#procedure of cpr

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[yj-98]

my name is tim drake and i have one job to do in this world. my only job is to breathe twice into darla aquistas mouth for every fifteen times i compress her chest. back and forth. over and over. fifteen chest compressions, followed by two breaths, followed by another fifteen chest compressions. --eleven-twelve-thirteen-fourteen-fifteen-- --and breathe. breathe. one-two-three-four-five-- never stopping, no matter how tired i get, because you dont give up until relieved by qualified medical help. thats the rule. and i know that qualified medical help isnt coming. not anytime soon. maybe not at all.

[whumperer-86]

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[starlightiing]

thoughts on cpr/restarting someone’s heart? would you ever write something with that?

I enjoy the concept of CPR in a FICTIONAL WORLD ONLY.

CPR is a horrific and terrifying thing to perform and to watch be performed on someone. It's incredibly violent and hopelessly desperate, and most of the time, it doesn't even work.

But in fanfics or in media I consume, yes, I do enjoy to see it/read it and I do write it sometimes as well.

One of my WIPS right now has a very tiny CPR scene in it, but I have written it in great detail in the past before. I don't write it super often, but I definitely dabble from time to time when I'm in the right state of mind to do so.

[farshootergotme]

I'll always hate how CPR (specifically the mouth-to-mouth resuscitation) has been so romanticized in fiction, portraying it as some kind of 'romantic kiss' that occurs between two love interests when it's actually used to save lives daily irl.

[ultrabananapudding]

I love youuu Madame Web RAH !! I would give you a 10/10, but those chest compressions were genuinely awful so I gotta deduct a point

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[konquestionmysanity]

Person 1: *choking and panicing*

Person 2: OH MY GOD ARE YOU OKAY?MM? DID YOU SWALLOW WRONG??

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Person 3: That's what she said [as Person 2 is giving Person 1 CPR]

[megakarthika]

Reviving the Heart: Essential Techniques for Effective CPR Performance

Intro

CPR, or Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, is a life-saving technique used to revive a person who has gone into cardiac arrest. Knowing how to perform CPR correctly is an essential skill for anyone who may one day need to use it in an emergency. In this blog post, we'll look at the CPR method, as well as the essential techniques needed to ensure the effective performance of this life-saving procedure.

Understanding the Importance of CPR

CPR is not just a skill to learn , but a life-saving technique that can make a difference between life and death. Every second matters when someone is experiencing a cardiac arrest. CPR can help keep oxygen flowing to the brain and vital organs until medical professionals arrive. It can buy valuable time for emergency responders to take over and provide further medical interventions. Knowing how to perform CPR  correctly can mean the difference between saving a life or not. In this section, we will delve into the importance of CPR and why everyone should learn how to perform it.

Knowing When to Perform CPR

Knowing when to perform CPR can be a matter of life or death. CPR is typically administered when a person's heart has stopped beating or when they have stopped breathing. Some common situations where CPR may be necessary include heart attacks, drowning incidents, and accidents that result in a person becoming unconscious. It's important to remember that CPR is not a substitute for professional medical help, but rather a crucial step in providing immediate assistance until help arrives. By being aware of the signs and symptoms that indicate the need for CPR, you can play a vital role in saving a person's life. Remember, every second counts in these situations, so don't hesitate to initiate the CPR procedure if needed.

Basic CPR Steps and Techniques

When it comes to performing CPR, understanding the basic steps and techniques is crucial. In the event of a heart attack or other cardiac emergencies, knowing how to properly administer CPR can be the difference between life and death. The CPR procedure steps include assessing the person's responsiveness, calling for help, and starting chest compressions and rescue breaths. It's important to remember that CPR is a full procedure that combines chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain blood flow and provide oxygen to the body. Learning these steps and practicing them can empower you to be a lifesaver in critical situations.

