COMPARING THE STANDARD SINGLE-RESCUER CPR AND OVER-THE-HEAD CPR WITHOUT AMBO BAG

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NASIRI EBRAHIM; NASIRI REZA; PADASHI SOHRAB; AKBARI HOUSHANG; BABATABAR HOSSEIN

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Journal: JOURNAL OF MAZANDARAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Year:2012 | Volume:22 | Issue:96 Page(s): 0-0

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COMPARING THE STANDARD SINGLE-RESCUER CPR AND OVER-THE-HEAD CPR WITHOUT AMBO BAG

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MOUTH-TO-MOUTH VENTILATIONQ2

CPRQ2

STANDARD CPRQ2

OVER-THE-HEAD CPRQ2

SINGLE RESCUERQ2

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Background and purpose: One person cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) has a significant role in the survival of cardiac arrest victims. In this study, two techniques of single-rescuer CPR and overthe-head CPR with MOUTH-TO-MOUTH VENTILATION were compared.Materials and methods: This crossover study was carried out among 100 medical students who were previously trained in CPR. They performed regular single-rescuer CPR and chest compressions on manikins. The numbers of MOUTH-TO-MOUTH VENTILATION and chest compressions were recorded during a 2-min CPR. The data was analyzed using parametric and non-parametric tests.Results: The participants included 45 female and 55 male. The mean number of correct chest compression was 17.06±22.5 while this number was 176.6±21.1 for over-the- head CPR (P<0.053). The numbers of correct ventilations and over-the-head CPR were 10±2.1 and 10.2±2.1, respectively (P<0.402).Incorrect chest compression was found to be 31% but it was 24% in over the head CPR (P=0.368).Conclusion: This study verified over-the-head CPR without ambo bag as an effective alternative standard technique when performing one person CPR.

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