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  • good video. Good video to compare the old and new guidelines. Can act as a better teaching video. We can show the steps where improvements can be done.

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  • The place is too congested. you just need people for IV, defib, CPR, ventilation, recoder and team leader to facilitate the code

  • @khayez14 I whole heartedy agree.

  • Need better audio! "Or", if your still using this video for training, kill the audio and ad a step by step narration so the kids know what is happening & when? Plus as you already know update to the 360 shock, no stacking. Cool!

  • fucken hell how many people do you need for a resus? paramedics do it with 2 people.

  • @emm4h you are ignorant, disrespectful and dum in the medical field its TEAM WORK!!!!!! they are saving someones LIFE!!!!!! yes paramedics only do it with 2 people but if they need back up they will call for it and then guess what? more paramedics are going to be there that means more people will be involved in the code blue incident dumass. its alll about TEAM WORK in the medical field. you are probaly silly to even know what all of this means

  • @zaxterry @zaxterry for the record it's spell 'dumb', isn't it ironic you spell that wrong? Yes i understand team work, i'm a paramedic. If paramedics called for backup another 1 or 2 people come so that's 4 people max. There are approximately 10 people in this room at any one time, too many people makes hassle and tasks a lot harder. I heard that many hands make light work but too many cooks spoil the broth. Perhaps you should go to a code and lead it first and see what it's like.

  • @zaxterry for the record it's spell 'dumb', isn't it ironic you spell that wrong? Yes i understand team work, i'm a paramedic. If paramedics called for backup another 1 or 2 people come so that's 4 people max. There are approximately 10 people in this room at any one time, too many people makes hassle and tasks a lot harder. I heard that many hands make light work but too many cooks spoil the broth. Perhaps you should go to a code and lead it first and see what it's like.

  • @emm4h what uneducated no good punk. you had to copy and paste somebody else shit just to try and get a thumbs up. bitch let me tell you somthing. you are a ignorant selfish punk. you are a disrespect to the medical field. what if you need more paramedics? are you not going to call for backup???? i have been involved in several of these and they came out very sucessful!!! so listen you DUMB paramedic IT IS ALL ABOUT TEAM WORK!!! and that's final IGNORANT HUMAN

  • @zaxterry Actually I was on my boyfriend's computer and accidently posted the commented under his name so went into mine after I realised and reposted it. How can you call me uneducated if your sentences don't even make sense? 'you are a disrespectful to the medical field? I never said it wasn't about team work I said too many cooks spoil the broth. Perhaps you should stick to your occupation of 'park and recreation security'.

  • @zaxterry also many other people said the same thing I did, for example:

    "need 4 people not whole crowd that just disturb"

    - "Too many people in the way. 2-3 people is enough"

    So I don't see why you're getting mad at me. Also if you are competent and confident in your skills and abilities you don't need 10 people, only 4 max. People who need that are obviously concerned they will do it wrong and need help and reassurance.

  • this lady did like 90 compressions and counting an no one had given him breaths don't trust any video if they don't have the basics down!

  • Stupid..

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  • Definately waiting to long between compressions. Also took to long for airway (over 90 seconds)? I'm fair sure defib only works if pt is in unconscious VT/ VF (which they didn't check)

    Perhaps should have shown what to do before you start compressions (the good old DRABCD)? If this is for teaching students, its a horrible training video!

  • - Verry bad chest compressions. It should be 100 pr.min (like a massage)

    - Too little "hand on" time. Why wait so many breaks?

    - Too many people in the way. 2-3 people is enough.

    - How can u check the pulse in 2 seconds? Look/listen for breath. No breath=no pulse.

    At least they are trying but i will not recomend this video as a training video. Sorry...

  • This is the old algorithm where you give sequential escalating shocks. We don't do that any more

  • why did they stop compressions for so long? the compressions should continue until the patients rythmn is ready to be assessed!!quick shock (if indicated) then continue compressions immediatley!

  • this is a joke, i have never seen such a poorly organised and unenthusiastic team! ha ha

  • hahaha did nice CPR done houndreds but havent seen that protocol I need 4 people not whole crowd that just disturb

  • no one even analyze the rhythm if it is shocjable or not... the remaining team should respond a "clear" or "stand by" they might be burned if they dont... Just an additional....

  • LOL AED not working

  • Truly if you are on a code team, this is common sense..

  • They stopped Chest compressions for too long.

  • what a cluster fuck

  • Things wrong with this: 1) must hook up cardiac monitor first, some rhythms are not shockable, 2) black lady doing chest compression way too fast and using the wrong posture, elbows must be straight and compression must be forceful at the xyphoid, 3) no one was bagging the patient, bag first before intubation 1 bag every 6-8 secs.

  • first off yes i do agree they suck but the monitor does have to be hooked up but with leads. you can get a rhythm from the paddles she applied. Yes you bag once every 6-8 seconds but thats after intubation, before in intubate its 30 compressions to 2 breaths.

  • First lady that takes over is too quick

    1 and 2 and 3 and 4

    come on guys you have to allow the heart to fully refill to keep the bp up!

  • reign629 do you even work in the medical feild ? you make a very good point gothenburgmark.

  • reign629, it is NOT a waste of time on clearing the patient b4 shocking. If anyone else is in contact during the shock, you may then have multiple patients to do CPR on. It only takes an extra second or so to say clear 3 times. That is not a significant amount of time for the value of what may be prevented. Also, go to ACLS science on youtube. it is put on by the American Heart Association, and they are the gold standard. They say clear 3 times as well.

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  • what kind of a moran says "allrigghtt " after giving a shock?

  • where is the airway support while giving chest compressions? A century to discharge!!!! XD

  • the patient is brain dead b4 she deliver her first shock.. asking 4-5 times if it is clear is a waste of time..,

  • cpr is way too slow

  • Oh and this is outdated. No stacked shocks. You shock once then immediately go back to CPR. Do not look at the monitor after shocking, it's a waste of time.

  • I know this is the old guidelines. This was my first attempt at loading a video on to youtube. It has become very popular. I have another video I did with the current guidelines ACLS-MEGACODE!! The audio could be better, but I've installed a new recording system. My next ACLS class is 13/14 Feb. I can hardly wait!!

  • withdraw this video man otherwise u will teach a lot of people wrong things and waste our time

  • Raise the fucking bed up so you're not hunched over doing compressions.

    Ah, if only codes were run in this calm of a manner.

  • actually the black girl is doing fine. There is no wrong way to do CPR as long as it's done.

  • There are several ways of doing CPR wrong or at least sub-optimal. CPR is as you very well know one of the three major factors determining outcome in the event og cardiovascular arrest.

  • The professional provider should be expected to perform within certain parameters known to increase effectiveness of kompressions: rate (should be 100/minute before one can assess with EtCO2), depth must be adquate (4-5 cm or 1/3 of the AP diameter of the thorax), no leaning, hard surface beneathe the patient and 50/50 compression/decompression.

  • It is however easy to critisize when watching a videorecording, which if properly used, can be a great learning tool for providers on all levels.

  • @ 5:30

    she's kneading dough, not doing CPR.

    It would work, but if she brings up her standard, she'll actually be able to do it well in a real situation.

  • u have killed many by this principle for sure

  • the black lady can't do CPR to save a live

  • This is the THIRD time I've watched this.

  • that reminds me of my clinicals. great job guys!

  • Just what I have been looking for ffor SIXTEEN YEARS!

    GREAT JOB!

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