MindMap Gallery Single person CPR operation process
This is a mind map about the single-person CPR operation process. The main contents include: follow-up processing, ending CPR, starting CPR, preparing CPR, and evaluating the environment.
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Single person CPR operation process
Assess the environment
ensure safety
Check your surroundings
Check for dangerous goods
Check to see if anyone else needs help
Keep yourself safe
Wear personal protective equipment
Keep your location safe
Determine if CPR is needed
Check patient consciousness
Tap the patient's shoulder lightly
call the patient loudly
Check breathing
Observe whether the patient’s chest rises and falls
Observe whether there is airflow from the patient's mouth and nose
Check pulse
Examine the patient's large arteries in the neck
Examine the patient's large arteries in the wrist
Prepare for CPR
Prepare first aid kit
Check the contents of the first aid kit;
Check if you have a CPR mask
Check if there is a respirator
Check if there are emergency medicines
Check if disinfectant supplies are available
Preparing a CPR mask
Check whether the mask is intact;
Check if the mask is clean
Prepare respirator
Check whether the respirator is intact
Check whether the respirator is clean
Prepare body position
Lay the patient flat
Turn the patient's head to one side
Position the patient's body
Check patient's clothing
Check whether the patient's clothing is obstructing breathing
Check patient's clothing to see if it is impeding CPR
Start CPR
Perform chest compressions
Place one hand in the center of the patient's chest
Place your other hand on top of the first
Press straight down;
Maintain compression depth and frequency
Give artificial respiration
Place the mask over the patient's mouth and nose
Give artificial respiration twice
Check patient response
Continuous CPR
Continue chest compressions and artificial respiration
Check patient response
Check patient's breathing and pulse
Adjust CPR depth and frequency as needed
End CPR
Determine whether CPR needs to be continued
Check patient response
Check patient's breathing and pulse
Adjust CPR depth and frequency as needed
Stop CPR;
Stop chest compressions and artificial respiration
Check patient response
Check patient's breathing and pulse
Adjust CPR depth and frequency as needed
Waiting for professional medical assistance
Call emergency number
Provide patient information
Provide on-site information
Waiting for professional medical assistance
Follow-up processing
Record the CPR process
Record CPR start time
Record the end time of CPR
Record CPR depth and frequency
Record patient response
Clean up the scene
Clean out first aid kit
Clean CPR masks and respirators
Clean patient's clothing
Clean up the site environment
Follow-up medical treatment
Cooperate with medical professionals
Provide patient information
Provide information about the CPR process
Cooperate with professional medical personnel for follow-up medical treatment.