Really good instructions! Although, the first guy giving the chest compressions was going too quickly (>100-120 compressions per minute). Just keep that in mind when giving chest compressions! My instructor went over this part very clearly when I was trained last month and explained that the heart won't have enough time to get the blood to rebound if it is done too quickly.
Thats very true, im a bit embarrased to ask, but when it comes to a Woman, does the chest have to be completely bare, or can you work around it with the bra still on?
L.A. Prodigy i did some research online, and the answers are very controversial about whether or not to remove the bra. the American Heart Association does say to remove the underwire bra, and another source said that the scissors included in the AED kit cut through a sports bra with ease. hope this helps! 😉
@@kazuhirala you’re trying to save a person life. Them being topless is completely irrelevant. You need to make sure everything is done correctly so the chest being exposed is highly recommended
someone just dropped and had a cardiac arrest. I was scrambling. I couldnt remember how to do it. Instructions were everywhere. Thank god someone else was there. I was afraid... and i was petrified. Next time ill know what to do... ps: i just got word that the guy is ok. ill be better prepared next time
The use of the AED was ok. The compression rate should be between 100 and 120 compression per minute. We also don't (look listen and feel) put our ear (face) right next to their mouth (face) when we are checking for a pulse and breathing anymore. We also haven't given ventilation before compression in over 10 years. I think they need a more updated version.
@@Uniteddreamerud yep no-ventilation chest compressions. This video is perfect (if you can follow Mr Jones patois...): th-cam.com/video/tD2qTmDsiHk/w-d-xo.html
4:00 man...this second responder is crushing the person's rib cage. That's too hard you gonna push people's guts out. You do need to apply pressure, but only down to the depth for about 5 centimeter!
@@ramen4131 Yeah, as said above, 2 inches. I have done chest compressions multiple times (RN), sometimes you will actually break ribs or be pushing down onto a chest that feels like jelly.
take your figure and try to establish where the ribs come together, just above that you begin cpr. you very well might break or sprain their ribs but the idea is to get them breathing again.
It depends on the manufacturer. In this video cardiac science the maker of the AED used in the video, has engineered there AEDs to work like that. Always follow the AEDs voice prompts and the pictures on the pads. Some specify which location they go
Ok I’ve watched this several times and I still don’t feel comfortable thinking about the possibility I might have to use this. I still don’t know if I’d do it right and I definitely don’t want to make a bad situation worse.
That's just for the risk of infection / being so bad at it, that you push air into the stomach. If you know how and you're clean, and you're know the other person is clean, go ahead and do mouth to mouth. EDIT: To clarify don't take this as the end-all-be-all info, it's just what we were told.
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Really speaking, the lady should have prepared the AED and the guy should have continued compressions until the AED starts giving instructions. Too much time off the chest.
I am disappointed in this video. The video says to do the Right pad and then the Left pad, but it does not specify whether that is the patient's left side or the side that is on Our left/right.
You do not place the pad over a pacemaker. Pace makers are not for soon to be dead people. I have seen them in young adults as well. What a comment to make!
@@mitchjohnson4714 usually you will be able to see the pacemaker on the chest relatively well, just make sure the electrodes are placed at least 1 inch (2.5cm) away from the pacemaker
Me waiting for the Applebees commercial to finish so I can save my friends life
Sing "Stayin' Alive" by Bee Gees in heart. "Ah, ah, ah, ah, stayin' alive, stayin' alive" Perfect 100-120 pace for 8 compressions. 30 compressions + 2 breaths (about 1s each) and repeat.
BeeCow15 the office taught me this
Also "Another One Bites The Dust" by Queen
BeeCow15 it’s so fitting! 😂😅
Owen Hunt taught me this.
He’s dead what do we do now...check for an organ donor card if he had one we only have minutes to spare.
When your chromebook has it restricted so you have to go on your Google acount on another device.
Lol sorry
Ong 💀💀
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Really good instructions! Although, the first guy giving the chest compressions was going too quickly (>100-120 compressions per minute). Just keep that in mind when giving chest compressions! My instructor went over this part very clearly when I was trained last month and explained that the heart won't have enough time to get the blood to rebound if it is done too quickly.
