Part 1 DAILY DIALOG (Click to Open/Close)
Welcome to Week 3 Day 2 Part 1!
YOU WILL NEED FOR THIS FEATURE!
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Read each line out loud several times. Then, click on the little microphone and say it to the computer. (The microphone icon is sometimes unresponsive, you may have to click it more than once to start it or reset it. Don't give up!)
1. SAY: A child is anywhere from over age 1 to the earliest signs of puberty.
2. SAY: Puberty is defined as breast development in girls or...
3. SAY: ...the appearance of underarm hair or chest hair in boys.
4. SAY: If any such signs are present, the victim is considered an adult...
5. SAY: ...and should be given adult CPR.
Part 2 CPR TIPS and TECHNIQUES AND LINK TO WORKSHEETS (Click to Open/Close)
Welcome to Week 3 Day 2 Part 2!
Child CPR Training Summary
If a child does not respond and is not breathing normally, call 911. Check for a pulse for at most 10 seconds. If the child does not have a carotid pulse, begin CPR. Perform chest compressions using one hand in the center of the chest for thirty compressions. These compressions should be performed at a depth of at least 1/3 the depth of the chest. Give two breaths, followed by 30 compressions, and repeat until the child revives, an AED is available, or advanced life support arrives.
Part 3 PST! PRICELESS STUDY TIP (Click to Open/Close)
Welcome to Week 3 Day 2 Part 3!
Visit this link and look through the PDFs for 1 and 2-rescuer CPR for adults and infants. The sheets will tell you how you will be evaluated. You can print them out and have a friend test you! What have you got to lose?
Part 4 LAB SKILLS (Click to Open/Close)
Welcome to Week 3 Day 2 Part 4!
Do you feel comfortable with the differences between CPR for adults and children? How about when there are two rescuers? What devices are allowed or not allowed when there are two rescuers? How about when there is just one? Why don't you take a minute to follow the link and watch a training video or two? They last about 3 minutes each!
