Видео

If nothing else, call emergency, accurately observe and report to them, then ask the dispatcher to walk you through saving the victim's life. Ask a bystander to get an AED. Drowning needs 5 breaths before 30/20. Lose anyone who doesn't know lifesaving techniques as well as you do, and only accept them back once they've proven that they've learned. Get together with your friends and make accurate training videos.

Coal noayne noayne noayne

'We need a volunteer... who ain't breathing' Best line ever!!!

You have educated me with this video...love & peace to everyone involved......oh yeah & well done for translating it into "old money " lol it's all I understand

UK: Do a Vinnie, you can save life Australia: Do a Bradbury, you can win Olympics China: Do a Xi, you can quarantine everyone

Heres one I prepared ealier

Anyways...I live in America

Lol we don't have 999 we have 9-1-1 and yes this works saving lives

Now THIS is how you do an advert, it’s informative, it’s memorable and it’s catchy. This could help save so many lives 👏🏻

I do wonder if bee gees had this i mind when they wrote that song. 😎

The queen! What no! That’s just a blue blob!

Lol I love this demonstration!!!! But we don't have 999!!! We have 9-1-1!!!!!!!

One other thing that's standard practice with first aid in general and CPR especially: use onlookers for everything you can. If you've got someone standing on the sidelines with a phone looking confused, have them call in the ambulance so you can get to actually helping the person that much sooner. If you've got bystanders, ask for volunteers who also know how to do CPR. It's simple enough to do, but it takes a lot of energy to do it properly. The human rib cage is sturdy, and 5-6cm of compression takes a fair bit of force. Doing that 100 times a minute, and you're gonna be spent in minutes. As soon as you start to flag, switch in for someone else - this isn't exercise, those last few reps where you're struggling are doing less good than the ones where you were steady, not more. Stick around and take another turn when you're up for it. It's not about proving you're not a wimp, it's about saving the guy's life. Even the pros spell each other off. Oh, and you're gonna be pushing harder than you see on TV. A lot of the time you see TV CPR, it's on either a live actor or a solid dummy. CPR is a very good way to break ribs and fuck with a functional heart, so you tend not to do it on people who don't need it, and dummies don't have the capacity for chest compression that humans do because they're generally not equipped with lungs. (If they are, you should probably be calling on emergency services for a different reason....)

actually now ))

I went to this show when I was in Xian 😱

We don't have 999 we have 9-1-1 here in the states!!!!

hahhahahaab that voulenter hahahha

Lol we only 9-11 here in the states!! But yes press hard and fast and call for help

Lol we only have 9-1-1 here!!!! But yes do the steps and call for help!!!!

I haven't seen this video in years but I just performed full CPR with rescue breaths on a car accident victim in Los Angeles today. Staying Alive at 100BPM came right in my head as I started chest compressions... THANK YOU!

💗💜❣ I 💗 u. Thanks so much.

i love knowing how to do cpr but since society doesnt care about me the next time i see someone having a heart attack im just going to stand over them an watch them die FUCK YOU ALL you all had your chance an you blew it now i dont give a fuck about any of you

Who the fuck is this bald fucker

You can check a persons perfusion by doing a capillary refill test on the thumb.

better cracking a rib than him kicking the bucket! :D

squeezing a little bit too high ! should be at nipples line or a little below.

The government dont actually pay for kits. But to be honest a well equipped kit that can be in every car, is a cost of maybe 1/5, 1/10 of full fuel tank? And it's for use for next few years even

As a Paramedic and first aid instructor I think that's great! Since its mandatory does the government pay for the courses or first aid kits...

Splish Splash the first song but I don't know about the second one

I was one XD

good job guys. being tough does come in handy.

Recent research has shown that rescue breathing doesn't really help. "The new CPR technique no longer includes the mouth-to-mouth air component, which studies showed were no more effective than chest compressions alone." ... as used by professional rescuers. My old community had a jump from 5% survival to 17% survival in one year because they started working patients on-scene instead of in the back of the rig. Time matters, get started on it!

This is just epic! :D

Thank you

I'm not sure about the rest of the world, but in the US we have "The Good Samaritan Act" which means you are immune from a lawsuit if you try to help in good faith.

I think you're missing the point. Many people are put off by mouth-to-mouth on a stranger...and they posited that it was enough to put them off of doing ANYTHING. So they introduced CPR w/o respirations in order to induce more people to at least do SOMETHING.

Be prepared for brain death without oxygen. Wrong message BHF. Compression only is better than nothing but gold standard remains Compression and ventilation combined, if willing to do so. Where do we press if victim is not wearing a sovereign???

hajaha.. ang astig nla but they're the one who will help. hajaha

999...

@MrSlartibafast I mean they shouldn't sue the rescuer, they saved their life... its better to survive -____-

Everything in here was great :) just one question: whats the music thats featured in this video?

My auntie is in there somewere

Brilliant performance by all, my son Harry was one of the divers I am so proud of him.

My son was one of the divers I couldn't be prouder he is only 7 years old. The Queen looked like she enjoyed it.

This clip be very blurred! :)

Thats the day of my birthday O.o

really good cheerleaders your all great :) :)

Yaaaaaaaaaaay!

this is how i learnt CPR

ce ne sont pas les guides qui l' ont tué mais son appetit féroce pour le succès. il avait vu trop grand.