Today I received a shock in a football match by non other than simply hitting my knee on the ground. It was quite a surprising experience. My vision got all bright, as if the intensity of sun had increased. My hearing ability got down and was hearing something like "eeeee". And of course, I was dizzy as hell. But recovered after I stood still for a while
Remove the bandage if blood goes through? I heard you should just apply another dressing on top so that any clots that have already been formed won't disappear.
Can "Shock" be applied to someone who is a witness or experienced something traumatic (More mental than physical) You mentioned all physical reasons someone could go into shock, so I feel my assumption of shock could be incorrect.
I'm autistic so this might not be a valid question, but a crash from an adrenaline rush from an accident could look like shock, or is it a minor shock? 🤔 Thank you for the information
bandages? I was told you were supposed to jam balls of hemostatic gauze into the wound and then put a compression bandage over it.....mind you these steps were usually after a tourniquet conversion.
Back when we where all jumping off a cliff into the water, I landed wrong and broke my collar bone. I’m just glad my step dads a medic and my uncle is a life guard 😅
Notice it's a folding chair not a table chair......needs to be able to be portable. Lolol. In all seriousness I was thought through a high school class if they DON'T have any injuries to there legs you can carefully elevate there legs 12"- 18" using books.....a full back pack....jacket..............or your emergency folding chair
Most First Aid info is also behind on the use of the modified Trendelenburg position (ie laying flat with feet raised) for treating shock. It is no longer an acceptable practice to treat shock in this manner. The data indicates that raising the feet does not significantly provide enough of a rise in BP to treat shock and raising the feet may, in some patients, cause more harm.
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I'd say there is not much you can do. Turn their head to the side so that if they were to vomit (blood or other fluid), it won't choke them. Pray that the ambulance comes soon. If the shock develops rapidly and gets more severe, there's nothing a first aider can do sadly.
My hand got ptsd since a practice nurse failed with the needle and stabbing me through the bone several times, damn whenever i saw a needle it kinda giving me uneasy feeling between the joint
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Please don't. I suggest you search for "Trendelenburg myth" Johnson S, Henderson SO: “Myth: The Trendelenburg position improves circulation in cases of shock.” Canadian Journal Emergency Medicine. 6(1):48-49, 2004.
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You are not supposed to cover them with a blanket as it would cause vasodilation which will lead to more fall in blood pressure. Please do not give wrong instructions in a matter like this.
Today I received a shock in a football match by non other than simply hitting my knee on the ground. It was quite a surprising experience.
My vision got all bright, as if the intensity of sun had increased.
My hearing ability got down and was hearing something like "eeeee".
And of course, I was dizzy as hell. But recovered after I stood still for a while
Thank you i need this vid for my school presentation that we need to do shock and faint thank you :)
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Remove the bandage if blood goes through? I heard you should just apply another dressing on top so that any clots that have already been formed won't disappear.
that is correct
SuperKilf honestly it depends - different first aid organisation - eh nhs and sja - have different practice methods
SuperKilf It is correct you must not remove the previous bandage......
thank u
Generally we do not remove the dressing, unless it is on the chest.
Anyone else watch these for fun?
Fun ?🤡
I'm watching because I have a final exam🕶️
@@Thuwiba. it was just an interesting video chill out
@@everythingdibs344 chill out? Why do you think he was angry?
My mother got spinal injury shock, thank god i did everything right while my mother guide me.
Your mother suffered a Cervical Spinal Injury? If I’m correct the paramedics used a large kit with the word “Immobilisation”?
Can "Shock" be applied to someone who is a witness or experienced something traumatic (More mental than physical) You mentioned all physical reasons someone could go into shock, so I feel my assumption of shock could be incorrect.
Yes. Shock is a purely physical condition.
