Infant CPR
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Infant CPR: A Vital Life-Saving Skill
1. Introduction to Infant CPR
Understanding the significance of infant CPR and its unique requirements.
1.1 Definition of Infant CPR
Key Points:
- Infant CPR is administered from birth to one year old.
- Unique considerations when performing CPR on infants.
1.2 Importance of Training
Key Considerations:
- Training ensures readiness in case of infant CPR situations.
- Effective communication in assessing an infant's response.
- Understanding the role of permission and consent.
2. Scene Safety and Initial Assessment
Ensuring a safe environment and evaluating the infant's condition.
2.1 Scene Safety
Key Guidelines:
- Evaluating the safety of the scene before commencing CPR.
- Considerations for performing CPR in various environments.
2.2 Assessment of Infant Response
Key Steps:
- Interacting with the infant to observe responses.
- Looking for signs such as twitches and movements.
- Seeking permission or consent from parents or guardians.
3. Airway Management and Breathing Assessment
Proper techniques for assessing the infant's airway and breathing.
3.1 Airway Management
Key Techniques:
- Unique considerations for opening the infant's airway.
- Maintaining a neutral head position to ensure airflow.
3.2 Breathing Assessment
Key Procedures:
- Performing a 10-second breathing check.
- Recognizing the absence of breathing.
4. Initiation of CPR and Calling for Help
Essential steps in initiating CPR and seeking assistance.
4.1 Commencing CPR
Key Actions:
- Providing one minute of CPR before calling for help.
- Understanding the importance of addressing respiratory issues.
4.2 Calling Emergency Services
Key Guidelines:
- Activating emergency services after one minute of CPR.
- Effective communication to convey the situation.
5. Providing CPR: Breaths and Compressions
Proper techniques for delivering breaths and chest compressions to infants.
5.1 Delivering Breaths
Key Steps:
- Sealing the mouth around both the mouth and nose.
- Gentle, controlled breaths to avoid over-inflation.
5.2 Chest Compressions
Key Techniques:
- Using two fingers to perform compressions at the nipple line.
- Appropriate depth and speed of compressions.
6. Continuation of CPR and Handing Over to Professionals
Continuous CPR and coordination with emergency services.
6.1 Continuing CPR
Key Considerations:
- Persistence in CPR until help arrives or instructed otherwise.
- Adapting to different scenarios, including ambulance transport.
7. Conclusion and Recalling Infant CPR
Summary of the importance of infant CPR and the knowledge gained.
7.1 The Significance of Infant CPR
Key Takeaways:
- Infant CPR is a critical skill for potential life-saving situations.
- Training ensures preparedness and the ability to act effectively.
- IPOSi Unit two LO1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 2.1, 2.2 & 2.3
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