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when i do CPR i perfer to count 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 and 6 and 7 and 8 and 9 and 10. and then repeat that cycle 2x. Its easier to count bc those numbers are single syllable, so you wont loose your breath.
high quality CPR: push fast and hard, allows full chest recoil and minimizing interruption chest compressions <10 seconds, Witnessed SCA should defib immediately followed by CPR, New 2010 ILCOR Guidelines.....C-A-B not A-B-C
7. What happened to your CO2 monitoring? How are you measuring perfusion since it was never evaluated in your scene?
8. Boluses of NS or LR where never given. Unless contraindicated (CHF, RF, Pulm Edema), give boluses to increase circulation and perfusion
9. CPR with advanced airway: 100 compressions/min with 1 breath every 6-8 seconds. Bagger was too fast causing hyperventilation-increasing intrathoracic pressure-decreasing venous return-decreasing cardiac filling-decreasing cardiac output.
4. Every IV med given that is pushed must be followed by a 10-20 mL NS/LR flush. This helps the med get to central circulation quicker.
5. During intubation, you don't have to stop compressions until introduction of ETT through vocal cords. This eliminates interruption time.
6. Checking ETT placement: don't use Esophageal bulb detectors. They are very inaccurate. Use visualization of bilateral chest rise and 5 point lung auscultation. ETCO2 is a secondary check; CXR & ABGs are tertiary checks
1. During compressions, don't count by saying 1 "and" 2 "and" 3...this method usually slows down compressions/minute. Just push hard and fast allowing complete recoil. 30 compressions should be made about 17-23 seconds/cycle.
2. Put leads or pads on your patient to identify the rhythm. Paddles can identify the rhythm but delays defibrillatory shocks.
3. During insertion of IV/IO, labs should be drown first (for your H & Ts), then give meds & boluses
Hey did the guy survive?
ifidontcare29 4 days ago
It's obviously fake, its a demonstration .......
vidmanproductions 1 month ago
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Reanimacionrcpb 1 month ago
that beeping made me think of a cheakout
bakurasprincess1 1 month ago
i though it was CAB ??? was it respiratory arrest that caused the Cardiac arrest
dnice100000000000000 2 months ago
Quick check his rhythm, ok VF..... oh wait the leads aren't attached...oh dear haha :)
OMACMedicFiveZero 2 months ago
If a man or woman are classed as dead the only have 10 minutes left to be recovered otherwise their gone :(
TheGamerzUK 4 months ago
echocardiographie a partagé une vidéo avec vous sur YouTube :
“HOCM / CARDIOMYOPATHY HYPERTROPHIC”
echocardiographie 5 months ago
4 minutes is up...you killed the hairy black guy!
TheSarah2445 5 months ago 3
did not press buttons on electrodes cleary fake.
nephoraful 5 months ago 2
@nephoraful compression depth was to shallow. again fake.
nephoraful 5 months ago 2
Lmao @ counting sequence
purp216 5 months ago
hahahahaha omg are they serious
h0ndarider333 6 months ago
hahahaha
Vattuman 7 months ago
I don't think he made it :(
fvgdfbdokd 7 months ago
Is this real?
XxKcookiez29 7 months ago
when he was doing the cpr.. he was liking singing !! :P
Vkviruskiller 7 months ago
when i do CPR i perfer to count 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 and 6 and 7 and 8 and 9 and 10. and then repeat that cycle 2x. Its easier to count bc those numbers are single syllable, so you wont loose your breath.
GsusChrist12 8 months ago
hasta las huevas esa reanimacion... prioridad son las compresiones...
esenciafina 9 months ago
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Cardiac Arrest is legal here. Me and my friends do it all the time
StandByMySide450R 10 months ago
I guess Amiodaron 300mg would be better in case of ventricular fibrillation as it's given here.
KoelnerMedizin 11 months ago
lol thats a catchy song, a 1and 2 and 3 and 4....
localSickened 11 months ago
everything was perfect but i noticed a small counting error
1, 2, 3.... 20, 21, 22, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 30
yath12 1 year ago 48
@yath12 ikr?
DannyR1231000 5 months ago
@yath12 hjahahahahahahaha!
hjestrella 3 weeks ago
high quality CPR: push fast and hard, allows full chest recoil and minimizing interruption chest compressions <10 seconds, Witnessed SCA should defib immediately followed by CPR, New 2010 ILCOR Guidelines.....C-A-B not A-B-C
0000me0000myself0000 1 year ago
It's not supposed to be real. It is showing what you need to do.
Chiliplease 1 year ago
@RaysLetsPlays this is fake. the compressions would have been harder on his chest.
steff2001 1 year ago
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4. Every IV med given that is pushed must be followed by a 10-20 mL NS/LR flush. This helps the med get to central circulation quicker.
fast drip of main line is faster than injecting flush
dgkolday 1 year ago
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dgkolday 1 year ago
7. What happened to your CO2 monitoring? How are you measuring perfusion since it was never evaluated in your scene?
8. Boluses of NS or LR where never given. Unless contraindicated (CHF, RF, Pulm Edema), give boluses to increase circulation and perfusion
9. CPR with advanced airway: 100 compressions/min with 1 breath every 6-8 seconds. Bagger was too fast causing hyperventilation-increasing intrathoracic pressure-decreasing venous return-decreasing cardiac filling-decreasing cardiac output.
HeartStartSkills 1 year ago 2
4. Every IV med given that is pushed must be followed by a 10-20 mL NS/LR flush. This helps the med get to central circulation quicker.
5. During intubation, you don't have to stop compressions until introduction of ETT through vocal cords. This eliminates interruption time.
6. Checking ETT placement: don't use Esophageal bulb detectors. They are very inaccurate. Use visualization of bilateral chest rise and 5 point lung auscultation. ETCO2 is a secondary check; CXR & ABGs are tertiary checks
HeartStartSkills 1 year ago 2
Nice try. Just need to make a few changes:
1. During compressions, don't count by saying 1 "and" 2 "and" 3...this method usually slows down compressions/minute. Just push hard and fast allowing complete recoil. 30 compressions should be made about 17-23 seconds/cycle.
2. Put leads or pads on your patient to identify the rhythm. Paddles can identify the rhythm but delays defibrillatory shocks.
3. During insertion of IV/IO, labs should be drown first (for your H & Ts), then give meds & boluses
HeartStartSkills 1 year ago
they also do tech support for dell.
Security98 1 year ago 2
the new method is CCCR dont bother with breaths nor pulse just put your hands on the chest an to compressions
hamster700 1 year ago