This type of shock is different from emotional and electric shock
If in the USA call 9-1-1 for emergency services (the other numbers does nothing in America)
I'm autistic so this might not be a valid question, but a crash from an adrenaline rush from an accident could look like shock, or is it a minor shock? 🤔 Thank you for the information
i swear only students learning health watch these lol
What about people that write tho. They probably do too
Eh, I watch these for fun
totaly true :)
Please upload Telugu videos I'm first aider
Thnx, needed this for an assessment
bandages? I was told you were supposed to jam balls of hemostatic gauze into the wound and then put a compression bandage over it.....mind you these steps were usually after a tourniquet conversion.
morphological changes in shock-
adrenal changes-cortical cell lipid depletion
kidneys-ATN
lungs-rarely affected in hypovolemic shock,septic shock-diffuse alveolar hemorrhage(shock lung)
liver-cental hemorrhagic necrosis
septic shock-
early hyper dynamic state-
warm&flushed
decreased BP
vasodilation
tachy cardia
CO- n to inc
late hypodynamic state-
vasoconstriction
decresed output
oliguria(renal failure)
Exactly what I was thinking
My boyfriend had 3 heart bypass he was blind in the left eye and cataract in the right eye.
Bro she look like she having a shock
My friend went into shock when she found out her boyfriend is missing how to help her
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Emotional/mental trauma is also a cause of shock.
To help your friend, do the same thing as the video, and they’ll recover
After miscarage i shock when I sleep is their any medecion please?
This has been very helpful. Thank you
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i actully got a bad shock from a spinal injury
Back when we where all jumping off a cliff into the water, I landed wrong and broke my collar bone. I’m just glad my step dads a medic and my uncle is a life guard 😅
Did they jump before you or after you?
Notice it's a folding chair not a table chair......needs to be able to be portable. Lolol.
In all seriousness I was thought through a high school class if they DON'T have any injuries to there legs you can carefully elevate there legs 12"- 18" using books.....a full back pack....jacket..............or your emergency folding chair
Raising the legs is no longer an acceptable treatment for shock. Very recently changed. Most first aid training is still behind on this.
@@roozy64 that stuff changes so quick. Glad you said that but what now is standard as far as you know?
I have a BLS exam in 30 minutes 😘thank you
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I"m taking a SJA Level 3 course right now and they stress that during Shock that we MUST remember to give them oxygen...why isn't this mentioned?
Because 99% of first aiders wouldn't usually have access to oxygen or be qualified to use it even if they did.
Most First Aid info is also behind on the use of the modified Trendelenburg position (ie laying flat with feet raised) for treating shock. It is no longer an acceptable practice to treat shock in this manner. The data indicates that raising the feet does not significantly provide enough of a rise in BP to treat shock and raising the feet may, in some patients, cause more harm.
This is a basic treatment for shock.
I think you're too fast, maybe you should consider slowing down a bit. Thank you!
Khusrees are too many
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Sir first aid training karne ke baad koi job mil sakti hai isme
It depends on your country. Paramedics are usually trained in first aid.
How do you avoid shock from happening?
Less anxiety when injured
@@jayrico1973 anxiety doenst cause this
Great video thanks!
Wow thank you nurse!
lol thanks this was a life saver!
Woow I just love the video
Very informative video, should be watched by everyone as it may be useful in life
What do you do if the cause of shock is internal bleeding?
I'd say there is not much you can do. Turn their head to the side so that if they were to vomit (blood or other fluid), it won't choke them. Pray that the ambulance comes soon. If the shock develops rapidly and gets more severe, there's nothing a first aider can do sadly.
you speak so fast kindly slow down a little bit
She speaks normally :/
useful
I went to have my bloods done I went into shock because I was scared of the needle
Uh...that's different to what is explained here. Being scared, or having a panic attack, is not the same as being in shock.
My hand got ptsd since a practice nurse failed with the needle and stabbing me through the bone several times, damn whenever i saw a needle it kinda giving me uneasy feeling between the joint
Elevate legs to stabilize patient
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Please don't. I suggest you search for "Trendelenburg myth" Johnson S, Henderson SO: “Myth: The Trendelenburg position improves circulation in cases of shock.” Canadian Journal Emergency Medicine. 6(1):48-49, 2004.
Very helpful
Very good information
very helpfull. thx doc xD
AHC❤
Presenter is not good speaker
In my next shock, I hope I'll be aided by the doctress in this video💙
Veery help full😍
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I think I got shock
Take finger out of electrical outlet.
@@wcresponder 😂😂
You are not supposed to cover them with a blanket as it would cause vasodilation which will lead to more fall in blood pressure. Please do not give wrong instructions in a matter like this.
And what happens when you get cold from the the sweating?
'If they're pale - raise the tail'.
Your speech is tooooo fast...