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Choking and CPR Guidelines for Adults

1) This document provides guidelines for performing rescue breathing, chest compressions, use of airway adjuncts, and assessing circulation and breathing in adult and pediatric choking and cardiac arrest victims. 2) Key steps include opening the airway with head tilt/chin lift or jaw thrust, providing breaths with a bag valve mask or mouth to mouth, performing chest compressions, and using adjuncts like oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways when indicated. 3) Complications of CPR like rib fractures or internal bleeding can occur if improper hand placement or techniques are used.

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Choking and CPR Guidelines for Adults

1) This document provides guidelines for performing rescue breathing, chest compressions, use of airway adjuncts, and assessing circulation and breathing in adult and pediatric choking and cardiac arrest victims. 2) Key steps include opening the airway with head tilt/chin lift or jaw thrust, providing breaths with a bag valve mask or mouth to mouth, performing chest compressions, and using adjuncts like oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways when indicated. 3) Complications of CPR like rib fractures or internal bleeding can occur if improper hand placement or techniques are used.

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RJP

Ni Luh Widani
2010 - AHA ECC Adult Chain of Survival
Sumbatan Jalan Nafas
• Benda asing :
makanan, mainan ,
gigi palsu Harus
dikeluarkan
• Korban tidak sadar 
lidah kebelakang
Mengeluarkan Benda Asing

• Pada klien sadar yang tersedak


heamlik manuver  letakkan tangan
diantara PX dan umbilikus
Mengeluarkan sumbatan benda
asing korban tidak sadar

Abdominat trust
Mengeluarkan benda asing

• Klien hamil / obesitas


• Letakkan tangan
di sternum
Mengeluarkan benda asing

• Bila benda asingnya tampak  finger sweep


Choking:
Conscious Infants
• Position with head downward
• 5 back blows
• 5 chest thrusts
• Repeat
Open the Airway
• Head-tilt/chin lift (no trauma)
– The most common cause of obstruction is
the tongue!
Open the Airway

• Jaw thrust (trauma)


Oropharyngeal Airway

• Keeps tongue from blocking the airway


• Cannot be used in patients with gag
reflex
Oropharyngeal Airway
• Insertion
– Upside down until resistance
– Rotate and advance until flange
is in contact with teeth or gums
Oropharyngeal Airway
• Other methods of insertion
1. Insert right side up, and use a tongue
depressor.
2. Insert at corner of mouth and rotate 90º
while
advancing.
• Preferred for infants
Oropharyngeal Airway
• Must use correct size
– Measure from corner of
mouth to tip of ear
• Too big could push, tongue
into airway
• Too small, won’t reach back
of throat
• Have a selection of sizes available
Oropharyngeal Airway

• Wrong!
Nasopharyngeal Airway

• Keeps the tongue from blocking the


airway
• Better tolerated by patients with gag reflex
• May be used in patients
with locked jaws
Nasopharyngeal Airway
• Must use correct size
– Measure from tip of nose to tip of ear
• Lubricate with water soluble gel
• Try right nostril first
Assess for Breathing
• Is the patient breathing?
– Look, listen, & feel for 10 seconds
• If the victim is not
breathing, give two
breaths (1 and ½ - 2 sec.)
– Pinch the nose
– Seal the mouth with yours
• If the first two don’t go in,
re-tilt and give two more
breaths (if breaths still
do not go in, suspect
choking)
Ventilate the Patient
• Mouth to mask Bag--Valve
Bag Valve--Mask Ventilations
Bila KU penderita tdk baik  OKSIGEN

• Kanul hidung ( 2 – 4 l )  O2: 24-44 %


• Face mask (6-8 l)  O2 : 35 – 60 %
• Non rebreathing mask (8-12l)  O2 : 80 –
90%
• Pernafasan Buatan
– Ventilasi mouth to mouth  O2 16 – 17 %
– Ventilasi mouth to mask udara ekspirasi
– Ambu – bag
Bag--Valve-
Bag Valve-Mask Ventilations
• Making a good mask to face seal
– Use two hands
• For mouth to mask ventilation
• For two person bag-valve-masking
Bag--Valve-
Bag Valve-Mask Ventilations
• Two person BVM (preferred)
– Good seal
• No air leak around mask
– Two hands on bag
• Good volume delivered
• Good control of breath
Bag--Valve-
Bag Valve-Mask Ventilations
• One person BVM
– Prone to inadequate tidal volumes
• Air leaks around mask
• Less air delivered by bag
• Fatigue
Oxygen
• For all patients with
inadequate or absent
breathing
• For all patients with
difficulty breathing
• For all patients in shock
• For all patients with
decreased responsiveness
Circulation
• Assess circulation
– 10 seconds
– Carotid pulse in adults
and children
– Brachial in infants

Observe:
Breathing, coughing,
movement, normal skin
temp. and color, improved
level of responsiveness,
pulse
Check pulse at carotid
artery NEAREST YOU
Rescue Breathing
• If victim shows signs of circulation but is
not breathing:
• Give one rescue breath every 5 seconds
• Reassess after 1 minute and every few
minutes thereafter
– Loosen restrictive clothing around the
neck
• No chest compressions when there are
signs of circulation
Hand Placement for CPR

Letakkan 2-3 jari diatas sternum, lakukan kompresi 30x  kedalaman 1,5-2 inchi
Recovery Position
• Used in unresponsive, uninjured patients,
breathing adequately
• Gravity helps the airway to drain
Menghentikan RJP
• Teraba arteri karotis, pernafasan spontan
• Petugas kelelahan & tidak ada petugas yg
mengantikan dan RJP sudah dilakukan
selama 30 menit tapi tidak ada tanda-
tanda kehidupan
• Klien dinyatakan meninggal
Komplikasi RJP
• Fraktur iga  posisi tangan salah
• Perdarahan intraabdominal  posisi
tangan salah
• Distensi lambung  ventilasi berlebihan

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