Resuscitation CPR – First Aid Training

15 thoughts on “Resuscitation CPR – First Aid Training”

1. When I was in High school(Mallard Creek, Senior year), my Psychology teacher told me that CPR training was a requirement for graduation. I managed to graduate on Tuesday June 12th, 2018 Eventhough I never did the CPR training.

2. thank you

3. Procedure
   1.check for danger
   2.response
   3.Airway
   4.breathing for 10sec
   Check for Abnormal breathing
   Stay in the center
   Bring your shoulders in line with the rest of your arm
   6.Startt chest compressions
   7. Push down 5-6 cm 30 compressions with about 100-120 per minute
   8. Administer 2 breaths
   9.Repeat till paramedic or help arrives

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5. These are classes that should be part of an HS curriculum. Not some dumb foreign language as a prerequisite to graduating.

6. I’ve done 2 first aid causers, one says only compressions needed because the as the heart fibrillates, it slow down when to stop to give breath…so you wasted all your last compressions. These interruptions decrease coronary and cerebral blood flow and have been associated with decreased survival both in animals and humans . Compressions alone help blood flow and oxygen to flow to the brain and other organs too . Better only with compression only,do not stop!

   1. Sure but that oxygen circulating is not eternal, or we would not be needing to breath air to renew it. Giving breaths is OPTIMAL, the only reason why it is not a requirement anymore is that studies showed it increased survival considerably because in general people were very reluctant to administer mouth to mouth, however, if not a requirement, more CPR would be administered without mouth to mouth resulting in more lives saved, SURE with compressions only you are ensuring blood flow, some cells in the body are very resilient and will survive, though it merely buys you time until EMTs arrive, you still are on limited time, as far as fib, that’s what the AED is for, to shock VF or PVT.

7. Gd Job ma’am

8. I’ve always learnt it as the “Dr’s abc” bc it’s medical so fitting and every letter would stand for a step in the procedure and sometimes they’d call it the “Dr’s abcd” if the defibrillator is necessary but up until now I never really knew how to do cpr itself and now I do

9. Thank you, that’s very helpful! So, if they are not breathing, you should not check the pulse? Or could it be that hte heart still beats even though they are not breathing?

10. CPR is basic life support. Unless patient drowned or smth lıke thta, brewths waist tıme

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12. He will never wake up.

    1. You never know, the CPR may bring the dummy to life…

13. Sure, don’t worry about breaking ribs, it’s not a priority, it’s only later, when the casualty sues you for a few millions of $ 😁😜

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