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1 Prior to the start of this training please ensure you have all the equipment and supplies required for each staff member participating Hands only CPR Pillow and Thick Book or Thick Towel Roll of Toilet Paper XL T-shirt Click link to view set up Bleeding Control (B-Con) Blue Cat Trainer Training Hyfin Twin Pack Emergency Trauma Dressing S rolled gauze Contact CSFD to reserve and pickup Note: A deposit will be required to receive equipment CORAL

A MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF Hello I'm Frank Babinec Fire Chief for the Coral Springs-Parkland

The training you are about to embark on can and will save someone s life.

However, these tools we are providing can certainly improve the odds along with the confidence

2 A MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF Hello I'm Frank Babinec Fire Chief for the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department and would like to thank you for your participation in this program. The training you are about to embark on can and will save someone s life. No one is ever truly prepared or know how they will act in a crisis situation. However, these tools we are providing can certainly improve the odds along with the confidence to act when and if ever called upon. If my department can be of any assistance please contact us by or at csfd@coralsprings.org

3 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Program will start on the next slide.

4 SAVE A LIFE Your community needs you! Learn how to provide Hands only CPR Automatic External Defibrillation (AED) STOP the Bleed / Bleeding Control for the Injured (B-Con)

5 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Hands Only CPR BE THE DIFFERENCE FOR SOMEONE YOU LOVE If you are called on to perform CPR in an emergency, you will most likely be trying to save the life of someone you love: a child, a spouse, a parent or a friend. Seventy percent of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen in homes. About 46 percent of people who experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest receive the immediate help that they need before professional help arrives. Hands-Only CPR has been shown to be as effective as conventional CPR for cardiac arrest at home, at work or in public spaces.

$- FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Hands Only CPR 2 STEPS TO SAVE A LIFE Hands-Only CPR is CPR without mouth-to-mouth breaths.$ Call 9-1-1 (or send someone to do that). 2. Push hard and fast in the center of the chest. When you call 911, you need to stay on the phone until the 911 dispatcher (operator) tells you to hang up.

Call 9-1-1 (or send someone to do that). 2. Push hard and fast in the center of the chest. When you call 911, you need to stay on the phone until the 911 dispatcher (operator) tells you to hang up.

6 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Hands Only CPR 2 STEPS TO SAVE A LIFE Hands-Only CPR is CPR without mouth-to-mouth breaths. It is recommended for use by people who see a teen or adult suddenly collapse in an out-of-hospital setting (such as at home, at work or in a park). It consists of two easy steps: 1. Call (or send someone to do that). 2. Push hard and fast in the center of the chest. When you call 911, you need to stay on the phone until the 911 dispatcher (operator) tells you to hang up. The dispatcher will ask you about the emergency. They will also ask for details like your location. It is important to be specific, especially if you re calling from a mobile phone as that is not associated with a fixed location or address. Remember that answering the dispatcher s questions will not delay the arrival of help.

7 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Hands Only CPR TAKE 90 SECONDS TO LEARN HOW TO SAVE A LIFE -Play Video-

8 Hands Only CPR Now, 1:-t' s ou12-1iurv\... Practice the steps Make sure you have your equipment

9 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Hands Only CPR Hands-Only CPR is a natural introduction to CPR, and the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department encourages everyone to learn conventional CPR as a next step. For more information on becoming certified and available classes please visit the CORAL REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC SAFETY or

$:: \ T - Automated External Defibrillator AED Cardiac arrest and other$ life-threatening emergencies can happen anywhere, even in your workplace.

10 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Automated External Defibrillator AED Cardiac arrest and other life-threatening emergencies can happen anywhere, even in your workplace. 0 ' AED AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR ~, " 9AED, Giving CPR and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) can greatly increase the victim s chance of survival.

11 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Automated External Defibrillator AED What is an AED? The automated external defibrillator (AED) is a computerized medical device. An AED can check a person s heart rhythm and recognize a rhythm that requires a shock. It can advise the rescuer when a shock is needed. The AED uses voice prompts, lights and text messages to tell the rescuer the steps to take.

