Bystanders Perform CPR (After Action Report)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Bystander CPR can absolutely save lives, BUT some times it may or may not be needed! Lets take a look at this video and do an after action report.
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He’s moving his arm and alert enough to be trying to get you to stop pumping his chest! CPR is not what he needs at this point!
Correct
During the video in Portuguese, the woman in white, who I suppose is a nurse says in Portuguese "Não é para parar a massagem" -> "Do not stop CPR"
@@vaitor31 She said: “the medic (on phone) said not to stop CPR”. And I ask: Even if he is completely awake and begging to stop!?
@@danilodiniz4810 Vou falar em português porque acho que você vai entender kkk, mas realmente essa situação ta nítido que não sabem o que estão fazendo
@@vaitor31 Realmente parece que não. Mas um ponto que achei que merece atenção é sobre o que ele falou de que, às vezes, por causa da massagem, a pessoa pode retornar à consciência ou ter movimentos musculares, mas interrompendo a massagem ela volta ao estado de parada. Inegavelmente foi engraçado.
Lmao. Hes like leave me the f alone. Your killing me. And the chick with the mask on his face not pumping the bag! 😂😂😂😂
highflyer131 Right! If you have a BVM to maintain respirations, then it’s helpful to use it!
I am so glad that you brought this up! After I took a CPR/First Aid class, I searched RUclips for videos of real CPR and saw the episode involving a man in the UK named Chris Solomon, who had the incredible fortune of going into cardiac arrest while in the company of his coworkers, who were EMTs. While they were doing compressions, Solomon bolted up and started lifting his arms. At that point, if I had been the one doing compressions, I'd have stopped, thinking he had regained consciousness. But he was not back! He was still dead and the EMTs knew it and kept going with the CPR, eventually saving his life. It's awesome and awful to glimpse the tenuity of the line between life and death.
I'm a first aid instructor and I really love that video. He's having a seizure due to hypoxia, but a mild enough seizure to not endanger the colleagues as they provide CPR, so they keep going.
It shows how you always have to think for yourself and adapt. It's why, personally, I think understanding the basic mechanics behind what you're doing is as important as knowing algorithms and such. People really should learn some basic anatomy beyond what you can teach in a first aid class. It's great to see so many people watching videos like this to educate themselves further.
In the case of Chris, the correct course of action is logical, but violates some rules that you may have internalized.
1st rule: CPR is done on people who are limp and lifeless. --- Well, yes. Unless they aren't because they have a hypoxia-induced seizure.
2nd rule: Don't touch a patient who is having a seizure. --- Except in the case of Chris, you should, because he isn't moving wildly and doesn't have enough strength left to pose a threat, but needs CPR.
I like to use that video as an example for how rules alone aren't enough, some situational awareness is just as important.
One of the big problems with CPR is that many people think "I perform CPR when a patient is not breathing". That's not right. CPR is performed when a patient is not breathing _effectively_, which means things such as agonal respirations still require CPR.
I really like these videos, they are a great learning aid. Thank you for the great content.
Thank you for the support!
OMG - this is painful to watch. At the same time this made me laugh because we had a similar incident where our 8 yo daughter knocked the wind out of her father with an elbow and he went to the ground and rolled onto his back to recover. My daughter promptly gave him a legit rescue breath and he pushed her away. It may be time for me to take her to a class or to give her some more instruction myself. She’s only seen CPR on the movie Sandlot (when a kid is pretending to be in need of CPR so the cute lifeguard will rescue him with mouth to mouth). My husband said he thought his lungs were going to explode. LOL! My 8 yr old is very small, but healthy - she weighs about 45 pounds. I was kind of proud of her for accidentally dropping her daddy and then the fact that she TRIED to act in what she thought was an emergency. I’m not sure she’s ever had the wind knocked out of her yet.
Glad everyone was ok!
Keep them coming skinny
That is the plan!
Absolutely love these types of videos. Keep them coming please sir.
One of my old partners told me he rolled up on a cardiologist office running a code. Nurses doing compressions, doctor about to intubate... and the patient answers how old she is.
I almost died watching the camera orientation.
_Do you need _*_CPR?_*
That has never come up in any cpr class I have taken. What an eye opener!
This was both hilarious and mortifying! I guess I'll give them props for at least taking the initiative but dang!
I agree with you that this patient was probably more active than what you would see during ROSC, but anything’s possible.
@Skinnymedic ~ First i'd like to say great video, it is funny in a way to watch this video. I myself am an EMR/First Responder and current EMT student and i have been told just like you mentioned that while doing good compressions that a patient will regain conciousness and nearly be alert and that's just what i seen in this video, and once he stopped doing compressions he then lost consciousness until he went back to doing them again. I don't know that's just my take on this!
A 12 lead would definitely be helpful in this case!
they probably played a game or something and saw them doing cpr on a perfectly fine person and thought it would work in real life
They could both use a CPR refresher course. Bagging during chest compressions seems rather counter productive too. Stop the compressions so when you beg him is Justin rise.
My chest hurts just watching.
I love this type of video. In this one, I wanted to jump into it and pull the helpers' hands away and check for a pulse. What was that woman doing? This situation and your words of instruction certainly do show the need for CPR instruction or update
Hey skinny, this was a massive debate in the UK, there's a part 2 to the video where he's doing the same but there's an AED attached showing he is in arrest.