Thats very true, im a bit embarrased to ask, but when it comes to a Woman, does the chest have to be completely bare, or can you work around it with the bra still on?
L.A. Prodigy i did some research online, and the answers are very controversial about whether or not to remove the bra. the American Heart Association does say to remove the underwire bra, and another source said that the scissors included in the AED kit cut through a sports bra with ease.
hope this helps! 😉
i am with you all
@@kazuhirala you’re trying to save a person life. Them being topless is completely irrelevant. You need to make sure everything is done correctly so the chest being exposed is highly recommended
@@kazuhirala yes the chest should be completely bare
first i was afraid... i was petrified..
Damnit Michael!
someone just dropped and had a cardiac arrest. I was scrambling. I couldnt remember how to do it. Instructions were everywhere. Thank god someone else was there. I was afraid... and i was petrified. Next time ill know what to do...
ps: i just got word that the guy is ok. ill be better prepared next time
Lmao
You were in the parking lot earlier, that’s how I know you!
That AED device should Also have shaving blade in case for removing Chest Hairs if Needed , Immediately in Emergency cases .
The use of the AED was ok. The compression rate should be between 100 and 120 compression per minute. We also don't (look listen and feel) put our ear (face) right next to their mouth (face) when we are checking for a pulse and breathing anymore. We also haven't given ventilation before compression in over 10 years. I think they need a more updated version.
Umm so what do you do? You just go straight to CPR ?
@@Uniteddreamerud yep
no-ventilation chest compressions.
This video is perfect (if you can follow Mr Jones patois...):
th-cam.com/video/tD2qTmDsiHk/w-d-xo.html
@@Uniteddreamerud I was taught a couple years back to do chest compressions only. No mouth-to-mouth.
What if the batteries die how do you quickly replace them and turn on the AED?
In public places, it is required for battery replacement once a year
who else is here bc of health class
Lol we dont talk about that
me
yooo me too
me
Yup me too lol
Im glad that these videos are available. There are many of these around my armory but i dont know anyone that can use them.
He appears to be repeating the same thing, everybody stand clear!
Today's session was very informative and well explained thank you to one and all in the session
I watched this in school.
Everyone’s here for health class while I’m here for criminal justice class
I'm here for anatomy lmao
I'm here for flight attendant training
I’m here for lifeguard training
I'm here to beat some meat
I am here just because someone on a cruise page was mentioning this device
This guy doing CPR must be doing the jackhammer version. Those were micro seconds.
im here cause gym class
Leave the AED attached if patient is recovering.
great video, simple and short
4:00 man...this second responder is crushing the person's rib cage. That's too hard you gonna push people's guts out. You do need to apply pressure, but only down to the depth for about 5 centimeter!
@Nick Klukas holy hell....
@@ramen4131 Yeah, as said above, 2 inches. I have done chest compressions multiple times (RN), sometimes you will actually break ribs or be pushing down onto a chest that feels like jelly.
@Nick Klukas ok i just found out 2 inches = 5 centimeters
@@maxalexander8585 👌 good to know thx. I also just found out 2 inches = 5 centimeters
Break ribs and save your life or be soft and you possibly dying. You choose
We had to use an AED tonight on a customer at work. I hope he makes it. He is only 23 years old.
PLEASE CAN WE NOT HAVE DOUBLE PREROLL ADS ON THESE VIDEOS TH-cam?
After what happened to Damar I want to make sure I’m prepared to help
How do you know your hand placement is correct when doing cpr and not breaking something internally
take your figure and try to establish where the ribs come together, just above that you begin cpr. you very well might break or sprain their ribs but the idea is to get them breathing again.
They’re already dying, put your hands between the nipple line and compress 30:2
Break ribs/sternum if you have to… they’re dying anyways
So the pads can go either way it doesn't matter what side u put them
Yes. Current simply has to pass through them. If you accidentally switch them, don't remove and replace them. They're fine.