12 - FIRE DEP.:ORT~'.:: \ T - USE of an AED? Automated External Defibrillator AED STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: STEP 4: STEP 5: p If you see someone collapse, immedia1ely call 911 and alert the paramedics. If the person Is not brea1hlng, begin CPR, and ask a bystander 10 locate the nearest AED device Tum on the AED machine, and attach the adhesive pads to lhe person's ctiest The AED will analyze the person's heart rate, and determine whether a shod is nece$sary. If a shock is required make sure that you and au bystanders are clear of the victim. Press the "shock' button on the AED machine After shoek,s adm,n,stered immediately resume CPR for 2 minutes, until the Af.D instl\lcts you to stop and begins 10 reanalyze. If necessary, repeat steps 4-5

13 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Automated External Defibrillator AED -Play Video-

14 - FIRE DEP.:ORT~'.:: \ T - Automated External Defibrillator AED Now, i:-t's Practice the steps

15 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Automated External Defibrillator AED There are many types of AED s available. The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department does not recommend one device over another. For more information on becoming certified and available classes please visit the CORAL REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC SAFETY or

Alerts bystanders of the need for CPR Real time data from our dispatch system sent to

16 MAKE A DIFFERENCE JOIN THE PulseP~int TEAM! WHAT IS PulsePeint? A Mobile App for iphone and Android What does it do? Alerts bystanders of the need for CPR Real time data from our dispatch system sent to Pulse Point server Specific nature codes trigger alerts to a users device DOWNLOAD THE APP TODAY AND REGISTER! DOWNLOAD THE APP TODAY... AND REGISTER!

$:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) #1 Is what the U.S.$ Anny ranks hemorrhage in the list of preventable causes of death on the

17 - FIRE DE P.:ORT~'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) #1 Is what the U.S. Anny ranks hemorrhage in the list of preventable causes of death on the battlefield g The number of people killed as a r<~sult of th9 Charleston church shooting in.june of '15 35% Of pre- hospital deaths are a result of hemorrhaging 80% Of mass casualty patients are delivered to medical facilities by non-ambulances THE BLEED 140 The number of Active Shooting Events recorded from

18 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) The focus of this program is on: Knowing the contents of the Kit and the Equipment Recognize life-threatening bleeding The immediate response to bleeding Appropriate ways to stop the bleeding The help given by an immediate responder can often make the difference between life and death, even before professional rescuers arrive. With the right training, YOU can help save lives! With the right training, YOU can help save lives!

19 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - Public Access Bleeding Control Kits -Play Video-

20 e ding Control Kit contains l ach Individual Blee...:. ~ lltm'11 ~:'n,~... : : ~ lll!jllf)ji~l.,,,ji. <;!impressed A V C-A-I'R ; ETD : uet : I : Responder : euauze

$- FIRE DE P.:ORT~'.:: \ T - INSTRUCTIONAL CARD Apply Gauze & Compress 1. Identify & Caver the wound 2. Apply Direct Pressure until Bleeding is controlled 3.$ over the Wound - Wra~ around the LimRl.

21 - FIRE DE P.:ORT~'.:: \ T - INSTRUCTIONAL CARD Apply Gauze & Compress 1. Identify & Caver the wound 2. Apply Direct Pressure until Bleeding is controlled 3. Wrap Wound with ETD (See next Step) Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) Open Chest Wound 1 (lntennediate & Advanced Kits) Apply HyFin~ Chest Seal Place Pad over the Wound - Wra~ around the LimRl. ~overing mepad Pull ETD Firmly, and continue t o Wrap, covering the wound completely 3 Wipe Wound wit h Gauze 4 Peel Seal from Backing using Red Tab Secure with velcro style fastener when wrap is complete Center over wound Firmly Press onto skin Make a copy of the PDF and provide to each employee

$- FIRE DEP.:ORT~'.:: \ T - INSTRUCTIONAL CARD Major Bleeding on Arm or Leg Apply C-A-T'" Tourniquet TWO-HANDED APPLICATION Route the band around the limb.$

