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Thanks for sharing Sir

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Bruh!!! 2020 tf I'm doing here??!!!😂😭

Это просто прекрасно! Спасибо :)

I was sent to this link from goredforwomen.org.. I'm actively searching for information on conducting CPR on a woman. Where could I find a video with instructions for CPR on a woman?

I was sent to this link from goredforwomen.org.. I'm actively searching for information on conducting CPR on a woman. Where could I find a video with instructions for CPR on a woman?

The AHA talks to real people who tried to help, and real emergency room staff. They change the recommendations based on what works. People who needed CPR weren't getting it because the helper wasn't positive they didn't feel a heartbeat. It's safer to err on the other side. People were afraid of not pushing hard enough, so were being ineffective. It's better for most people to overdo it. And, yes, ribs and cartilage breaks. We were warned to expect that. Yes, with breathing is better, especially if the original problem is lack of air, such as with drowning or asphyxiation. However, circulating the oxygen that is still in the blood is better than nothing, especially if you don't have energy to do both. (CPR with breathing is hard!) It's still best to take a class and keep up to date. They change the instructions as they learn more. The instructor can help you adapt if you can't do it the normal way. A class will also include legal issues. In most jurisdictions, do your best at the time. That's better for them than doing nothing. The class will cover consent and relative risk. Many groups will also support you in court, even if, in the moment, you can't remember everything you were taught.

con los niños es igual?

She's fine AF!

This is A 69 Second VIdeo... Seems Legit

They showed us this in pe

*stifle's mom! #pause #magicmoment #timelessbeauty #midageelegance. :D

0:17 when someone ends your killstreak in call of duty

Przydałoby się jeszcze sprawdzić, czy poszkodowany rzeczywiście się zatrzymał, czy tylko stracił przytomność, bo to dwie różne sytacje ;)

Could you please post which language this is in! Thank you from a health educator.

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You're not supposed to be trying to push the heart through the back of the rib cage. If you hear cartilage, ribs or a sternum cracking/breaking you're obviously applying far to much pressure than required to make the heart pump blood and/or applying pressure in the wrong location.

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Please people, Check first if the person is breathing and check for a pulse. We don't want to crush peoples ribs when actually they are just unconscious because of a low blood sugar level. This video needs to be corrected.

I believe you should first check airway, give two breaths while checking pulse and then after that you should begin compression if the pulse is absent especially with toddlers.

Isn't there some weird liability law in California where you can actually be sued if you attempt to rescue someone and they don't survive? I've heard that that's actually prevented people from wanting to help, sadly.

por que lo limitan a adolescentes y adultos ?? aclaren que, con otra técnica, se puede hacer a bebes y niños

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Excelente ayuda... es importante actuar bien y rápido..... es nuestra misión: salvar vidas!!

antes de iniciar las compresiones es necesario revisar la vía aerea, si esta comprometida y tiene a su vez un paro cardiaco, es indudable realizar las compresiones torácicas =)

We saw this video on today's lesson....Made all us laugh...including our professor

Don't you want to check if there's a heart beat before you start?

What if u press in the wrong place and crush their ribs. How do I know where the center is. I need to practice on a live person to actually learn. I never learn by watching. I only learn by doing it myself. But if someone was knocked out, I'd still try, but I don't wanna get yelled at later if I did it wrong and the guy still dies.

i am learing this on my school k12

Bueno, definitivamente si criticas el video es porque no estas actualizado o eres un dinosaurio y prefieres criticar en vez de aportar. El RCP solo con las manos esta diseñado para el respondedor LEGO, además que si te preocupa la oxigenación recordemos que la idea de permitir que el pecho se expanda es para que la caja torácica haga su función y pueda entrar un mínimo de aporte de oxigeno por presión negativa y positiva. Eso es en adulto en niño cambia las cosas por que generalmente se presenta el paro respiratorio y necesita mayor aporte de oxigeno que el adulto, pero el solo dar compresiones salva vidas.

You should probably check the latest AHA guidelines. From what I've read the recommendation for untrained bystanders is to just try to wake them and if they're not obviously breathing then just do compressions, exactly as depicted in this video. Trained non-professionals might give breaths, but would not check for a pulse. Trained professionals check for a pulse for up to 10 seconds, and if they don't find one by then they are supposed to assume that there isn't one. I'm not a doctor...

por que da asquis.... Ok no, claro que se deben de dar

I'm an ER nurse. If you see someone down, please DO NOT START CHEST COMPRESSIONS. First, try to wake the person who is down. No response? Call 911 then check the carotid pulse (put 2 fingers between the adams apple and neck muscle). No pulse? begin compressions. Has a pulse? Check breathing. Not breathing? provide mouth to mouth rescue breaths every 6-8 seconds. Recheck pulse every 2 minutes until ambulance arrives.

Stifler's mom take my heart!!

¿porque no se da, las respiraciones boca a boca?

¿Y para que sirve el corazón activo si no está haciendo su trabajo? Si no llega oxigeno al cerebro, este queda dañado, tendrás un corazón sano pero estarás muerto cerebralmente. Ojito con las bromas que este es un tema serio, y si se entiende mal de ello puede depender la vida de una persona. ;D

Me gustaria que compartieras con nosostros una bibliografia que respaldes lo que dices. suele ser mejor dar RCP a alguien que no la requiere y no retrasar la RCP de alguien que sí la requiere.

pero mantendras con actividad electrica al corazon. ;D

Good job! Thank you! Thumbs up!

Para los que critican: Este video es para enseñarle RCP a los reanimadores legos. Actualícense, además hace rato ya que está obsoleta la búsqueda de pulso. Lo recomendado ahora es buscar respuesta y respiración normal; si la víctima no responde no está consciente, y si no respira normalmente REQUIERE RCP. A pesar de sus críticas, suele ser mejor dar RCP a alguien que no la requiere y no retrasar la RCP de alguien que sí la requiere.

I wanna save a life!

Well, my son and I were shopping a couple years ago, and we were waiting in line to check out. He was standing behind me and said, "I'm not feeling so well" . I said maybe you should sit down, I turned to talk to the cashier. Literally less than 1.5 seconds--- It sounded like someone dropped a 2X10 lumber flat on the floor. He had keeled over backward..no warning. There was no symptom... He had sever dehydration. First thing was check for breathing and pulse. Don't Assume!

Dehydration has noticeable precursors, warning signs that lead up to the event of collapse. So do most things. Someone suddenly collapsing is a strong indicator of a sudden loss of blood flow to the brain. So the most probable thing, keeping in mind you only have seconds to react before the chance of saving the person starts to greatly diminish; is that they are having a heart attack. Most people including myself aren't doctors, so basic, short, and memorable beats nothing.

"and 3 months later he's back dancing". What? What on earth took 3 months?? (Answer: my post)

This video completely leaves out assessing if the person needs CPR! STUPID. So, someone collapses.. maybe from simple dehydration... so in this training video, you are NOT instructed to consider anything else just do CPR. How dumb should we allow our populous to become?

Is it just me that couldn't watch the whole thing because they were laughing at Timmy too much?

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Actually checking the pulse is obsolete. Airway is more important. Think about a situation where the victim just collapsed. If he isn't breathing (brain-damage, aspiration etc.) he might still have a pulse for some time but due to the o2 insufficiency not for long. Additionally, it takes at least 10 seconds to evaluate the pulse properly (my experience as a paramedic). Time that someone with no medical training should spent on cpr ;)

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This is great. I have been using it in my classes, they love it!