Presented by: Rina Hadi Abdullah Lestari

ACLS Instructor, CRN, Nursing Director secretary

For patients with known or suspected opioid addiction who are unresponsive with no normal breathing but a pulse, it is reasonable for appropriately trained lay rescuers and BLS providers, in addition to providing standard BLS care, to administer intramuscular (IM) or intranasal (IN) naloxone

Bystander Naloxone in Opioid-Associated Life-Threatening Emergencies

Q.1: What are the elements of high Quality CPR

-Push hard Push Fast-Allow Chest to Complete Recoil-Minimize Interruption-Ventilate Adequately

Q.2: When you will use an AED

a. After 2 cycle of CPRb. 1 half to 3 minutes of CPRc. Immediately after its readyd. Not necessary

Q.4: What is the compression rate for adult CPR

100-120 compression/minutes

Q.5: Depth of Chest Compression for adult

a. At least 2 inchesb. Not more than 2.4 inchesc. less than 2 inchesd. A and Be. B and C

Q.5: Maximum time limits for CPR interruption

10 seconds

Q.6: Chain of Survival for OHCA

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