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Daniel Grant (Leeds LINKS SJA Training officer). RECOGNITION Mild obstruction Patient able to speak, cough and breath. Severe obstruction Patient unable.

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1 Daniel Grant (Leeds LINKS SJA Training officer)

2 RECOGNITION Mild obstruction Patient able to speak, cough and breath. Severe obstruction Patient unable to speak, cough or breath, with eventual loss of consciousness.

3 1. Encourage to begin/carry on coughing. Remove obvious obstruction from mouth. 2. Give 5 sharp back blows between shoulder blades while patient is leaning forward. STOP IF OBSTRUCTION CLEARS! 3. Give 5 abdominal thrusts between the navel and bottom of breastbone. 4. If obstruction remains repeat steps 2 & 3 up to three times! (Dial 999) 5. Continue until help arrives. BE PREPARED TO CARRY OUT CPR!

4 1. Encourage to begin/carry on coughing. Remove obvious obstruction from mouth. 2. Give 5 back blows between shoulder blades while child is leaning forward. STOP IF OBSTRUCTION CLEARS! 3. Give 5 abdominal thrusts between the navel and bottom of breastbone. 4. If obstruction remains repeat steps 2 & 3 up to three times! (Dial 999) 5. Continue until help arrives. BE PREPARED TO CARRY OUT CPR!

5 1. If infant is distressed, unable to cry, cough or breath, lay them face down along your forearm, with head low. 2. Give 5 back blows between shoulder blades with heel of hand. STOP IF OBSTRUCTION CLEARS! 3. Check infant’s mouth; remove any obvious obstruction with fingertips. 4. Place baby on back and give up to 5 chest thrusts. 5. If obstruction remains repeat steps 1 to 4 up to three times! (Dial 999) 6. Continue until help arrives. BE PREPARED TO CARRY OUT CPR!

6  Use common sense when judging strength of back blows.  Remove obstruction only with FINGERTIPS! DO NOT FINGER SWIPE.  ANYONE who has ABDOMINAL THRUSTS MUST go to HOSPITAL.  Be prepared to perform CPR. (Hands only?)

7  Adult & child  Encourage coughing, remove obvious obstruction from the mouth.  Give 5 sharp back blows. STOP IF OBSTRUCTION CLEARS!  Give 5 abdominal thrusts.  If obstruction remains repeat steps up to three times! (Dial 999)  BE PREPARED TO CARRY OUT CPR!

8  Baby  Lay face down on forearm with head in a downward position.  Give 5 back blows. STOP IF OBSTRUCTION CLEARS!  Check mouth for obstruction  Give 5 CHEST thrusts.  If obstruction remains up to three times! (Dial 999)  BE PREPARED TO CARRY OUT CPR!

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