#procedure of cpr

[drraghu1]

[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

[kids-worldfun]

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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.

[applejuicewerewolf]

I cannot believe I have to say this, but also shoutout to Dan Da Dan for not sexualizing CPR...

It was really refreshing to see Okarun not argue or make any weird comments about it when Momo suggests it. Mouth-to-mouth respiration is an emergency procedure to save somebody's life, why does it only get equated to kissing in pop culture?

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[purinfelix]

can we get more pilot!charles please 🥹🥹🥹

pilot! charles leclerc headcanons ˎˊ˗

a/n: ok consider this sort of a follow on from this piece bc i didn't feel like writing a whole new part, forgive me ....

✦ it's almost impressive how he manages to balance being so bashfully polite yet so cocky

✦ like, obviously, he's an amazing pilot and has every right to be a total dick about it but the minute he steps out of the cockpit, hair a little tousled and face a little flushed he's just ... nice? and congratulates you on being a great copilot?

✦ it irritates you a little because you can't really fault him for anything serious

✦ at least you get to tease him about absolutely sucking at pool, but the whole team joins in on that whenever you visit the bar

✦ El Predistinato used to be his old call sign but it became a bit of a mouthful and he got annoyed by everyone butchering it - and so that's how 'Prince' became his new one (that, and the fact that every higher-up is just enamoured with his charms)

✦speaking of call signs, for some reason, he insists on just using everyone's actual names (he says he finds it easier than the nicknames) which catches everyone completely off guard

✦ notoriously bad at replying to messages, to the point where you've had conversations about potentially removing him from the unit group chat ... in the group chat ... with him in it (and he still has no clue)

✦ pretty obvious that he so badly wants to be one of those pilots who is a little reckless (in charles' words ... do some "crazy shit") but he's just a goody two shoes and physically cannot bring himself to take any risks

✦ never takes any of the safety training seriously but is still able to do it completely flawlessly

✦ like he's goofing off during first aid training so a superior will pick on him to come and demonstrate on the doll and he manages to do the entire CPR procedure perfectly first try

✦ gets way too chatty during practice flights - like not even about relevant stuff

"Weather's looking good this morning," you hear him hum from behind you as you try your best to focus on the path in front of you. You only let out a soft grunt to let him know you've heard him. "I wonder if it'll stay sunny for long, I mean we are going into summer but who knows it might get a bit rainy." You're silent, trying just to block him out and focus. "You ever wonder what bad weather must be like for animals? Like if I were a bird maybe I wouldn't mind the rain because I could just fly wherever I want-" "Charles shut up." "Got it."

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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