Question

Explain the reason of the followings:

Adult/Child - Body Airway Obstruction-Unconscious

Establish unresponsiveness.	When do we access EMS in an adult?Child?
If victim becomes unconscious during Responsive Rescue gently lower the victim to the ground and begin CPR. (If victim is found unconscious follow Adult/Child CPR protocol). Begin CPR (starting with compressions, do not check pulse) with extra step: each time you open the airway, look for object in the back of the throat. If you see the object and can easily remove it, remove it.	Do you ever use a blind finger sweep?Visual finger sweep?
After about 2 minutes of CPR activate Emergency Response if no one has done so
* If victim is breathing or resumes effective breathing, place in recovery position.

Infant: Body Airway Obstruction-Unconscious

Establish unresponsiveness. If second rescuer is available, have him or her activate the EMS system.
If victim becomes unconscious during Responsive Rescue gently lower the victim to the ground and begin CPR. (If victim is found unconscious follow Adult/Child CPR protocol). Begin CPR (starting with compressions, do not check pulse) with extra step: each time you open the airway, look for object in the back of the throat. If you see the object and can easily remove it, remove it.
After about 2 minutes of CPR activate Emergency Response
* If victim is breathing or resumes effective breathing, place in recovery position.

Answer 1

individual	EMS needed or not	blind sweep
adult/child	-before and after CPR -after an fibrillator administration -why ems is required because to access the cause and prevent avoidable causes of unresponsiveness eg: hypoglycemia, or to give higher treatment like intubation removal of foreign body	never to be attempted both in child or adult
infants	- yes - foreign body removal - every 2 minutes of CPR seeking emergency response is the CPR becomes ineffective when done by a single person alone - higher treatment	never to be attempted