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HLTAID009 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation HLTAID011 Provide First Aid HLTAID012 Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting

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Consent  –   ask if conscious (implied if unconscious).. This can be informal… just going to do this is that ok?? Prioritise   –  unconscious breathing casualty has first priority

Good Samaritan clause Duty of Care Negligence Documentation

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It is usually important to undertake debriefing This can be done by  talking to a trained  councellor , a trusted  colleague or religious leader

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Wash Hands Use gloves Plastic apron  Eye protection Consider a mouth mask

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History of the accident. Do not approach the scene until safe! Know all dangers and immediate threats.

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Can they talk. If not apply a painful stimuli

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D Danger R S Send for Help A B C D Response

Send for an Ambulance    000 Put on speaker phone

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D Danger R S Send for Help A B C D Response Airway

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D Danger R S Send for Help A B C D Response Airway Breathing

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D Danger R S Send for Help A B C D Response Airway Breathing CPR Defibrilation

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Alcohol or asphyxiation  Epilepsy  Insulin – Diabetic Coma  Overdose  Uremia – Kidney damage  Trauma  Infection  Pretend, pressure or poison   Stroke, shock or spinal injury

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It allows fluid to drain 	away Tongue will not fall back and block their airway  Maintains an open airway

The casualty must be placed into the Lateral Position.  Why?

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There is never any exception to  this rule

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Send for help  Give nil by mouth  Loosen tight clothing  Reassure the casualty  Never leave them alone

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Complete your head  to toe   Treat injuries  Cover lightly  Monitor vital signs  Continue to   reassure the  casualty

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When do we perform CPR?  When the casualty has:

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At a rate of 100-120 compressions per minute

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More important to circulate blood.        than put more oxygen into body Most casualties already have           enough oxygen in their blood Easier and less confronting – thus more people will do it Most people are NOT competent with breathes

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When to STOP CPR ? The rescuer should continue CPR until

Signs of life return  Qualified help arrives  It is impossible to continue

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Attach an Automated External Defibrillator - AED

If an AED is available use it Follow the prompts Follow the diagram on the pads Requires maintenance and servicing

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Rarely use on infants and children Paediatric pads deliver a lower voltage Infant pads are placed on their front and back

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to keep the casualty alive until help arrives

WorkCover First Aid Course

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