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Cardiac arrest is hard to recognize Laypersons may not have confidence CPR can be technically difficult Challenges of Early CPR Confidence predicts action How do we gain confidence? Education Practice Experience How do we gain confidence? Education Practice Experience Encouragement Cardiac arrest is hard to recognize Laypersons may not have confidence CPR can be technically difficult Challenges of Early CPR 10 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds 60 seconds The average time required to open the airway and provide 2 breaths for bystanders during the first cycle is…..? Initial airway management 10 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds 60 seconds The average time required to open the airway and provide 2 breaths for bystanders during the first cycle is…..? Initial airway management 5 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds 20 seconds During subsequent cycles of CPR by the bystander, ventilations interrupt chest compressions …..? Subsequent CPR cycles 5 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds 20 seconds During subsequent cycles of CPR by the bystander, ventilations interrupt chest compressions …..? Subsequent CPR cycles Eliminate ventilations Focus on chest compressions Mechanisms Eliminate ventilations Focus on chest compressions 15% 10% Hands Only Rescue Breathing Survival + Chest Compressions Seattle - King County experience (1978 - 1984) The Story of Dispatcher Assisted CPR 50% Bystander-initiated (no dispatch assist) 25% Dispatcher program increased the rates of bystander CPR by……?A. 5%B. 10%C. 15%D. 20% The Story of Dispatcher Assisted CPR Bystander-initiated (no dispatch assist) 25% Bystander CPR since initiation of dispatcher assistance (1985 - 2007) 50% Bystander-initiated (no dispatch assist) 25% Dispatcher-assisted Potential to nearly double proportion who receive CPR The Story of Dispatcher Assisted CPR 30% 20% Conceptual Role of the Dispatcher Passive Transfer information Allocate Resources Active Interpret information Engage Resources Deliver Tra