CPR in Action | A 3D look inside the body

Sidenote: You do not shock at heart that has stopped completely as said in the video.

How often do ribs break

If I find a dying person on any area, I would do my best effort to save the person's life by pushing hard and fast its chest with my hands. I should be brave enough to do that because there's nothing to be afraid of even though I'm really shy to do risky things that way. We have a beautiful heart which is a vulnerable organ we gotta look after it throughout our lives.

Broken ribs can kill people when they stand up with

Here is my medical record: 15-Jan-2023 Pt from Melbourne visiting for walk in Buninyong, Witnessed Collapse by partner with immediate bystander CPR (35mins. good quality as per AV), Futher 15mins downtime (total 50mins downtime with CPR) -VT - Shock X3 then ROSC RSI on scene. Prolonged extrication with SES due to 3km from carpark on trial, further 7 episodes of VT, all responding to DCR (total 10 DCR). ...... LV gram poor LV function (EF 10%) ......... I was in coma for 2 days. Now I had a CRT-D implanted for my heart. So much thanks to my wife with love.

What if we got a heart-pump or electrical stimulator installed at birth that would activate in case of a heart attack?

It's videos like this that prepared me for the day I never thought would happen. My older neighbor fell down in his yard in full cardiac arrest and I had to perform cpr on him. Thanks to videos like this, he regained consciousness and survived the 15 minutes it too for the ambulance to arrive!

Watching this because of Damar Hamlin

Great video and great explanation.

So doing CPR too fast creates an artificial fibrillation... huh, that's interesting

If ribs break its OK. They're not your ribs

Skill isue

Finally a short video simply as this for everyonr understand why and how..

한글설망: CPR로 심장의 혈액이 뇌까지 순환 시켜야 하며, 강하고 빠르게 눌러라고 합니다. cpr 자신이 없으면 인공호흡도 병행해야, 후반 영상에는 잘못된 방법인 경우 어떤 경우 인지 보여줌.
마지막 멘트: 당신이 유일한 희망이다 과감하게 해라고 응원 멘트가 있습니다

we need this video because of Itaewon incident

That’s why my face go black Really Black no matter how bright you see or you open your eyes when I heart working slow I felt like my body turn off can’t move can’t control can’t breathe can’t open eyes nothing I can do

Because the brain is dead and stop the body

Nice video. But you should definitely continue also if AED is present and if help arrives. In the case of an AED, it should be connected preferably while someone else is still doing CPR and you should only pause when the AED instructs you to take hands off. In the case of ambulance people arrive, you should keep doing compressions. If they like what they see (you are doing it right) they will ask you to continue while they set up AED, IV etc.

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how many times pushing and how manz seconds the break is?

谢谢分享,这将拯救许多生命。👍

Excellent Video presentation!!

huh thats why we need to cpr that hard

I did this at my School at Mango Hill State School in Australia. It was good

Hello ! I'm a young girl Wanting to learn more and more about medicine and these kinds of stuff and I have a question, in the video U say that it's ok to break a rib but is there a high percentage that that rib breaks and hits the lung or in worse cases makes a hole in the lung? Sorry if it's a dumb question but I would be very curious to know so anyone that knows please tell me! Thank you!^^

Je voulais dire que c'était pour aider à rester en vie, n'est-ce pas ?

As a Healthcare Trainer - I just wanted to say thank you for this excellent training video, a perfect visual illistration to complement the practical elements of my training. A+

The video is good but there's some minor misleading part that was bugging me

You should be pressing down 1/3 of their body not 2 inches, I say this because everyone's body type differs meaning 2 inches on say a like 6'5 body builder won't do as much as it would on a petite teen girl and this(the 1/3 rule over 2 inches) is now being taught in medical lessons

Another thing worth noting is the rhythm, many won't known but there's a popular song that will tell you the perfect rhythm to go and that's michael Jackson's stayin alive, on the part of the song where it goes "Ah, ha, ha, ha, stayin' alive" is the rhythm at which you should be pushing down

I doubt anyone will see this but its just a few small things about CPR that should be known

CAN MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT HEART ATTACK

Yay for cpr

I like thi♥️

Thank you. This is really helpful for me, considering my school doesn't teach this to us.

-a 12 year old

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Even as a medical physiologist this wasn’t explained deeply back in school ,the way you broke it down with good illustration of what happens when CPR is not done properly. Already saved this video in my watch later, so I can always replay it.

DEFIBRILLATOR NEEDED

I'll try my best 😁

So nice

Lost my Father in January due to cardiac arrest 😭😭

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I did this to my younger brother who was breathing fine and I think I stopped it instead of “waking” it up

Muchas gracias, yo quiero ser doctor

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Bro, i don't know why, but, i'm here for the song HAHAHA

Es interesante ya gue uno nosabe cuando lo podria nesesitar peri lo deverian tradusir xf a español