CARDIAC EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN DRILL LEVEL IV (Athletic Student) Page 2 Assessment Findings Cardiac Emergency Rescuer 1 CPR rescuer Rescuer 2 911 Rescuer 3 AED Rescuer 4 – – – – Response Site caller rescuer Observer/time Champion keeper assesses victim. the scene is safe. Call EMS/ front Runs or calls for Completes Rescuer 1 Drill ●Notifies ●Confirms ● ● ● is unresponsive. administration and office to notify AED in the field Checklist. ●Victim victim: Checks ●Assesses is no breathing. office staff of drill to others. (“Student house. Times Drill with ● ● responsiveness (tap and “are avoid unintentional 911 suddenly stopwatch. you OK?”). calls EMS call. unconscious on the Rescuer 2 no response call for Rescuer 2 ●If drill football field”.) ●Chooses to call 9-1-1 and to Rescuer 3 location. Instructs Rescuer ● retrieve the school AED. Places manikin and to obtain AED in 3 ● AED training Unit at field house. for normal breathing for drill location. Meets EMS at ● seconds. AED training unit front of school. ●If not breathing or not breathing ●If not available, create normally (gasping), immediately mock AED pads and begin chest compressions at a rate place at drill location of 30 compressions to 2 breaths OR administer Hands-Only CPR. CPR until AED ●Continues Training Unit arrives. arrives with Continues chest compressions as Arrives with the Rescuer 3 ● ● school AED (will switch out best as you are able to while AED & swaps for with AED Training Unit for readies the AED training unit or Rescuer 3 actual use) Training Unit and places the pads mock pads Victim’s chest is sweaty on the victim. Exposes ● ● causing poor pad contact that Dries chest. ● requires the victim’s chest to Turns AED ● be dried before the pads will Training Unit “on”. attach successfully. Attaches pads. ● Note: Suggested solutions (pressing down on pads, check cable connections, comment victim is “the sweaty.”) Victim’s initial rhythm is Clears & ● ● Ventricular Fibrillation (VF). Analyzes. Rhythm remains VF for 1 Clears & shocks ● ● 1 time.
CARDIAC EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN DRILL LEVEL IV (Athletic Student) Page 2 Assessment Findings Cardiac Emergency Response Site Champion Rescuer 1 – CPR rescuer Rescuer 2 – 911 caller Rescuer 3 – AED rescuer Rescuer 4 – Observer/time keeper Rescuer 1 assesses victim. ●Victim is unresponsive. ● is no breathing. Rescuer 2 calls EMS ●Notifies administration and office staff of drill to avoid unintentional 911 call. ●Chooses drill location. ● Places manikin and AED training Unit at drill location. ●If AED training unit not available, create mock AED pads and place at drill location ●Confirms the scene is safe. ●Assesses victim: Checks responsiveness (tap and “are you OK?”). ●If no response call for Rescuer 2 to call 9-1-1 and Rescuer 3 to retrieve the school AED. for normal breathing for seconds. ●If not breathing or not breathing normally (gasping), immediately begin chest compressions at a rate of 30 compressions to 2 breaths OR administer Hands-Only CPR. ●Continues CPR until AED Training Unit arrives. ● Call EMS/ front office to notify others. (“Student suddenly unconscious on the football field”.) ● Instructs Rescuer 3 to obtain AED in field house. ● Meets EMS at front of school. ● Runs or calls for AED in the field house. ● Completes Drill Checklist. ● Times Drill with stopwatch. Rescuer 3 arrives with school AED (will switch out with AED Training Unit for actual use) ● Victim’s chest is sweaty causing poor pad contact that requires the victim’s chest to be dried before the pads will attach successfully. Note: Suggested solutions (pressing down on pads, check cable connections, comment “the victim is sweaty.”) ● Continues chest compressions as best as you are able to while Rescuer 3 readies the AED Training Unit and places the pads on the victim. ● Arrives with the AED & swaps for training unit or mock pads ● Exposes ● Dries chest. ● Turns AED Training Unit “on”. ● Attaches pads. ● Victim’s initial rhythm is Ventricular Fibrillation (VF). ● Rhythm remains VF for 1 ● Clears & Analyzes. ● Clears & shocks 1 time.
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