FINAL PROJECT:Structures and Arguments > A Guide to the Updated CPR protocol
C, remind me of your audience for this guide. You could change the framing a bit, depending on the age and other aspects. Is this for campus?
Youth group?
I think you took the training on campus, right? Could this document be a guide for next year or a follow up on that activity in ILS?
Looks like a great plan, though.
Youth group?
I think you took the training on campus, right? Could this document be a guide for next year or a follow up on that activity in ILS?
Looks like a great plan, though.
May 6, 2018 |
Marybeth Shea
Middle: Teach the reader how to perform CPR for adults and kids by demonstrating the steps established by the American Redcross and the American Heart Association.
End: Finish off by stating the importance of CPR, and directing the readers to services, such as the American Redcross, in order to sign up for CPR classes to receive certification. I will also send the readers to the American Heart Association website in order to receive more information about CPR and about more cases in which CPR was performed.
Logos: Facts on CPR success rates, the percentage of CPR trained individuals in different areas, and the survival rates after CPR. Also additional facts on heart disease.
Pathos: Anyone that you know can be affected by either a heart attack, heart failure, or some heart condition in which they need CPR to stay alive. You as a student can be that person to save them and give them a second chance at life.
Ethos: Information derived from the American Redcross, which is the certified organization for CPR certification.
Structure: What to know and how to do. Will have a prose section and then directions for two sets of CPR: one for adults, and one for children.
Goal: this document will teach the readers about the importance of CPR, the prevalence of heart conditions that require out-of-hospital resuscitation, how to perform CPR in different settings, and finally resources to reach out to to get more information on certifcation.