Using PowerPoint to Create An Interactive Learning Tutorial

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Using PowerPoint to Create An Interactive
Learning Tutorial

• Brian S. Rice, MS
• Mark J. Kittleson, PhD
• Southern Illinois University

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Question 1 Read the statement on the left, then
choose/click your answer on the right

• After giving the initial two breaths to an
  unconscious, non-breathing individual, what
  should be the next step?

1. 15 chest compressions
2. 15 abdominal thrusts
3. Two more breaths
4. Check the pulse

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me look at the options again)

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Answer

• No, youre wrong. Chest compressions come later.
• Go back to question one

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me see the options again)

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Answer

• No, youre wrong. Stomach compressions are not
  part of this routine unless the person has a
  blocked airway
• Go back to question one

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Final Answer

• Yes
• No (let me look at the options again.

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Answer

• No, youve given enough breaths at this time.
  You will need to do something else
• Click here to question one

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Final Answer

• Yes
• No (let me look at my options again)

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Answer

• Congratulations, you are absolutely correct. A
  pulse check is needed to determine if ones heart
  is beating. If it is, you will just monitor
  breathing. If it isnt, you will start chest
  compressions.
• Go to question 2

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Question 2 Look at the photos on the left, then
select the proper order in doing infant CPR
(after determining unresponsiveness)

• The Proper Order is
• B, C, D, A
• A, D, B, C
• D, A, C, B
• C, A, B, D

B
A
C
D
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Final Answer

• Yes
• No (let me look at my options again

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Answer

• Congratulations, you are correct.
• Go onto question three.

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Final Answer

• Yes
• No (let me look at my options again)

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Answer

• No youre not right. One does not do chest
  compressions initially.
• Click here to go back to question 2

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Final Answer

• Yes
• No (let me look at my options again)

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Answer

• Sorry, youre wrong. Checking of the pulse comes
  after another step.
• Click here to go back to question 2

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Final Answer

• Yes
• No (let me look at my options again)

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Answer

• Sorry, youre wrong. You do not give breaths at
  first. You do something else.
• Go back to question 2guess again

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Question 3 What should this person do after
completing the following procedure?

• Check wallet or purse
• Abdominal thrusts
• Pronounce victim dead
• Give two breaths

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Final Answer

• Yes
• Go back and check my other options

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Answer

• Wrong. Checking the wallet or purse is important
  to identify the victim, but it is not part of the
  CPR procedure. By the way, if one checks a
  wallet or purse, make sure you have a witness.
• Go back to Question 3 and try again

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Final Answer

• Yes
• Go back and check my other options

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Answer

• Well, youre wrong. One should only do abdominal
  thrusts after one determines if the airway is
  blocked. In this situation, doing abdominal
  thrusts is not the proper thing to do
• Go back to Question 3 and try again

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Final Answer

• Yes
• Go back and check my other options

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Answer

• Only a physician can declare somebody deadso,
  unless you are a physician you must continue CPR
  until a physician declares the victim dead.
• Go back to Question 3 and try again

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Final Answer

• Yes
• Go back and check my other options

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Answer

• You are CORRECT! After giving 15 compressions,
  an individual should give two breaths.
• Go to Question 4

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Question 4 After viewing the video, select the
situation that you would do such a move.

• You should do this to a victim who has
• a broken back
• a sore throat
• a hernia
• a blocked airway

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me go back and take another look)

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Answer

• No, youre wrong. One should not move a person
  with a broken back unless you are with a trained
  professional.
• Go back and take another guess

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me take another look at the options)

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Answer

• No, a sore throat wouldnt entail any type of
  moving like this.
• Go back and try another answer

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Final Answer

• Yes
• No (let me look at my options again)

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Answer

• Im sorry, but you are not correct. A hernia
  isnt treated this way.
• Go back and take another guess.

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me look at the question again)

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Answer

• Great job. You are absolutely correct.
• Go to Question 5.

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Question 5. Fill in the blank with the
appropriate word on the right.

• When performing mouth to mouth, it is important
  to ______ the jaw.

1. Close
2. Pry open
3. Lift
4. Break

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me see my options again)

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Answer

• Wrong. You dont close the mouth. One would not
  be able to get sufficient air into the lungs.
• Go back to Question 5 for another try

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me see my options again)

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Answer

• Nope. Prying open of the jaw may cause harm to
  the victim. Besides, it wont allow for any
  better air transfer.
• Go back and try again.

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me see my options again)

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Answer

• Congratulations. You are correct. By lifting of
  the jaw you are actually pulling the tongue away
  from the back of the throat.
• Click here to go to the next slide.

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Final Answer?

• Yes
• No (let me see my options again)

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Answer

• Ouch!youre wrong. Breaking the jaw would not
  help you open the airway. In addition, it would
  probably get you into a lot of legal trouble.
• Go back and try again.

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Thanks for completing the emergency care
self-test. We hope youve learned something.

• Created by Brian Rice, MS Clinical Instructor at
  SIUC
• For more information, contact Mr. Rice at
  rice_at_siu.edu

Technical assistance courtesy of Mark J.
Kittleson, Ph.D.