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All this dieting and working out is too much for her little heart. Mid workout, Marie experiences severe chest pain and suffers from a massi
If your into medical fetish please come support my besti !!
I successfully performed CPR on someone in my dream. It was Lucifer. Jack was happy, I saved his dad. Probably my proudest moment.
Have you ever wondered whose face was used to model the CPR dummy?
The body of a drowned woman was pulled from the Seine in Paris in the 1800s. A pathologist was so smitten with the unknown woman's face that he made a plaster cast of it. That became a death mask that was sold all over the country.
It had Mona Lisa's smile. Poets and writers used the mask as a muse. And year later, a toy maker was asked to create a CPR doll. He needed a face for the body, and he remembered seeing a mask in his grandparents' home. That mask, of course, was the unknown woman of the Seine, or the "Inconnue." The toy maker thought it would be perfect for the CPR doll. And Resusci Anne came into existence.
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Know the basics of the first aid. You can save someone's life
So I went through a 3 day intensive course on first aid in my uni like 3 months ago. I knew the basics before, but this actually put me in simulations so real, I was mentally exhausted at the end of every day.
But it was worth it.
Today I had to perform CPR on a person for the first time.
I was in a restaurant with my parents and I suddenly heard someone calling quite loudly at someone. I turned around and there was a guy next to this older man. He was shouting for help. By the looks of it, it seemed like the man was choking. The younger was hitting him in the back. I immediately got up and ran to them. I put my left arm around that man's chest and hit him hard 5 times inbetween his shoulder blades. He was still wheezing. I tried to do the heimlich maneuvre, but it was hard to get leverage on him, since he was really big. At that time there were more people trying to help, but my mom yelled I got a first aid course. That helped as the people actually listened to me after that. I told my dad and the young guy to help me put him on the ground. Yelled that someone should call an ambulance. I tilted his head backwards using my both hands, then checked his breathing.
He wasn't breathing. I immediately asked again if someone called an ambulance, I was told yes and I told them to say that he's not breathing and I'm starting the chest compression immediately. Did my first 30 while I listened to the woman that called the ambulance. I could feel his ribs cracking under my hands. Some other guy told me he can change with me. I knew the woman who was talking with the ambulance was shaken, so I explained the other guy how to properly do the cpr and that he can start when I finish my cycle. Then I took the phone from the woman. Thanks to the course I knew what to tell to the dispatcher. I was hitting my thigh so the guy knew the right rhytm. I answered all of the dispatchers questions. I got other people to help with stuff like going out for the ambulance and guide them inside. One woman volunteered to do the 2 breaths inbetween the 30 compressions.
The ambulance got there. It seemed like 20 minutes, but it was less than 10. It took them good 8 minutes to get his heart beating. I was scared he would die. I told myself, that I did everything I could.
And thankfully they managed to get his heart beating. I don't know what happened next in the hospital. But I did my best.
Learn the basics. And don't be afraid to help.
ROSC
As death yields to life
A delicate thread of power
Flickers faintly under my fingers
A light pulse as life returns to the body
.
No other sign apparent
This unexplainable force
placed by all wisdom in heaven
Is called back down by our earthly hands
Hace algunas horas estaba tomando mi clase anual de RCP - A few hours ago I was taking my yearly CPR class. As a friend of mine says: saving lives one dummy at a time. • Let's talk about HACE. It looks like the 3rd person of HACER but in this case it means AGO. • Ví a Pedro have 5 minutos - I saw Pedro 5 minutos ago • ¿Hace cuánto pasó eso? - How long ago did that happen? • Try it out in the comments. Hasta pronto Debbie #spanishtidbits #learn #practice #learnspanish #español #practicespanish #funwithspanish #cprsaveslives
Every second counts during a cardiac emergency. When a person suddenly collapses and stops breathing normally, immediate action can mean the