Advanced Techniques for CPR

Now that you have a basic understanding of CPR, let's explore some advanced techniques that can further enhance your performance. Advanced techniques in CPR focus on specific scenarios, such as performing CPR for a heart attack. In these situations, it's crucial to ensure effective chest compressions and rescue breaths are being administered. Additionally, being familiar with the complete CPR procedure steps, from assessing responsiveness to initiating chest compressions and rescue breaths, will help you provide the full procedure required to maintain blood flow and deliver oxygen to the body. With these advanced techniques, you'll be better equipped to save lives in critical situations.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Performing CPR

Performing CPR correctly is essential for saving lives, but there are common mistakes that can hinder its effectiveness. One mistake is not applying enough pressure during chest compressions, which can result in insufficient blood flow. Another mistake is not providing rescue breaths, as they are a crucial part of the full CPR procedure. Additionally, improper hand placement during compressions or failing to ensure an open airway can also impact the success of CPR. Avoiding these common mistakes and ensuring you follow the proper techniques can greatly improve your ability to perform effective CPR and potentially save a life.

Training and Certification in CPR

To ensure you have the knowledge and skills to confidently perform CPR, it's highly recommended to undergo training and certification in CPR. There are numerous organizations that offer CPR courses, both in-person and online, that provide comprehensive instruction on the proper techniques and steps for performing CPR. These courses cover everything from assessing responsiveness to delivering effective chest compressions and rescue breaths. By completing CPR training and obtaining certification, you can gain the confidence and expertise needed to effectively respond in emergency situations, including performing CPR for a heart attack and executing the full procedure with precision.

Resources and Tools for Learning and Practicing CPR

If you're interested in learning and practicing CPR, there are numerous resources and tools available to help you gain the necessary skills. One of the best ways to start is by taking a CPR course, either in-person or online. These courses provide comprehensive instruction on the full procedure of CPR, from assessing responsiveness to delivering effective chest compressions and rescue breaths. Additionally, there are online tutorials, videos, and interactive simulations that can further enhance your learning and allow you to practice CPR techniques in a virtual setting. By utilizing these resources and tools, you can confidently acquire the knowledge and skills needed to be a lifesaver in critical situations.

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This book focuses on the areas that come up most frequently in pre-PG exams. Anesthetists in training, postgraduate students, and professional anesthetists will benefit the most from this course. For MD/DA/DNB students, this book might be used as a last-minute revision guide. To make reading easier, the text is divided into nine pieces. Italics are used to highlight the most significant elements. Each chapter concludes with a summary of key ideas. An overview of subjects has been offered in a tabular format whenever possible. Disputes that arise often have been attempted to be settled as much as feasible. The most recent pharmacological, equipment, and procedure advancements have been included. The American Heart Association (AHA) updated its cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) recommendations in 2015.

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[buckwheeler]

911 lone star s4e4 ‘abandoned’ most romantic episode of procedural soap opera television ever created. when Carlos is being held hostage and tk comes to the door and then later he asks his captor first is tk still there? And when she says no he starts screaming for help. So he had to wait for tk not to be at risk to try to save his own life. And then later when he tells his captor that tks mom is dead and she says oh no so she won’t be at the wedding? And he says no I think she will I think I feel all that love she had for him coming through me. If it’s not her then I don’t know where all this love is coming from. Like are you kidding me that’s so beautiful I’m SICK. And then after they save him and tk has given him cpr and Carlos says thank you for saving my life and tk says oh no baby you saved your own life, I was just holding onto it for a while. And Carlos says “it’s yours”. Are you KIDDING ME. Like. Screeeeeeeeeeaming. Screaming. So beautifully romantic. Clutching my effing heart bawling my eyes out love

[icarryitin]

Episode 38: Feels Like Fire

spencer reid/gn!reader

you didn’t think i was going to put spencer through all the canon awfulness and not stick reader in the hospital at least once did you???

