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A randomized, controlled comparison of cardiopulmonary resuscitation performed on the floor and on a moving ambulance stretcher.

机译:在地板上和移动的救护车担架上进行的心肺复苏的随机对照比较。

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Background. Recent studies have demonstrated that cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) of poor quality is associated with worsened outcomes. Objective. To compare the quality of CPR delivered on the floor with the quality of CPR delivered on a moving stretcher. The authors hypothesized that CPR performed on the floor would be superior to that performed on a moving stretcher. Methods. A randomized, crossover experimental design was used. Subjects included emergency medical technician students, paramedic students, and emergency medicine residents. Two-member teams were randomly assigned to perform two-rescuer CPR on a manikin either on the floor or on a moving stretcher. After a 5-minute rest, the teams performed CPR under the opposite condition. Compression and ventilation data were collected using a recording resuscitation manikin. Dependent variables were compression depth, compression rate per minute, percentage of correct chest compressions, tidal volume, and percentage of correct ventilations. Data were compared using two-tailed paired t-test. Results. Sixty-two subjects completed the study. The mean compression depth performed on the floor (39 +/- 9 mm) was greater than that on a moving stretcher (28 +/- 9 mm) (p < 0.001). The mean rates of chest compressions on the floor (110 +/- 17 beats/min) and on a moving stretcher (113 +/- 21 beats/min) were not different (p = 0.49). The percentage of correct compressions performed on the floor (54% +/- 40%) exceeded that on a moving stretcher (21% +/- 29%)(p < 0.001). The percentage of correct ventilations performed on the floor (43% +/- 26%) was greater than that on a moving stretcher (24% +/- 21%)(p < 0.04). Conclusions. Chest compression and ventilation quality of CPR performed on the floor was superior to that of CPR performed on a moving stretcher in this manikin model. The quality of CPR while moving was significantly compromised.
机译:背景。最近的研究表明,质量差的心肺复苏(CPR)与预后恶化有关。目的。比较地板上传送的CPR和移动担架上传送的CPR的质量。作者假设在地板上进行的CPR将优于在移动担架上进行的CPR。方法。使用随机交叉实验设计。受试者包括急诊医学技术人员学生,护理人员学生和急诊医学居民。由两人组成的小组被随机分配在地面或移动担架上的人体模型上执行两人CPR。休息5分钟后,团队在相反的条件下执行CPR。使用记录的复苏人体模型收集压缩和通气数据。因变量是压缩深度,每分钟压缩率,正确的胸部按压百分比,潮气量和正确的通气百分比。使用两尾配对t检验比较数据。结果。六十二名受试者完成了研究。在地板上进行的平均压缩深度(39 +/- 9毫米)大于在移动担架上进行的平均压缩深度(28 +/- 9毫米)(p <0.001)。在地板上(110 +/- 17拍/分钟)和在运动担架上(113 +/- 21拍/分钟)的胸部按压平均速率没有差异(p = 0.49)。在地板上执行的正确压​​缩百分比(54%+/- 40%)超过在移动担架上的正确压缩百分比(21%+/- 29%)(p <0.001)。地板上正确通风的百分比(43%+/- 26%)大于移动担架上的正确通风的百分比(24%+/- 21%)(p <0.04)。结论。在此人体模型中,在地板上进行的CPR的胸部按压和通气质量优于在移动担架上进行的CPR。移动时的心肺复苏质量明显受损。

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