How To Treat Someone For Shock

[GordanMFreeman]

Does a panic attack count as going into shock?

[mhlover25]

ITS A TWO MIN VIDEO THEY R PROBABLY DEAD BY NOW

[SuperKesly]

wow



[Growingpain951]

Dont make Med Videos.

Just call 911

[TheSeekerDude]

Good advice

[MrQuackism]

A very useful video

[Julieluvzu]

COMMERCIALS ARE NO MATCH FOR MY f5!!!

[erietigers91]

I took a first aid class. NEVER do what they told you. Instead, out them on a flat floor and elevate their feet. Check the scene if it is safe, Call 911, and Care for them.

[KrykoStorm]

I remember reading somewhere where you would want to ask the victim questions about their life or anything that will make them think. I think this was about how to treat someone for shock. Anyone know if that's the right thing to do or was it for something else?

[ankaryciuch]

wtf!!

[191cAsS]

1:54 -LMAO :D

[starkist1480]

If you're diabetic, then you should check your blood sugar for hypoglycemia (low blood sugar)

[CanadianSaudi1]

Just call an abulance goddammit LOL

[darkstar744]

they sometimes take a wile to get there... specially if you live far from the assistance

[gtq838]

this guy has bigger problems than shock

first, he needs to switch to whitening toothpaste, omg yellow teeth.

second its obvious that he is faking his own death to get out of the loveless marrage with that hideous beast wife of his. This is made apparent by the fact that he was supposedly climbing up a ladder to nail something to a brick wall then he fell 8 ft landing on his head and still managed to keep a grip on the totaly pointless hammer? WTF?!?!?

[emoweirdosammi]

i went into shock when i broke my arm, i couldnt stop giggling

[resedoton]

LOL 1:06.

[Ozzy0sbourne]

lmfao how did i not notice that

[WW2CRU]

@resedoton put his legs inbetween his legs have 2 diffrent meanings

[ihatemath2696]

i love how no one helped her, on an open street xD

[DazalingDimondx]

it should off stoped after 11 seconds :P

[supermanxevan]

W - warmth

A - ABC

R - rest and ressaurance

T - treatment

S - semi-prone

[BoyLikesSkirts]

give him some whiskey. that will help.

[nelyat13]

come on, why did everyone give hsi comment a thumbs down, that's funny, good comment!

[BoyLikesSkirts]

give him some whiskey. that will help.

[nelyat13]

come on, why did everyone give his comment a thumbs down, that's funny, good comment!

[Istojataachatearme]

Step 9: perform striping session to raise the victim's 'morale'

[Goldstone2222]

u should also give them 15 LPM oxygen u should use a non rebreather mask for this...

[Damnitkal]

Yeah because we carry those around in our pockets, right?

[afgmehdi111]

LOL!! well if ur working with an ambulance and have the 5 minute bag its good to know.. lol!

[Antiquemedic]

I am a 28 year Paramedic. Someone who has obviously fallen from a ladder should NEVER have something placed under their head. They may have a neck injury. The video was way too complicated. Steps should be: Call 911, keep them still, elevate feet, keep warm, roll gently to the side if they are vomiting. Also someone who is simply feeling faint can sit with their head between their knees, it raises the intrathoracic pressure and will increase blood flow to the brain.

[Elamdri]

Well, I think the general point of the video was for a layperson to treat shock until you guys show up. They specifically said in the video not to move them if you don't know what their injuries are.

[zeratul575]

@Antiquemedic good to have a paramedic here on youtube.

so is anything from this video good? or is it all crap?

and its always good to have a paramedic on youtube.

[flyingpiggyprincess]

@Antiquemedic what r u doing on youtube????? ur suppose to b saving lives!

[superfinalcountdown1]

@Antiquemedic They are demonstrating how to treat shock, and also if you see they are also treating fainting. You dont have to be so critical...

[pongman]

I tell them to take two breaths and cough hard two or three times if they look like they're starting to faint. Coughing contracts the heart muscle and rapidly increases circulation. It also helps if you are alone and about to have a heart attack.

[ma3m33]

That's actually really good advice. Someone at our school was feeling really faint, and a teacher told him to do that. It worked.

[hunterr83]

That's actually terrible advice. I don't know about coughing to prevent shock, since I haven't looked that up, but coughing to prevent a heart-attack is not only a myth, it's a BAD IDEA. It's as simple as going to snopes and looking this up. One should not cough to prevent an oncoming heart-attack unless you know what kind of heart-attack it is and you know what you're doing. Generally, doing this will only makes things worse. Please do a little research before posting this type of thing.

[pongman]

to each his own.  If I were alone I would do it because the chances of someone finding me would be curtains for me anyway.

[thecastman97]

look it happend 2 my g ma

my ma was in TE-BO 4 4 years and they told her 2 do that and my g ma is fine

[momentinpassing]

Gotta love advice some idiot doctors came up with. Bending forward restricts breathing and puts pressure on internal organs, organs that could have been damaged from the incident that brought shock on in the first place.

[AichaBlueSky]

third!

[guildwarsmoviez]

NOT

[TooManySnakes]

That's a good vid, more people need to be aware about what they need to do in these situations. 5 Stars!

[AzzioBreezo]

second!!

[vishalsharmahii]

first

[guildwarsmoviez]

OMG UR LIFE IS COMPLETE!!!

[guildwarsmoviez]

OMG UR LIFE IS COMPLETE!!!