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  • 1:39 OMG ITS ALIVE! See? The head moved. Good job dude! ;) lol

  • disliked since it's old/completely wrong

  • Thank you for that refresher

  • thanks dude

  • Just spitballin' here, but I think the lack of pulse has something to do with him being cut in half...just a thought...

  • Whats the point of saving tha tperson  i mean look he has no hand, and legs his quiate of life will suck. lol jk great job Godd job paramedics

  • Thanks for your videos, "crystal clear" yesterday was my first class for CPR and then moving on to become an EMT ..

    Thanks again..

  • Hand position is intermammary line "between the nipples"....not lower third of the chest...they changed that in 2005 to reduce the risk of rib fractures...depth is 1 1/2 to 2 inches not a third...and speed he"s doing it at would not start up a donkey never mind a human.....if u think im joking look at the aha guidelines,...come on expert village get it right as alot of people look at this and think its right when it aint

  • youre right. compressions for an adult is 1 1/2 to 2 and the compressions must be hard and fast. not as slow as this guys doing it xD

  • Supernovaable is right, higher, less deep and much much faster.

  • @supernovaable between nipples? what if the patient has sagging breast?

  • very nice video, But your demo of compressions were too slow. You stated the proper amount of 100 beats per min. , but the speed you did it at was too slow. The AHA now paces the delivery speed at the same beats of the song "Staying Alive" by the Bee Gee's ( kinda funny ! , but the perfect title ). But wonderful demo besides.

  • hum ... I see.

  • i have a cpr fetish anyone else contact me

  • What do you mean, you like to give or receive CPR or just watch?

  • I especially love to receive it in a measured, safe way

    I like giving it

    And watching too

  • i have that fetish too! and with defibs

  • i want him to give me cpr

  • god i'd love to watch that

  • how many mintunes to have left if there is no pulse to do that?

  • Lay people doing CPR have not checked for a pulse since 2000. If they find a person unresponsive not breathing, CPR is to be started with 2 breaths and 30 compressions. It should take about 18 seconds to do the 30 compressions. The crunch you hear during the first few compressions may be the ribs but probably and more importantly it is the costal cartlidge, the super glue that holds the sternum to the ribs. It must be seperated. The older the person the louder it is! It heals in 6-8 weeks.

  • 30 compressions (quick) to 2 breaths

  • His rate is way too slow: 100 compressions per min is nearly 2 compressions a second.

  • ouch, it's not uncommon to break ribs??!!

  • Heck yes. I'd rather break their ribs and save their life.

  • yeah it is VERY common when doing cpr to break ribs. don't worry about it though when doing it. withing about 6 to 8 weeks it will heal and also the patient won't feel the pain obviously because they have no pulse and are not breathing.

  • Anyone know why they changed the ratio of compressions to breaths?

  • becouse, the hart is more inportant then the breathing, if the hart work, there will be breathing.

  • you may not be originaly from this country so to help you out its spelled 'heart' not hart.

  • good vid

  • Good video clip. Good demo. You will find that when you teach CPR on the web that you get a lot of nit picky people who will disagree with you. Actually, there are different opinions about the nuances of performing CPR among medical scientist. You did a good job on this video.

  • What! fast and hard dude 100 per min

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