2010心肺苏醒(国外英文资料).docVIP

2010心肺复苏 The main contents of the 2005 revision: 1 for adults, the ventilation ratio for single or double rescue is 30:2; For children or infants, the pressure ventilation ratio is 30:2, 2, 2, 2 Chest compressions and artificial respiration were carried out at a rate of 30:2 for five cycles, with chest compressions 100 times per minute. Air blowing for more than one second at a time; Neonatal asphyxia recovery guide 2010 international the latest standard cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) guidelines, 3 adult press depth of 4 ~ 5 cm, children on the depth of 2 ~ 3 cm, the baby on the depth of 1 ~ 2 cm The latest standard for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) guidelines in 2005 In the guide is the most important change is to simplify the cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) increased the number of chest compressions per minute and reduce the intermittent chest compressions. Here are some of the most important new tips for this guide: New suggestion 1 Delete the non-professional responders vital signs before they begin chest compressions evaluation: training for non-professional responders to meet the unconscious patients to stop breathing, to immediately start chest compressions after 2 rescue breaths. New suggestion 2 Simplify the procedure of artificial respiration: all artificial respiration (from mouth to mouth, mouth of the mask, balloon, mask, or a balloon for advanced airway) shall continue to blow more than 1 second, ensure that there is enough gas to enter and thoracic significantly raised. New suggestion 3 The manual breathing exercises for non-professional first responders are removed during the absence of chest compressions. New proposal 4 The recommended single (general) compressions/ventilation ratio for all ages (except neonates) is 30:2. The idea is to simplify teaching and provide longer, uninterrupted chest compressions. New proposals for 5 Implemented by people, health care, pediatric basic life sup