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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2022
- Why do we need to learn CPR? Why is it so important? And what exactly is happening when we do cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
In this video, we break down the steps for CPR, why it is so important for bystanders to quickly initiate chest compressions and what actually fixes a stopped heart during resuscitation efforts.
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Basic Physiology by Six Echo - • Physiology Part 1 - Ve...
How To Do CPR Tutorial - • Want to know how to sa...
AHA CPR Class Locator - ahainstructornetwork.american...
Stay vigilant!
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This was really good information. Describing all the different ways/issues to get to CPR was awesome.
Thanks man. I understand stuff so much better when I know the why behind it. So I figured this kind of information would be beneficial to others out there, especially people who are not medical professionals.
I have missed the "why" from all the CPR classes I have taken. Or I just
missed it when they thought that part of the class.
Understanding the "why" really helps put everything together! Thank you
again for putting all this together!
It is frequently not taught at all. Classes taught to those who are not healthcare providers are typically skills based only without any theory. It they have severe bleeding, use direct pressure or a tourniquet. If they aren’t responding, push on the chest.
I understand why they are doing this but as a society we have gotten too far removed from our own health and really should understand a bit more about how our body functions, the basics of life saving interventions and also the why behind some of these skills we are learning.
Thanks for the feedback!
I just discovered your channel and can't wait to go through your library.
Awesome! Share the channel with others who could benefit as well.
1:47 What does it mean when someone has a Cardiac Arrest?
2:07 What does CPR stand for?
3:59 What are the different systems in place that provide life to our body?
4:59 What is the cardiovascular System?
7:07 What is the process of performing CPR on an unresponsive person?
8:07 What are actual steps when approaching a person that is in need of CPR if you're a lay person. (not medically trained)
9:31 What is the hand placement for chest compressions?
10:51 How to start the electrical activity again when a heart stops beating?
11:23 What is AED?
11:59 Mouth to mouth breathing
14:04 What are Common disease processes and injuries that may cause someone to go into cardiac arrest?
16:52 What to do if someone has choked and cannot get air into their lungs?
18:12 What if the issue is drowning?
19:45 What if the issue is Overdoses?
25:09 Why bystander CPR is important
CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. C is first letter of word "cardio", P is first letter of word "pulmonary" and R is first letter of word "resuscitaton".
Thank you. Your videos, I find, to be exponentially more kick ass than the rest. The catalog of yours should have millions of views. However we are getting more and more dumb as a country by the day. Do you remember the beginning of the movie "Idyocracy"?
Stay with it. It's appreciated. First responder is just the first person to respond.
Hey, thank you for the kind words. Glad the videos are helpful and that you’re getting something out of them. Hopefully the algorithm will kick in soon and start showing the videos to more people. Thanks!
@@SixEcho Hopefully you're right. We both said about the same thing a year ago to each other. Keep up the good work
@@derrickbauman3375 Thanks for the continued support!
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