Briefly describe the precautions for cardiopulmonary resuscitation

In real life, CPR is a familiar method of emergency treatment for many people. Through CPR, patients can be treated in critical moments. However, when performing CPR, you also need to pay attention to some techniques and methods of operation as well as the frequency of compressions. In general, when performing CPR, you also need to pay more attention to some matters. When doing artificial respiration, you need to pay attention to the strength of blowing, and when pressing, you also need to pay attention to the strength of pressing.

Briefly describe the precautions for cardiopulmonary resuscitation

The resuscitation process consists of three stages: initial resuscitation is on-site rescue, which is the most urgent and mainly involves artificial respiration and cardiac compression to support basic life activities. The second stage is drug and instrument resuscitation, and the third stage is brain resuscitation and post-resuscitation treatment.

AAfter judging that the patient has no breathing and aortic pulsation and no response to calling, first lay the patient flat on the ground (make sure there is a hard board or bed under the body, preferably on the ground), unbutton the clothes, check whether the cervical spine is injured, and then open the airway. If there is a foreign body in the mouth, or if the patient has dentures, tilt the head to one side and remove it with two fingers.

B. Touch the carotid artery on the side close to you, count 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 silently, if there is no pulse, (put your left hand on the patient's forehead, hold the lower jaw with your right index and middle fingers, put your thumb on the lower lip, press down with your left hand, lift up with your right hand, open the airway) do this action at the same time, then pinch the nose and open the mouth with your thumb, blow 2 breaths into the mouth, then open the nose and close the mouth, feel the air coming out of the nose with your ears, and watch the rise and fall of the chest with your eyes, if there is rise and fall, it means it is effective.

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Notice:

1. Keep the body straight and hard, preferably on the ground;

2. Unbutton your clothes first and check if your cervical spine is injured;

3. Only when the chest width rises and falls after blowing can the blowing be effective;

4. The arms must be straight, otherwise the strength cannot be achieved; the hands cannot leave the pressing point;

5. The ratio of compression to blowing is 30:2

6. The resuscitation operation should not be interrupted, the manpower should be well organized, and active preparations should be made for the second phase of resuscitation.