I think he is moving way to much to be in cardiac arrest.
SkinnyMedic I think you are right in this first clip, the fact he's still moving when he stops compressions would suggest there's some form of life maintaining cardiac activity. Could it be he was in a shockable rhythm but pulsed?
All that comes to mind is the ‘I’m helping!’ meme.
That was really hard to watch. Wow.
LOL! This was funny, in that it's OBVIOUS this man is breathing, especially after the umpteenth time CPR was performed on him.
Hey skinny, I saw your video on your water well. That’s what I do for a living, and just for some advice, sometimes ants will crawl around near the pressure switch and they can be pinched between the contacts and prevent power from turning the pump on and you’ll be out of water. So, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to spread some insect dust or whatever around (not on) the pressure switch or the pump house! Just some small advice!
LMAO, OMG that was just too damn funny. I never laughed so hard. That was great. That's like rescuing someone from drowning who is sitting on the sand, LMAO.
could you insert a link to the raw clips (in this series)? great video btw
In high school we had to get certified in CPR but it was not hands only, it was hand and mouth. This was back in the early 90s though.
It has changed since then
SkinnyMedic don't you still use mouth type for drowning victims?
You do for them and choking victims, but for the most part for the average person it is just chest compressions.
My uncle is a firefighter/emt.
he was doing compressions on a guy. the guy was talking during compressions and would stop when my uncle quit
Wow..... speechless
When the patient punches you he has risen from the dead!
What kind of medical type classes can one take if they don't want to be a doctor or medic, but still want to learn the life saving stuff.
Damn it. Your getting CPR because you need it. Stop fighting! I’m trying to save you! Restraints please, he needs to breath better.
There's a huge difference between spontaneous movements and trying to move something that's blocking you airway. Also, those compressions were so shitty there no way blood was moving.
That poor guy!
Wow, the funny part is I just 2 days ago took my first CPR class and this came up.. if the person is moving STOP doing CPR and move them into a recovery position if you have to move away.. I admit to laughing a little at the guy holding the poor victims hand down so he can do more cpr lol
The pumper is going ham at the pumpee
Holy crap they are suffocating him, she's not even pumping the bag
I had a guy who has spontaneous return of circulation mid CPR and started to scream at me too stop. Nearly shit myself. Demanded a dnr and expired a few minuets later.
Performing CPR on a person who doesn't need it! I've seen it all now.
Lmao this is Brazil for you!!
They only have off duty cops, not off duty EMTs
Well.. definitely can't accuse them of not caring! Haha
Geez, it’s like that scene from Dumb and Dumber.
Leave us alone......we are trying to save your life
Good stuff. May Christ bless you.
OMG
woah! got here early! thanks skinny! love the vids, do you think i should join the ems explorers? i asked on another vid, but i dont know if youve seen it. thanks, god bless!
Yes, that should be a great opportunity for you!
thanks skinny!
As a first responder. This is a good example of what not to do.
*What the fuck was that??? Looks like nobody knew what they were doing.*
*Looks like they're also keeping the patient from breathing properly by keeping the BVM on his face when he's clearly breathing and moving.*
Like these, reminds me of Active Self Protection videos. Shouldn’t he be singing Staying Alive, that is what I learned in the 70s.
If he’s responsive chest compression could stop his heart
Laughed. So. Hard. Thanks for this.
I've never done cpr and not cracked the sternum, they could have done more damage to that guy than help
Question... I've taken a CPR and First aid class but now and for the next month or so I'm in a cast on my right hand due to a broken pinkie. What would be the best method for chest compressions with a cast? Cast on chest and non cast hand on top or cast hand on top of non-cast hand?
The cast also prevents me from moving my wrist
Put him in the recovery position and get him help
wow
If he is groaning and asking you to stop, congrats... now stop cpr.
I feel like that could legit do some damage to someone that didn't need it. I'm not a medic though. So I dunno. Lol
i would be pissed and tell you to stop if i got paroled and you keep putting me back inside DEATH has his job to do
Wow! Really??!!
He is trying to get them off him and they r holding him down to do cpr, lmao
Wtf, they're killing him!
And he was goin too fast like wtf
That's not how this works, that's not how any of this works 😳
haha
😔😒
Baad...mkay...
Lol
that made me cringe.... a lot.... to the point where I had to fast forward past the CPR and just hear what you had to say about it.... Almost as good as that 3rd world country where the people were jumping on and kicking that dude in the chest.... gonna feel that in the morning.
Holy Cow... that was hard to watch. The woman on the BVM is wearing a white coat... based on her performance, I hope she isn't actually in the medical field (lol). Good video and educational tool.
This is disturbing
WTF????
The fuck?
Omg! They are actually harming the guy. Totally wrong. This is not funny!
CPR is absolutely serious and it is performed when a patient is clinically dead...when to stop CPR is when a patient shows signs of recovery or the paramedics turn up or just if you are exhausted and cant continue....im sorry but it is not funny...the hands are too high on the chest and this mans ribs are being cracked...
Hands are mid-nipple line ... you will break ribs when you do high quality CPR