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word count: 1.6k // warnings: reader gets shot, hospital scenes, blood, Anxiety™️ from just about everyone but mostly Reid, an awful lot of inner monologuing that i refuse to apologise for, does the L bomb count if nobody says it out loud?

summary: Spencer’s worst fear comes to life, and he can’t do anything but watch.

Nobody expects a crime scene, taped off and crawling with cops, to be a hostile situation. The latest dump site is only about an hour old, its crowd of onlookers only growing. Even so, he’s not looking at you when it happens - Spencer doesn’t know if that’s a good thing or not. He tells himself it is, that he’s graciously been spared the visual of your body hitting the ground. That’s the first lie.

Because, if he had been watching, he’d have been able to pinpoint exactly where the bullet came from.

The sound, though - that unmistakable crack through the air, flesh tearing, the thud of skin on concrete. Your gargling, gasps for breath against the blood filling your lungs will haunt his nightmares.

He isn’t the first to get to you, it’s Tara who’s on her knees in the street beside you with her hands pressing down on your ribcage to staunch the bleeding. Tara, who has known you just inside of one week, holds your life in her hands whilst Spencer can only stand by the hood of the SUV - reeling.

Is this how you’ve felt, every time it’s been him on the wrong end of a bullet?

No, he knows that’s not true. Every time he’s been the one to go down, you’ve jumped into action. Or gotten mad at him, one of the two. And yet, for all the complicated feelings he has for you, he’s paralysed. Because it’s you. Unshakeable, indestructible, you. This isn’t supposed to happen. It’s an EMT bustling past him that finally kicks his brain into gear, medpack knocking into his shoulder.

Oh god, this must be terrifying for you.

It’s only now that he remembers your fear of medical procedures, or even anything adjacent. Hell, you’ve made Spencer go to the dentist with you for moral support more than once. A request he’s happy to fulfill. Dentist, doctor, everything. But right now, EMTs are sticking you with needles and he’s not there. All the times you’ve swallowed that fear to be beside him on his worst days, and he’s not beside you on yours. That’s what gets his feet moving, what wakes up his legs and carries him over to kneel by your head as an oxygen mask is pulled over your face.

Your blood soaks into the knees of his trousers, but he barely notices the sudden warmth of it.

“You’ll be okay, you have to let them do their job. You have to let them save you. You won’t be alone,” He hopes he sounds more confident than he feels, as your eyes search his face from behind the mask - you’re looking for something, he isn’t sure what it is, so he gives you the only thing he can think of, “I promise.”

You seem satisfied enough, for a moment. And then your eyes roll back into your head, and he hears the word crashing, and a pair of hands shove him away from where you’re convulsing on the ground. One of the paramedics straddles you, his compressions so aggressive that Spencer is sure your ribs are breaking. Another, gentler, set of hands finds his shoulders, helps him up. It’s JJ. She’s saying something, something reassuring probably, but he can’t hear her for the blood rushing through his eardrums. Stuck in panic mode in this dump site turned crime scene - someone could shoot him right now and he isn’t sure he’d notice.

You’re back, for now, CPR paused long enough to slide the neon orange backboard beneath you and move you onto the gurney. You might be having the worst day of your life, but you still have a heartbeat. Though, they’re not slowing down. The chances of this day becoming your last are still sky high, surgery is the only thing that can save you now. He can only hope you stay out of it long enough for them to get you there - lest they have to drag you, kicking and screaming, into the OR.

“Reid,” Hotch’s voice pulls his attention from the paramedics bundling you into the back of the ambulance, pulls him back to planet earth, “Can you work?”

“Yes.”

There it is, the second lie.

No, no he cannot work. Oh, there’s a part of him that wants to. But, then again, there’s a part of him that was loaded into an ambulance on blue lights and sirens. He barely makes it an hour before somebody has to speak up.

“Spencer, no offence, but you’re useless right now. Why don’t you go to the hospital, keep us updated?”

