Learning the Deployment Sequence
To minimize CPR interruptions and to most effectively use the Lifeline ARM it is recommended
two rescuers work as a team.
Before and during deployment of the Lifeline ARM:
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Confirm that the patient is unresponsive and not breathing.
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Start manual compressions.
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Minimize compression interruptions as much as possible.
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Perform manual compressions whenever possible.
Team dynamics are important. Establish who will be in charge of starting manual CPR and
who will perform the various steps of assembly.
Trainer Tip:
Remind students that providing manual compressions
always takes precedence over the setup and use of the device.
This section of the course covers the core elements of how to deploy the Lifeline ARM in a
real-time emergency setting. The goal of the rescuer is to put the Lifeline ARM into action as
quickly and smoothly as possible.
Trainer Tip:
Working with the Lifeline ARM around a manikin and
a partner while talking at the same time can be a challenge: Practice
this aspect of the training beforehand to be sure participants can hear
you and see what you are doing.
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