2010心肺复苏(国外英语资料).doc

2010心肺复苏(国外英语资料) 2005 main contents of the amendment: 1 when the adults were given single or double rescue, the ventilation ratio was 30:2; When the child or baby is rescued by single stroke, the ventilation ratio is 30:2, double 15:2 2 chest compressions and artificial respiration were performed at five cycles during the 30:2 ratio, with an external compression frequency of 100 beats per minute, and artificial insufflation for more than 1 seconds; Guidelines for the resuscitation of neonatal asphyxia, 2010 International cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) guidelines for the latest standards, 3 adult compression depth of 4 ~ 5cm, children push the depth of 2 ~ 3cm, baby depth of 1 ~ 2cm The updated standard scale for international cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) guidelines for 2005 The most important change in the guidelines is to simplify CPR procedures and increase the number of chest compressions per minute and reduce the number of chest compressions during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Here are some of the most important new ideas in this guide: New proposal 1 Delete the non specialized first aid before the chest compressions were evaluated: the non specialized first aid training for unconscious patients encountered stop breathing, chest compressions immediately began the first 2 times after artificial respiration. New proposal 2 To simplify the procedure of artificial respiration: all artificial respiration (either mouth, mouth mask, balloon - mask, or balloon of advanced airway) should be continued to ensure gas blowing over a second, enough to enter and make a significant elevation of the thorax. New proposal 3 Artificial respiration training for non professional first responders without chest compressions was removed. New proposal 4 A single (average) compression / ventilation ratio of 30:2 is recommended for all patients except those except neonates. The proposal aims to simplify teaching and provide longer, uninterrupted chest compressions. New propos