What does the emergency procedure CPR stand for?
Correct answer: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Jeeter4Life
Correction: CPR is indicated for someone with no pulse. Without the pulse there is no breathing. The pathophysiology behind CPR is changing at a rapid rate and providing artificial breathing for these patients, in the public setting mind you, is limited or not performed. The ability for the red blood cells, RBCs, to retain oxygen is now known to be much longer and therefore providing respirations in a public setting is no longer taught. There is also facinating information regarding oxygen actually being a detriment to the outcome of those who go into cardiac arrest in the public. Retired 30 yr medic with a passion for Cardiac calls.
TwaughtBane
As an aside, it's also perhaps worth noting that a recommended speed at which to perform CPR is to make depressions to the beat of the song 'Staying Alive' by The Beegees.
storm gaming 09
get your cpr training it would be handy and useful in the near feature
Player #574662
very important 2 know..
Player #12244079
Even without the training it’s possible to give CPR in an emergency situation. The person on the emergency services phone line should talk you through the process of administering it as you wait for an ambulance.
Also, the first rule of First Aid: Don’t put yourself or the patient at risk of further harm! ALWAYS take a moment to look around your environment to check for any danger before approaching. You’ll just create more work for the paramedics if you get yourself hurt too :0
Cazzie1304
TwaughtBane, I was a volunteer in First Aid for The British Red Cross and we used to do compressions to 'Nellie The Elephant' lol
Player #14553001
Jeeter4Life, its true that CPR is indicated for someone with no pulse. however i just finished a course to become a CPR instructor. Because the pulse can be difficult to find or feel. the technic now is to see if the patient is unresponsive and not breathing. it is not nessecary to look for a pulse.
Eric
Every one should learn CPR
Player #36242761
I thankfully did have my cpr training. am when my husband had a full carido arrest I worked on him fir 25 min until paramedics arrived. who then use the defibrillator on him 4 times before we got a pulse. he was in a coma for 4 days now 7 months later he is fit n well and back working. gas no memory of any of it. and got a icd unit fitted. so yes get the trainning. it is so worth it.
JESUS FR34K
Jeeter4Life, thank you for your service! to your point, ive gone through a number of CPR classes over the last 25 years, and they continue to decrease the ratio of breaths to compressions.
Lexi
Jeeter4Life, nobody really cares its just a game
Jackie
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Foxy
Jeeter4Life, I agree with your explanation 👍
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Elenora
Jeeter4life, oh thanks for the knowledge ☺️
Kad
Jeeter4Life, thank you
sem
Jeeter4Life, 👍
cs
very interested to know the details after every answer 👍 knowledgeable game!!
Harley
TwaughtBane, 🤣
Harley
Jeeter4Life, thank you for the enlightment.
Kaelyyna
Jeeter4Life, If chest compression is unnecessary due to the presence of a pulse, but the victim is not breathing, and unresponsive, artificial ventilation is called for. This is called "rescue breathing."
(Just an addendum for those not in the know.)
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LaLa
I should have looked,I know the answer and went to fast.
Jack
Not dying by the Hairy trio
nonthinker
Liisse, what a great set of reminders. I have been in the medical field for over 50 years but I never heard of COWS.
nonthinker
As a retired RN, I had better know this! First introduction to CPR was through girl scouts way back in 1958.
tokin
very interesting story on the cpr dummies, the lady of the Siena (the river in france) the death mask of her is what you practice on when using the cpr dummy.
Wade
I struggled with CPR training in health class back in 6th grade. I had Mr. Orange and he worked with me after school. I had to understand it to pass his class. I did the CPR training again when trying for the first aid badge as a scout. You never know when it will come in handy!
fish
if cpr fail, eat, tasty
ccmomma
My Dad used to teach it, so of course, I could do it since I was 12
Inspiration
Jeeter4Life, it is not well understand for me
Inspiration
Finally I got the first try and I got is correct guys why when I want to change me photo it doesn’t let me
Tee
grt brain game - and they say were at 74 - getting old - haha.
Rachel
I have got two books on first aid and my dad had to do CPR Om me because I nearly died.
Su
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Gillian
storm gaming 09, CPR saved my life in 2018 when I had an out of hospital cardiac arrest. Luckily My husband (a retired Paramedic) was sat next to me and started CPR straight away.
LillySparrow
TwoTin16, well, there is no gain without some pain . . . But ur alive to feel the pain
LillySparrow
Cazzie1304, never heard of Nellie
LillySparrow
That’s what saved Damar Hamlin: The 24 year old American Football League player who suffered cardiac arrest mid-game is released from hospital. The young Buffalo Bills player was left in a critical condition after suddenly collapsing on the field following a tackle during a game. He was given CPR in front of a stunned crowd that included his parents. Jan 11, 2023
New York, NY (January 03, 2023) Deepak Bhatt, MD, MPH, advises that NFL player Damar Hamlin had likely suffered commotio cordis, a sudden hit to the chest that causes a cardiac arrest.
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