22 - FIRE DEP.:ORT~'.:: \ T - INSTRUCTIONAL CARD Major Bleeding on Arm or Leg Apply C-A-T'" Tourniquet TWO-HANDED APPLICATION Route the band around the limb. pass thered tip through the slit of the buckle. and position the C A T" 2 3" above the bleeding site directly to the skin. OR ONE HANDfD APPL/CA TJON Insert the lnjured limb through the loop In thr. band and position the C-A-T' 2-3" abovr. the bleeding site dlrectlyto the skin. PuU band tightly and fasten it bact on itself all the way around the limb, Twist the rod until butnot overtherod '-----''-----':.L.I bleeding has stopped. clips. 8andshuuld In, tight enough lhal tips of three (3) fingers Uc NOT be slid between the band and the limb. If the tips of three (3) fingers slide under band. re tighten and re-secure. Secure the rod Inside a dip to lor.k It In placr.. Check for bleeding and distal pulse. If bleeding Is not controlled, or distal ptase Is present, c:unsidi:-r ad1iitiunal ti.ghlening or applying d sec:unrl C-A-TD a bove aml ~dc!-by-side to the first. Reas._c:.ess. Route the band between the clips and over the rod. Secure rod and band with TIME strap.r<!cord tlmr. of application. '"If you carmot be sure or u,110: take the additional time to examinewheie the bleeding 5com ng from based on the 5ituatk>n, lhec-a-tgcan beeffecti\'el\'aoplied O'il!r clothil18 as hb;hon the arm or leg :1s possib-le. TheC-A-TI! must NOT beapolied o "er wlidobiecl5' within tte clotting. As soon as thesil1..>atk>npe1jtib, thei 1;.ned limbshoutd be evaluated and thec-a-tg re110sjtiooed 2"-~." above the ini\l'\'directlv lo thes.f.(il, Make a copy of the PDF and provide to each employee

23 SPR_INGS PARKLA~D - Fllf OFPAOH/,HT - LET S LET'S REVIEW TYPES OF INJURIES AND RECOGNIZING WOUNDS THAT CAN LEAD TO DEATH FROM BLEEDING

24 Wounds That Can Lead to Death from Bleeding Arm and Leg Wounds Most frequent cause of preventable death from injury Bleeding from these wounds can be controlled by DIRECT PRESSURE or a TOURNIQUET

25 Wounds That Can Lead to Death from Bleeding Torso Junctional Wounds Neck, shoulder, and groin Bleeding can be controlled by DIRECT PRESSURE or WOUND PACKING DIRECT PRESSURE WOUND PACKING

Wounds That Can Lead to Death from Bleeding Front, back, or side Chest and Abdominal Injuries Usually cause internal bleeding This bleeding CANNOT be stopped outside the

26 Wounds That Can Lead to Death from Bleeding Front, back, or side Chest and Abdominal Injuries Usually cause internal bleeding This bleeding CANNOT be stopped outside the hospital CANNOT These victims need rapid transport to a trauma center Identify these patients to EMS providers when they arrive Application of a chest seal will be shown in the video

27 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - LET S LET'S REVIEW HOW TO UTILIZE THE EQUIPMENT FROM THE KIT

28 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) First and foremost Ensure your own safety! First and foremost... Ensure your own safety! The ABCs of Bleeding A Alert call B Bleeding find the bleeding injury C Compress apply pressure to stop the bleeding by: 1. Covering the wound with a clean cloth and applying pressure by pushing directly on it with both hands, OR 2. Using a tourniquet, OR 3. Packing (filling) the wound with gauze or a clean cloth and then applying pressure with both hands HOW TO VIDEO LINKS ARE PROVIDED ON UPCOMING SLIDES

29 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) ETD Trauma Dressing Application -Play Video-

30 - FIRE DEP.:ORT~'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) Practice the steps

31 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) CAT Application -Play Video-

32 - FIRE DEP.:ORT~'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) Practice the steps

33 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) Hyfin Vent Chest Seal -Play Video-

34 - FIRE DEP.:ORT~'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) Practice the steps

35 - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - BLEEDING CONTROL FOR THE INJURED (B-CON) The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department recommends you review this training annually. Each time a new employee is hired and the more often you practice the more proficient you will be. For more information on B-CON training please visit the CORAL REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC SAFETY /

36 - FIRE DEPARTMEN T - Equipment & Supplies The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department would like to thank North American Rescue (NAR) for their support. NAR kindly donated the training kits available for use. If you wish to purchase your own training supplies please contact Name Item Cost lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiill I Blue Cat Trainer # $25.97 each Training Hyfin Twin Pack # $9.94 each Emergency Trauma Dressing # $2.50 each S rolled gauze # $1.89 each

37 CORAL - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - References The videos and content of this training /introduction have been provided for knowledge and informational purposes. The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department encourages all participants to seek formal training from a recognized entity to ensure proficiency. For information about our training in each area please feel free to contact our training center, the Coral Springs Regional Institute of Public Safety American Heart Association Hands Only CPR American Red Cross Automated External Defibrillation Stop the Bleed BCON / North American Rescue

38 CORAL - FIRE DEP.:ORT,-.'.:: \ T - This PowerPoint is in correlation with Coral Springs Ordinance No Parkland Ordinance No The PowerPoint meets the training requirements as defined in the ordinance. Any questions regarding this ordinance please contact

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