutation of unconscious patient ABC: ABC valutation CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). Basic life support (BLS). Chain of survival. Early recognition and call for help.

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DIFFICULT AIRWAY MANAGEMENT

DIFFICULT AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. PP CHEN Department of Anaesthesia & Operating Services Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital. What is a difficult airway?. Difficult manual ventilation Difficult tracheal intubation. Adverse effects of difficult airway. Hypoxia Cardiac arrest Encephalopathy

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CPR

CPR. Introduction. Basic Life Support needed for patient whose breathing or heart has stopped Ventilations are given to oxygenate blood when breathing is inadequate or has stopped If heart has stopped, chest compressions are given to circulate blood to vital organs

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Life Saving Techniques

Life Saving Techniques. UCHS MCJROTC 25 Feb 2013. Who Benefits. Likely a father, grandfather or uncle Someone choking in a restaurant- a family member or close friend Next door neighbor You could save a life Open to page 387, LE-I. Learning Objectives. How do you open a blocked airway?

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WHEN TO HELP BLS UPDATE for EMDs

WHEN TO HELP BLS UPDATE for EMDs. 2011 SILVER CROSS EMS EMD MARCH CE EMERGENCY MEDICAL DISPATCHER. OBJECTIVES. Review background information on BLS Provide information on DOAs

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Basic life support

Basic life support. Dr. Emad Lotfy Lecturer of Anesthesiology . 1- Early recognition prevents: Cardiac arrests and deaths. Admissions to ICU. Inappropriate resuscitation attempts. 2-Early CPR . 3-Early defibrillation . 4-Post resuscitation care. Cardiac arrest.

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AIRWAY MANAGEMENT

AIRWAY MANAGEMENT . Upper Airway. Lower Airway (Mechanics of Respiration). Airway Management. A ssess for Airway Obstruction! Difficulty breathing Patient conduct (anxious, combative) Abnormal sounds I mprove/Establish Airway Through Maneuvers Chin lift Jaw thrust

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CPR

CPR. What is CPR?. CPR is when one or more individuals breathe and pump blood for an unconscious victim that has no pulse and can not breathe on their own. CPR can save lives, especially if it is administered immediately after the victim collapses. Who should know CPR?. EVERYONE

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Sepsis

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