EBP Searchable Clinical Questions with Annotated Bibliography

EBP searchable clinical questions with annotated bibliography Student: Professor: Course title: Date: EBP searchable clinical questions with annotated bibliography Part 1 Clinical Question For this paper, the PICOT question is as follows: For community persons in critical unresponsive conditions, will CPR with no mouth breathing in comparison to CPR with mouth breathing have a better response to life saving measures? The PICO(T) terms The PICOT elements are: P: For community persons in critical unresponsive conditions I: CPR with no mouth breathing C: Versus CPR with mouth breathing O: Will have better response to life saving measures? T: not applicable Search in PubMed/MEDLINE Search NumberPICOTNo. of resultsNotes1Community persons in critical unresponsive conditions6311I searched on the P “Community persons in critical unresponsive conditions” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search” 2CPR no mouth breathing20206I searched on the I “CPR mouth no breathing” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search”3CPR with mouth breathing8904 I searched on the C “CPR mouth breathing” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search” 4CPR without mouth breathing9842I clicked “Clear” and then typed “CPR without mouth breathing” and clicked “Search”. 5CPR no mouth breathingbetter response3422I clicked on “advanced search” and combined Search #2 and “better response” using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”6CPR no mouth breathingCPR with mouth breathing5649I clicked on “advanced search” and combined Search #2 and Search #4 using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”7CPR no mouth breathingLife saving289I clicked on “advanced search” and combined “CPR no mouth breathing” and “life saving” using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”8CPR mouth breathingBetter response 342I clicked on advanced search and then combined two terms with Boolean term “And” between CPR mouth breathing and better response.9CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathingbetter response19I clicked on advanced search and then combined three terms with Boolean term “And” between CPR no mouth breathing, CPR mouth breathing and better response.10CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathingLife saving9I clicked on advanced search, added Boolean term “And” plus indicated English only. I also indicated full-text, and time frame 2011-2016.(5 years) Clicked “Search”. This was within the range of 10-15 peer-reviewed journal articles. I then examined each of them to determine if any of them would actually help in answering the PICOT question. I selected 3 of them for my annotated bibliography. Search in EBSCO/CINAHL Search NumberPICOTNo. of resultsNotes1Community persons in critical unresponsive conditions4210I searched on the P “Community persons in critical unresponsive conditions” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search” 2CPR no mouth breathing16530I searched on the I “CPR no mouth breathing” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search”3CPR mouth breathing7709 I searched on the C “CPR mouth breathing” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search” 4CPR without mouth breathing6421I clicked “Clear” and then typed “CPR without mouth breathing” and clicked “Search”. 5CPR no mouth breathingbetter responseI clicked on “advanced search” and combined Search #2 and “better response” using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”6CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathing4231I clicked on “advanced search” and combined Search #2 and Search #3 using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”7CPR no mouth breathingLife saving134I clicked on “advanced search” and combined “CPR no mouth breathing” and “life saving” using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”8CPR without mouth breathingCPR mouth breathing318I clicked on advanced search and then combined “CPR without mouth breathing” and Search #3 using the Boolean term “And” between CPR without mouth breathing and better response.9CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathingbetter response17I clicked on advanced search and then combined three terms with Boolean term “And” between CPR no mouth breathing, CPR mouth breathing and better response.10CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathingLife saving10I clicked on advanced search, added Boolean term “And” plus indicated English only. I also indicated full-text, and time frame 2011-2016.(5 years) Clicked “Search”. This was within the range of 10-15 peer-reviewed journal articles. I then examined each of them to determine if any of them would actually help in answering the PICOT question. I selected 4 of them for my annotated bibliography. Search in Joanna Briggs Institute Search NumberPICOTNo. of resultsNotes1Community persons in critical unresponsive conditions4215I searched on the P “Community persons in critical unresponsive conditions” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search” 2CPR no mouth breathing11560I searched on the I “CPR no mouth breathing” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search”3CPR mouth breathing7805 I searched on the C “CPR mouth breathing” by typing it inside the search field. I then clicked “Search” 4CPR without mouth breathing5439I clicked “Clear” and then typed “CPR without mouth breathing” and clicked “Search”. 5CPR no mouth breathingbetter response3215I clicked on “advanced search” and combined Search #2 and “better response” using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”6CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathing4532I clicked on “advanced search” and combined Search #2 and Search #3 using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”7CPR no mouth breathingLife saving185I clicked on “advanced search” and combined “CPR no mouth breathing” and “life saving” using the Boolean operator “AND”. I then clicked “Search”8CPR without mouth breathingBetter response 298I clicked on advanced search and then combined two terms with Boolean term “And” between CPR without mouth breathing and better response.9CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathingbetter response12I clicked on advanced search and then combined three terms with Boolean term “And” between CPR no mouth breathing, CPR mouth breathing and better response.10CPR no mouth breathingCPR mouth breathingLife saving4I clicked on advanced search, added Boolean term “And” plus indicated English only. I also indicated full-text, and time frame 2011-2016.(5 years) Clicked “Search”. This was within the range of 10-15 peer-reviewed journal articles. I then examined each of them to determine if any of them would actually help in answering the PICOT question. I selected 3 of them for my annotated bibliography. Part 2: Annotated Bibliography Adelborg, K., Dalgas, C., Grove, E. L., Jørgensen, C., Al-Mashhadi, R. H., & Løfgren, B. (2011). Mouth-to-mouth ventilation is superior to mouth-to-pocket mask and bag-valve-mask ventilation during lifeguard CPR: A randomized study. Resuscitation, 82(5), 618-622. doi:10.1016/j.resuscitation.2011.01.009 In this peer-reviewed journal article, Adelborg et al. (2011) pointed out that following cardiac arrest, the quality of CPR is an essential determinant of outcome. The authors compared the effect of bag-valve-mask ventilation (BVM), mouth-to-pocket mask ventilation (MPV) and mouth-to-mouth ventilation (MMV) on the quality of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. They concluded that during lifeguard CPR, mouth...