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DO NOW. What does CPR stand for? What is CPR? How do we perform CPR??. INTRODUCTION TO CPR. Sports medicine & Performance i. What does CPR stand for?. CARDIO PULMONARY RESUSCITATION. What is CPR??.

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  1. DO NOW • What does CPR stand for? • What is CPR? • How do we perform CPR??

  2. INTRODUCTION TO CPR Sports medicine & Performance i

  3. What does CPR stand for? • CARDIO • PULMONARY • RESUSCITATION

  4. What is CPR?? • CPR is an emergency life-saving technique that is performed on people who are suffering from cardiac arrest.

  5. Why do we perform CPR? • Circulate oxygenated blood to vital organs (brain, heart, lungs) until other procedures can be performed to restore the person's heartbeat and breathing. • After more than about ____ minutes without oxygen, the human brain can suffer permanent damage, so this procedure increases a person's chances of making a full recovery. 5

  6. Why do we perform CPR?? • By itself, CPR is rarely enough for the person to survive, because it typically does not restore the person's heartbeat. • This procedure typically is done as first aid to temporarily keep blood flowing to the brain until emergency responders arrive and can begin treating the person.

  7. How do we perform CPR? • The main action taken in performing CPR is called chest compressions, which involves pressing down firmly and quickly on the center of the person's chest. • Experts say that compressions should be done at a rate of about 100 -120 per minute. • When possible, cardiopulmonary resuscitation also involves making sure that the person's airway is clear of obstruction and supplying air to the person's lungs, either by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation or by using a special device that can blow air into the person's mouth.

  8. How do we perform CPR? • Chest compressions are considered to be more important, and studies have shown that rescue breaths provide minimal benefits. • Therefore, experts say that compression-only (or Hands Only) CPR is sufficient unless the person providing help is well trained in rescue procedures.

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