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CPR BLS Adult Emergency Response Guide

The document outlines a CPR-BLS scenario involving a middle-aged co-worker who experiences chest pain and becomes unconscious. It details the steps to take, including ensuring scene safety, checking responsiveness, directing a bystander to call for help, and performing chest compressions. The scenario emphasizes the importance of immediate action in a medical emergency.

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CPR BLS Adult Emergency Response Guide

The document outlines a CPR-BLS scenario involving a middle-aged co-worker who experiences chest pain and becomes unconscious. It details the steps to take, including ensuring scene safety, checking responsiveness, directing a bystander to call for help, and performing chest compressions. The scenario emphasizes the importance of immediate action in a medical emergency.

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CPR -BLS Script

Case Scenario No. 1: Adult


You are alone on your break, and as you get ready to enter the elevator to go to the lunchroom you saw a
middle-aged co-worker, known diabetic and on antihypertensive medication for 7 years. You said hello and
asked how he is doing. He narrated that he had to see the Company Physician at the Occupational Health
Clinic because he took a new antihypertensive which seems to make him cough. But he said that his
spouse has been coughi9ng and with a fever for 2 days after her trip from China. Suddenly he removed his
mask as he clutched his chest in pain. “I cannot breathe”, your co-worker said. You noticed that his lips are
turning bluish; he then trips and falls to the ground unconscious. A bystander who does not know CPR is
present. What would you do?

Scene 1: Me exiting door and walking down the hallway

Scene 2: Video about middle aged (PT) talking to soemeones as she/he is ready to end the conversation
and met me (the HCP)

Scene 3: I said my greeting and asked how she/he is doing and then mah chichika ganun (for at least 10
seconds)

Scene 4: He/she removed the masked (PT) then clutched at his/her chest and said “I cannot breathe”

Scene 5: Video about his/her lip (make up nalang) that it was turning blue

Scene 6: He/she (PT) fell on the ground unconscious…

Scene 7: the HCP is shocked and indecisive clip….


Step 1: Check if the scene is safe
**Looking around**

Step 2: Tap and shout “Are you okay?”


** lift chin and check pulse and breathing” **

Step 3: Direct the bystander to call 911 and get and AED.
**command the bystander to call 911 and AED**

Step 4: Cover
**cover yourself with mask and the person**

Step 5: Chest Compressions – 30; 2 until help arrives


**begin chest compressions**

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