It depends on the manufacturer. In this video cardiac science the maker of the AED used in the video, has engineered there AEDs to work like that. Always follow the AEDs voice prompts and the pictures on the pads. Some specify which location they go
Ok I’ve watched this several times and I still don’t feel comfortable thinking about the possibility I might have to use this. I still don’t know if I’d do it right and I definitely don’t want to make a bad situation worse.
They should not stop chest compressions while prepping the AED and applying the pads. Continue compressions until the machine prompts you to stop.
I’m here because my close friend/crush has Long QT and I want to know how to help her if something bad happens.
These days (2019) when performing CPR we do not do mouth to mouth breathing. Only do the chest compressions.
That's just for the risk of infection / being so bad at it, that you push air into the stomach.
If you know how and you're clean, and you're know the other person is clean, go ahead and do mouth to mouth.
EDIT: To clarify don't take this as the end-all-be-all info, it's just what we were told.
Very bad information. You should delete your comment, it’s wrong. It’s 30:2 for Adults and 15:2 for children and infants.
Breaths are still a part of the training, though compressions are the most important part. If you have a barrier, breaths should still be administered
Great Lesson
What y’all think of Ms Erskine?
I’m here for health class but there’s no questions, so I’m wondering why I’m still here.
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60 times with a aed defibrillator back to life
I have a hairy upper abdomen would this be a problem for the device?
Not at all, most AED devices include razors to shave chest hair if needed
Pov you’re here because someone on your news station said look up how to use one
So did they save him?
Unfortunatly the manikin passed away
WISH ME LUCK GUYS I'M ABT TO TAKE MY CPR TEST IN AN HOUR
DID YOU PASS
@@mmmHardstyle YES IT WAS SM EASIER THAN I THOUGHT
@@hannahzhou1920 CONGRATS! I just got mine yesterday and it was actually so much easier than I thought too 🤣
@@mmmHardstyle nice!!
I have mine tomorrow and I'm scare to much
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2021 anyone and also health class?
The last is infant.. Why you use aed??
what do i do if i don't have pediatric electrodes available???
use regular ones, its important to make sure the pads dont touch at all
@@superskunkygrow thank you
Who else is here for graduation requirements? Literally cannot walk the stage unless we watch this along with questions… >:(
Is no one else having trouble with the video? Mine is fuzzy and static and doesn't show the picture.
Really speaking, the lady should have prepared the AED and the guy should have continued compressions until the AED starts giving instructions. Too much time off the chest.
just a normal day in health class...
Class of 2024 Health class anyone?
I am disappointed in this video. The video says to do the Right pad and then the Left pad, but it does not specify whether that is the patient's left side or the side that is on Our left/right.
Aed I call it a heart zapper
this video is old. mouth to mouth is no longer deemed necessary to the CPR cycle. It's called "Hands-Only CPR."
Well, he obviously didn't turn the baby over correctly!
Be aware of pace makers
Only soon to be dead peoole have those, so we're good.
What do we do if someone had a pacemaker?
You do not place the pad over a pacemaker. Pace makers are not for soon to be dead people. I have seen them in young adults as well. What a comment to make!
@@mitchjohnson4714 usually you will be able to see the pacemaker on the chest relatively well, just make sure the electrodes are placed at least 1 inch (2.5cm) away from the pacemaker
You are actually not supposed to do mouth to mouth, by compressing their chest it helps air get to their lungs
Health care providers are absolutely supposed to give rescue breaths. Only non medical cpr certified folks do compressions only
What if it's a female do you have to remove her bra? Because I don't want to get #metoo
Exactly. I don’t want to go to jail or get beat up by random bystanders for cutting off a woman’s bra.
@@burgerman101 Rip it off and get on with the job - just don't play with her nipples - just do the CPR
Greetings
This video doesn't mention anything about pulse checks.
The machine does that
So we all here rn? lmao
here for A&P..
Ayoo where u from ?
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Anyone else here because of emergency procedures
Who else is here because of Health Science
my ears
This is so fake you can tell it's a doll, they should of used cgi.
wow thanks i couldn’t tell
i cant hear it
Hi human anatomy class
what's CPR?
everyone is here for health..i’m here for P.E
“Everyone stand clear.”
Upper left - lower right. AED pads