How to identify a person in cardiac arrest and administer potentially lifesaving CPR
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- Опубликовано: 4 янв 2023
- Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin went into cardiac arrest during Monday night's game after a tackle. The immediate aid he received on the field saved his life and also raised awareness about what to do if you see someone in distress. CBS News' Errol Barnett and Lana Zak are joined by Mike Smith, CPR trainer for the American Heart Association, for a demonstration.
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I performed CPR three times when I was a cop. One of the victims survived.
Everyone should know how to keep a loved one alive.
Never had to perform it but I bet it's devastating when they don't survive it
@@jordanball743Atleast you know that you have done everything you could
This is should be taught to everyone .
thanks for the information❤
That’s very educative and life saving. May we be empowered to save more life’s.
Great video 😊 God bless you guys for the amazing info given
Thank you ❤
Oh wow. It actually gave me a 15 second unstoppable ad on a cpr video.
Lady, why would you talk over that expert ... Constantly interrupting. It was so annoying. Especially during the EAD process... The guy, you and computer... All three of you were talking... It was just too noisy. Please consider this feedback and improve your content.
RUclips played two non skippable ads before this video
i like how i recieved 2 unskippable ads on this, 😳😳
The CPR instructor did not mention checking for pulse while checking for breathing.
Also he did not instruct to perform 30 compressions and the 2 breaths. The 30-2 should be maintained until an AED or EMTs comes.
Surprising that he neglected 2 very important parts of CPR.
yes
@@emilywillis9912not the research I’ve read. The 2 rescue breaths get needed oxygen to the brain.
@@emilywillis9912 also considering fluids that can be shared at that moment and we cannot tell by watching who has what disease.
@@robertmciver817the updated recommendations is to not stop compressions. It takes time to get the blood moving. Once it's moving you don't want to stop because you will have to get the "pump primed" again. Don't stop.
I'm an AHA certified instructor. The correct depth for chest compressions on an adult is at least two inches.
yes, they said that
It's great to promote acute cardiac care. Well done. You may also want to learn the Heimlich Maneuver to help a fellow human. The Heimlich Maneuver is used to aid choking victims. In a pinch, you can even self administer the Maneuver.
Be safe people. Please be thoughtful. Thank you.
Do you know the song, Staying Alive was composed for the purpose of CPR rythm? Hence, the title says it all. 😮😮
So this guy is showing the show, but how to know which lines of the script I need to memorize? what I mean is how do I know it requires CPR? sometimes another action is required, how do you identify this?
You need to check carotid pulse and check for breathing.
If no pulse or breathing, then begin compressions - 30/2 compressions to breaths.
If there is a pulse but no breathing, then begin rescue breathing- 1 breath every 2 to 3 seconds for 2 minutes. Then check for pulse and breathing again.
I hope this helps.
Yeah CBS news so maybe don’t have an ad before this video.
Should you administer cpr softer if it’s a child?
yes, and only one hand should be used, but it depends on the age and size of the child
@@broistyping 2 fingers for infants, you can do normal cpr on children
I should have known this earlier, my dad died from cardiac arrest😔 If only they could teach this in school.
as someone who had CPR done for 48 minutes straight on me, you cannot fix that later at the hospital. certain injuries are permanent. he's delusional.
Would you have rather died? Not to sound rude but I imagine most people would perfer damage to their bodies than to be dead.
@@joiningmarmot3812 that's the dilemma when faced with the opportunity to intervene: do you immediately act to potentially save a life, or do you pause to weigh the potential consequences and aftermath? For instance, imagine you're dining at a restaurant and someone begins choking on a tomato. You instinctively perform the Heimlich maneuver, potentially saving their life. However, this act could open you up to legal action if you're unaware of any non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) or underlying health conditions, or if your touch is deemed inappropriate. It's a stark reminder that we can't always predict the complexities of those around us. Thus, each of us may default to a different stance: prioritize preserving life or minimize personal risk. Consider this: in the USA, you can face lawsuits for just about anything, but winning isn't a sure bet for the plaintiff. Nevertheless, they'll happily waste your time and energy, all while lamenting about their quality of life
Suddenly and effective?
Only 35k views shame shame on us
I lost my father to cardiac arrest
I was with him till he died and I couldn't do nothing
Hey just know that it wasn’t your fault it happens to many people including famous people
And also did he smoke or drink or has diabetes
Believe me I also thought like that and spent 6 months googling everything about heart attacks
And was there a defibrillator nearby or did ambulance arrive too late
@@BATFLECK6000i know of someone who recently passed away he was in his late 40s. He did smoke.
And the elephant lives on!
Why, dear God, would you do that to them.
Huh
If they're in cardiac arrest.
to save them?
Because it's either they wake up with a few broken ribs or they find out which religion got it right. Personally I would rather wake up with damage to my body than to never wake up again
Some of us are trying to learn what to do when a person is suffering a cardiac arrest and some people, or should I say trumpists, think that this is a joke. What comes around, goes around
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Fauci tackles hard 🤔
First Ask the Person….DID YOU GET THE VAX!
You're a scumbag
show me the stats, ill wait
...after receiving their vaccine.
Yup most cardiac arrests in athletes from 2021 to now than ever before. There’s actual statistics and credible sources on it if you look it up.
he was just kneeling for the Anthem. leave him alone.
First ask if they were vaxxed. If so it too late
First ask them if they got the vaccine, if the answer is yes proceed in giving them just as a hard time as they did you for not getting it