It’s true, but it hurts his pride a little to know that he’s not as subtle as he thinks. The supportive hand that Dave settles on his shoulder is enough to have his eyes stinging - Spencer wiggles out of the fatherly grip. He’ll go, it makes sense to have a presence when one of their own is down. That’s what he says. Everybody knows what he means.

“I should be listed as the emergency contact, Doctor Spencer Reid?” He’s muttering as he pulls out his wallet, dumping every form of identification he has on the desk. Driving license, credit card, FBI credentials, his goddamn library card. The receptionist picks out his driving license with a sympathetic little smile, it’s clear she’s trying to calm at least some of his anxiety with her even tone as she confirms someone will be through to speak to him soon. It doesn’t help.

You looked dead, lying on the wet concrete, blood turning the puddle beside you a murky brown. Somebody would have told him if that were true. No, you must be alive. The reason nobody’s out here to speak to him means that they’re still all in the OR saving your life. Right? Hoping is dangerous, but hope he does.

Spencer has been shot, more than once. He understands the pain - the sudden ripping, tearing, excruciating sensation that sweeps over you. It doesn’t matter where the bullet hits, your whole body gets consumed by fire. He could have lived his whole life without you knowing what it feels like.

But for now, he just exists in this horrible limbo - a place where you are both alive and dead and he feels like he’s the one bleeding out on the cold concrete. He hates it, hates it. And it doesn’t matter, ultimately, that he knows you’re more than likely not making it off the table; because until somebody tells him as much, that flickering glimmer of hope that you’ll be okay will simply not go out.

There was just so much blood.

Spencer doesn’t often pray. He understands the need some might feel, the idea of faith in a higher power and a bigger plan to avoid going completely insane in an unbound universe. But he has never really felt the need. A man of science and infallible knowledge, he knows that things will work out however they please and that neither he nor anyone else - deity or otherwise - can do anything to change it. But he prays now. The same request, over and over again, in his mind. Shaky elbows resting on shaky knees, shaky hands clasped together.

Please be okay.

Please be okay.

I love you. I’m so afraid of it.

Please be okay.

He doesn’t stop praying for hours. Not when the surgeons come out to speak with him. Not when he calls Morgan to update the team, not when he stumbles blindly after a nurse down the hallways. Not when he slumps in the chair beside your bed, and not when he grasps your cold hand in both of his.

“Lousy shot.” Your voice is hoarse, but it’s there. You’re there.

“What was that?” Spencer heard you, he always does, but the anxiety still coursing through his veins needs to hear you speak again - if only to make sure he isn’t hallucinating.

“I said he was a lousy shot,” You repeat, clearing your throat as you crack your eyes open against the bright white of the hospital room, “If you’re gonna kill me, kill me, don’t half ass it.”

You argue with him when the nurse comes in, the request to withdraw all narcotic medication raises every set of eyebrows in the room - except yours. You’re adamant about keeping a promise to a friend, you know it’ll hurt, you’re ready. And the look you give Spencer, when he suggests that your friend might let this one slide, could turn anybody to stone. Stubborn as a mule. It’s one of his favourite things about you. Well, it is when you’re not wincing with every breath you take.

“Don’t get shot again.” It’s been quiet for a little while, his hands still cradling yours. He squeezes your fingers as much as he dares with his whispered words.

“Can’t promise that, sweetheart, bit of an occupational hazard.”

It’s the first smile to crack his lips since the drive out to the dump site this morning. Or maybe it was yesterday morning now; he’s not sure. A callback to a dumb joke he once made, the first time he was the one laid up in a hospital bed with a bullet wound.

There’s a moment, where there’s something else to say. You both know what it is, but neither of you can let it break containment. So you let it hang there in the air between you. The way it has for years, maybe the way it always will. Until one of you, at least, gets brave enough.

And then Penelope appears in the doorway, misty eyed and flanked by the others in a swarm of Get Well balloons, and it’s gone. Floated out of the window on a cool breeze. Not forever, just until you’re both ready. But you know, and he knows, and so does everybody else.

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