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Searcy Medical Solutions, Inc
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AN AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY TRAINING CENTER
A NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL FIRST AID INSTITUTE TRAINING ORGANIZATION
.....providing Vital Lessons for Life!
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PAGE 3 OF 3
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OUR AHA CPR INFORMATION TOOL
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Characteristic
One-Rescuer CPR
Two-Rescuer CPR
Compression Rate
Compression Depth
Compression
Landmarks
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Adult
15:2
15:2
100 (Fast)
1 ½ - 2"
Using Two Hands
Stacked 2 Fingers
Above Xiphoid Process
OR
Between the Nipples
1 every 5'
On Their Lt or Rt Side
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Child
5:1
5:1
100 (Fast)
1 - 1 ½"
Using One Hand
Placed 2 Fingers
Above Xiphoid Process
OR
Between the Nipples
1 every 3'
On Their Lt or Rt Side
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Infant
5:1
5:1
100 (Faster)
½ - 1"
Using Two Fingers
Placed 1 Fingerwidth
Below the Nipple Line
OR
Encircling the Chest
1 every 3'
On Your Arm in a
Prone Position
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OUR CPR & AED INFORMATION TOOLS
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Rescue Breathing
Recovery Position
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OUR LATEST COOL PICS & IMAGES
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Practical Reminders
Proceed with A B C then work backward as necessary by going C B A.
Adult CPR is 4 cycles of 15:2. Pediatric (Child & Infant) CPR is 20 cycles of 5:1.
For an unconscious person, ANY airway obstruction will be determined
upon initial ventilation attempts.
For a person with an airway obstruction, it is better to get AIR IN than it is
to get any OBSTRUCTION OUT.
For a person with an airway obstruction, NEVER worry about the circulation
until the airway is established.
Cease CPR when signs of Circulation return, EMS or MD arrives,
Advance Directives (DNR) are found, Scene safety is compromised
or Exhaustion of rescuer begins.
When doing any Rescue Breathing, continue to monitor the signs of circulation.
When using the Recovery Position to maintain airway, continue to monitor
the signs of circulation.
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GOD BLESS AMERICA!
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CONTACT US
Searcy Medical Solutions, Inc
606 Haley Meadows Drive
Romeoville, IL 60446.3977
815.886.3279 Office
815.935.4400 Pager
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OUR SMSI AED INFORMATION TOOL
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The Manufacturers
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Access Cardiosystems (Access AED)
Cardiac Science (Powerheart G3, Powerheart and Survivalink First Save AEDs)
Defibtech (Lifeline AED)
Heartsine (Samaritan AED)
Medtronic Physio-Control (LifePak CR+ and LifePak 500 AEDs)
Philips Medical (Heartstart Onsite, Agilent FR2, Heartstream Forerunner
and Laerdal Heartstart 911 AEDs)
Welch-Allyn (MRL LifeQuest 20 and 10 AEDs)
Zoll Medical (AEDPlus AED)
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The FACTS
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HIGHLY-EFFECTIVE
Easy-to-use
FAIL-SAFE
Light-weight
Maintenance-free
Liability-free
Cost-effective
PUBLICLY-OVERDUE
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- 80% of all cardiac arrest victims are found in VT/VF.
- The only effective means of conversion is defibrillation.
- The earliest defibrillation can yield the best survival.
- AEDs are easier to learn than CPR.
- Essentially the only way you can hurt someone alive
with an AED is to "hit them over the head with it."
- AEDs weigh between 3 and 7 pounds.
- AEDs can use a 3 - 5 year lithium battery.
- Federal and State Good Samaritan Legislation exists
for CPR and AED rescuers since 1998 at least.
- Manufacturers have indemnification programs available.
- AEDs cost between $1200.00 and $3000.00.
- Heart disease is the #1 CAUSE of death in the US today.
- Sudden cardiac death (SCD) is an equal opportunity
killer, regardless of age, race or sex.
- What are WE waiting for?
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AEDs are not to be used on anyone
Shave and dry chest as necessary. Place pads next to any suspected metal chest implants.
Turn on AED first. Place pads as soon as circulation is found to be absent. Follow voice prompts.
During any analysis of rhythm or shock of victim, echo prompts and make certain ALL are clear!
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OUR LATEST COOL PICS & IMAGES
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Disclaimer: To the best of my knowledge, the information on this page is accurate and up-to-date. If for any reason this information is otherwise,
it is the responsibility of the reader to notify the webmaster so corrections can be instituted. Thanx a bunch!
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© SMSI 2000-2004. All Rights Reserved. First Created: 08.19.00. Last Updated: 11.28.04.
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