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CONTENTS
1. Anatomy and physiology of the respiratory and cardiovascular system = 1
 Respiratory system = 1
  Anatomy = 1
  Physiology = 7
 Cardiovascular system = 10
  Anatomy = 10
  Physiology = 16
 Summary = 17
2. Etiology and pathophysiology of cardiopulmonary arrest = 19
 Causes of respiratory arrest = 19
 Causes of cardiac arrest = 20
 Pathophysiology of cardiopulmonary arrest = 20
 Clinical and biological death = 23
 Summary = 23
3. Assessment of carikopulmonary emergencies = 24
 Assessment of respiratory system = 24
  Respirations = 24
  Breath sounds = 26
  Skin color = 27
  Blood gas analysis = 27
 Interferences with ventilation : airway emergencies = 31
  Airway obstraction = 31
  Respiratory arrest = 32
  Assessment of cardiovascular system = 33
  Level of consciousness = 33
  Heart rate and rhythm = 33
  Use of electrocardiogram = 36
  Blood pressure = 41
  Pupil response = 43
  Body temperature urinary output and reflexes = 44
 Interferences with circulation : cardiac emergencies = 45
  Life-threateningdysrhythmias = 45
  Cardiac arrest = 49
 Priorities for assessment = 52
 Summary = 52
4. Basic life support = 54
 Restoration of ventilation = 54
  Airway restoration procedures = 54
  Removal of foreign body = 58
  Artificial ventilation = 65
  Mouth-to-stoma ventilation = 68
  Evaluation of effectiveness of ventilatory efforts = 68
 Restoration of circulation = 70
  External cardiac compression （ECC） = 70
  External cardiac compression in special circumstances = 78
  Contmindications to ECC = 78
  Complications of ECC = 79
 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation = 79
  Single-rescuer CPR = 79
  Two-rescuer CPR = 80
  Rescue follow-up = 81
  Summary = 81
5. Restoration of ventilation : advanced life support = 83
 Positioning of head = 83
 Removal of a foreign object and／or fluid = 84
 Artificial airways = 84
  Restoration of upper airway patexicy = 84
  Maintenance of ventilation = 84
  Protection of airway = 84
  Suction of airway = 85
 Types of artificial airways = 86
  Labiodental airway = 87
  Oral airway = 89
  Oropharyngeal airway = 91
  Nasopharyngeal airway = 93
  Endotmcheal tube = 96
  Orotracheal intubation = 101
  Nasotracheal intubation = 114
  Esophageal obturator = 117
  Percutaneous transtracheal catheter = 122
  Cricothyrotomy tube = 125
 Ventilation = 128
  Mouth-to-artificial airway ventilation = 130
  Manual ventilation by self-inflating bag = 130
  Manually or automatically controlledjet ventilation = 135
  Mechanical ventilation by respirator = 117
 Adjunct procedures = 138
  Suction of airway = 138
  Insertion of needle or catheter in pleural space = 142
  Placement of nasogastric tube = 143
 Evaluation of effectiveness of ventilation = 144
 Summary = 145
6. Restoration of circulation : advanced fife support = 147
 Internal cardiac compression = 147
 Mechanical cardiac compression = 150
 Precordial thump = 151
 Defibrillation = 153
  External defibrillation = 154
  Internal defibrillation = 156
 Cardioversion = 157
 Cardiac pacemakers = 159
 Evaluation of effectiveness of circulation = 166
 Summary = 166
7. Parenteral therapy : advanced Ufe support = 168
 Intravenous line = 168
  Short metal winged needle = 171
  Plastic catheter surrounding metal needle = 176
  Metal needle surrounding plastic catheter = 177
 Fluids blood and blood products = 179
 Drug therapy = 182
  Antidysrhythmic agents = 183
  Electrolytes = 189
  Inorganic buffer = 190
  Narcotic antagonist = 191
  Pamsympatholytic agents = 192
  Sympathomimetic agents = 192
 Evaluation of parenteral therapy = 200
 Summary = 200
8. Emergency medical systems = 202
 Components of the EMS = 202
  Communicatiorfs = 202
  Personnel = 202
  Education = 203
  Equipment = 203 
  Plans and protocols = 203
  Evaluation = 204
 The EMS in the community = 204
  Communications = 205
  Personnel = 207
  Education = 208
  Plans and protocols = 209
  Evaluation = 210
 The EMS in the hospital = 210
  Communications = 210
  Personnel = 211
  Education = 211
  Equipment = 212
  Plans and protocols = 212
  Evaluation = 216
 Summary = 217 
9. Historical legal ethical and psychological aspects of cardiopulmonary resuscitation = 219
 Historical perspectives = 219
  Evolution of CPR procedures = 219
  Education and certification of rescuers = 220
 Legal aspects of cardiopulmonary resuscitation = 221
  Professional licensure = 221
  Professional responsibility during CPR = 221
  Negligence and malpractice = 222
 Ethical issues = 223
  Initiating CPR = 223
  Temination of CPR = 224
 Psychological support during cardiopulmonary resuscitation = 225
 Summary = 226
APPENDIX
 Suggested emergency protocols = 228
  Airmay maintenance = 228
  Airmay obstruction conscious victim = 228
  Airmay obstruction unconscious victim = 229
  Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation = 229
  Cardiopulmonary resuscitation = 230
  Premature ventricular contractions = 230
  Ventricular tachycardia : conscious victim = 231
  Ventricular tachycardia : unconscious victim = 231
  Ventriculu fibrillation = 232
  Asystole （ventriculm standstill） = 232