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Remember SRABC. A= Check for patent airway clear and unobstructed.B= check breathing ,look listen and feel for up to 10 seconds. C= circulation, carotid pulse check. if no ABC then call for help and commence CPR.
brabham69 2 years ago
he should check the airway properly by opening the mouth to check if there is any foreign matter inside. he may have collapsed after choking on something. This only takes a few seconds.
brabham69 2 years ago
the normal breath for any one :
cheildren (2years-14) =15-30 per/min
auldt(+15)=12-20 per/min
infant=30-60 per/min
and the respiration for adult =60-90 per/min
children =70-150 per/min
and infant 100-160 per/min
iam a just a nurse
king911love 2 years ago
He didn't even check the breathing. -_-
enchantified 2 years ago
isnt it strange how it changes over time?
masklady 2 years ago
now instead of 15 compressions, its 30 compressions.
octobergal 3 years ago
The conditions you describe are temporary. Someone fainting because of dehydration or hypoglycemia will regain at least some level consciousness and responsiveness. CPR is for completely unresponsive, fully unconscious people! BTW recently the value of chest compressions has been re-emphasized and now 30 compressions per 2 breaths are recommended
RussianAlfonso 3 years ago
Hi BusinessRecovery, Thank You for your video re. fainting / seizure 'at work'
Dehydration & HYPOglycemia are 2 factors that lead to FUEL-anemia 'attack' of dizzyness or fainting as a result of being 'fuel-exhausted'
Unfortunately the current practice of CPR [which exhausts fuel from the body] avoids immediately rubbing a spoonful of honey inside mouth and/or injecting glucagon or rapidly providing GLUCOSE & hydration
Why?
Warm thanks; Nick Gracey, WATerian @ 09:45hrs SAT.02.AUG.2008 GMT
NicholasDynesGracey 3 years ago
okverygood and informative
wenweslia 3 years ago
same here
wwefan888j 3 years ago