Ellis Lifeguard Training Latest Update 100% Pass

Ellis Lifeguard Training Latest Update 100% Pass Primary Check Steps 1. Survey Scene 2. Gloves 3. Check for response 4. Activate EAP (911/Trauma Bag) 5. Check pulse and breathing If there is a pulse but no breathing: Go into AR (Rescue breathing) If there is no pulse or breathing: CPR AR breathing for an adult 1 breath every 5 seconds; 24 total (2 minutes) AR breathing for a child/infant 1 breath every 3 seconds; 40 total (2 minutes) AR Steps: 1. Open airway 2. Breaths (every 5 sec adult, every 3 sec child/infant) 3. Visible chest rise 4. 2 minutes 5. Reassess after 2 mins - Check pulse and breathing CPR for adults: How many? How long? How deep? Rate? 30 compressions, 2 breathes Forever 2-2.4 inches 110 Compressions/min. CPR for kids/infants: How many? (Team v. single) depth? Single = 30 compressions, 2 breathes Team = 15 compressions, 2 breathes 1/3 chest depth When the chest stops rising readjust and try 1 more breath (first times you, second time is them) then proceed to FBAO FBAO = Foreign Body Airway Obstruction FBAO steps 1. Retilt and try again 2. 30 compressions (for babies, just below nipple line) 3. Check mouth 4. Sweep mouth is necessary 5. 2 test breaths 6. repeat if necessary 7. Resume care Resuming AR after FBAO Adults = +5 breaths Child/Infant = +10 breaths When vomiting occurs (If in the middle of AR, keep counting) Put person into recovery position, sweep mouth and resume care EAP = Emergency Action Plan CAB = Prioritize Circulation, Airway and Breathing PFI = Prevent Further Injury -Glycemia Sugar -Thermia Heat -Volemic Shock Fluids Progression of heat related emergencies 1. Heat cramps 2. Heat exhaustion 3. Heat stroke Diabetes Problems with sugar Musculoskeletal Muscles, bones and joints Fainting A sudden loss of consciousness Seizures Convulsions Anaphylactic Shock Severe allergic reactions Asthma Problems with breathing Heimlich Maneuver