#resuscitation of the year

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[mxwhore]

spring has come and with that, a new blog banner! this one is a staple of the place i was born: el ñirre (Nothofagus antarctica) growing proud and strong in spite of the unforgiving climate...

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[kyurochurro]

patchy patchy who has stars in her eyes!!!

[radioactivepeasant]

Been A Minute since I did a Snippet 😅

I'm in a Specific writing mood, so the poll is all centered around one branch of aus

[mikimotopearl]

Doctors who give lesser quality care to older people need 1) to get their head stomped on and 2) to lose their license

[mindmxtters]

also I would like to thank u all for ur patience while I was MIA for so long. I was, as the kids would say, Going Through It (tm)

[drbharadwaz]

How to Reactivate Heartbeat and Breath ? | Dr. Bharadwaz | Dr. RanjithKumar

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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a life-saving technique used in emergencies when someone's heartbeat or breathing has stopped. It involves chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain circulation and oxygen flow to vital organs until professional help arrives. Key steps include checking responsiveness, calling emergency services, performing chest compressions at a rate of 100-120 per minute and a depth of 2 inches for adults, and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) if available. Immediate CPR can double or triple survival chances.

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What are the key steps in performing CPR on an adult?

How does the technique for CPR differ between adults, children, and infants?

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How do you check for responsiveness and breathing before starting CPR?

What is the recommended compression depth and rate for effective chest compressions?

How do you use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) during CPR?

What are the potential risks or complications associated with performing CPR?

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[boag]

Update I’m getting another albuterol treatment rn and then they’re gonna send me home . Basically it turns out that I definitely have asthma like my mom and that’s why a simple cold is being so hard on my respiratory system and also why it’s taking longer for me to recover from it than it would take a healthier person 😭 gonna try and find a new primary care doctor so I can stay on top of the asthma and make sure I have an inhaler at all times… and I wanna try and get some help to quit smoking as well… thank u all for being sweet thru this and giving me advice it rlly helped having extra ppl to talk to ❤️❤️❤️

[the-sun-and-the-sea]

What are you grateful for in 2023?

What achievement are you proudest of?

What are your goals for 2024?

(Personal, fandom related, or otherwise)

Happy New Year ✨

@curiousnonny

Hi great question!

This year I’m so grateful for anyone who’s read my work, liked/commented, or talked to me here on Tumblr. Being a part of this fandom has brought me so much joy and I love having discussions, reading each other’s work, and just sharing our passion for this story.

In terms of achievements, I’m really proud of the writing I’ve done this year. I wrote a novel length Stranger Things fic which was a pretty big deal to me (shameless self promo lol) and my work for THG this year has been some of my favorite writing yet.

In 2024, I just hope to keep writing and being involved on Tumblr because it’s so fulfilling. I can’t believe I’ve almost had this blog for 4 years but the time has flown by.

Thank you for the ask anon, and happy new year everyone!! <3

[man-made-misery]

Sad tags down here ⬇️

[milicana]

[littleperilstories]

👩🏻‍🤝‍👨🏽 Around how many characters do you have total?

Thank you, Elli, for the ask! From this ask game.

👩🏻‍🤝‍👨🏽 Around how many characters do you have total?

uuhhhhh...

Is this a thing people do? 😅 Count their characters? How do I count? POV characters? All characters?

27 counted below, but like...there are more that live in my head?

TPOT - 10 - Will, Bree, Jamie, Colette, Geoff, Hatchett, Michaelson, Bulwell, Verity, [my buddy you haven't met yet]

TCC - 4 - Ash, Laramie, Ivy, Douglas

F&F - 4 - Fen, Freddie, Bridget, Kain

Nano novel that I sometimes mention but don't blog about here - 9 in Book 1 - NJ, OO, KP, RD the younger, KT, BA, RD the elder, LG, IR (I bolded the mains) (edited to add: only two of them are pov characters in Book 1! Not all six lmao)

[smytherines]

who up because they just had an incredibly vivid dream about drowning (again)

[athensandspartaadventures]

me for the 100000000th time "should i redo every character reference i've ever done AGAIN" and then i'm like ughhhh [looks at list of important characters i still haven't finished designing]

[andhumanslovedstories]

A code status is what you want the hospital to do if your heart or breathing stops, and we've got two basic options: full code which means we do EVERYTHING and Do Not Resuscitate or DNR which means we do less than everything. There's like little add-ons like intubated or not intubated, or blood products or no blood products, but that's basic gist of it. Do you want us to try everything we can to save your life or if your heart stops, is that it? And then we take that information and put it in your chart and make it very prominent in case we need to find it quickly in an emergency. Jane Doe, 72 years old, DNR. John Whatsisname, 49 years old, full code. Like that.

Anyway I'd like to propose a third code status that we'll call "DNR!!!" This is when you not only don't want heroic measures to extend your life, you are so excited to die. I thought of this recently when getting report on a patient, and the day nurse talking to me was like, "Alice Smith, 80 years old, DNR and she will tell you that herself." And I was like, "I don't think code status is gonna come up organically," and the nurse was like, "It won't, but she'll tell you anyway." And then I introduced myself to the patient, and like three minutes in as we're talking about pain meds, she goes, "and by the way, when I'm dead, I'm DEAD. Don't be bringing me back! Every woman in my family has lived past 90, and I'm here to break that tradition! NO one needs to live that long, and I certainly don't, and frankly it's indecent for me to have made it this far. God willing the reaper will come for me any day now. I would never take actions to make him come sooner, but I'm not moving that fast and he is DAWDLING. Disgusting. No work ethic these days. And don't bother with a grave, just chuck me out the window and let the birds at me."

And I'm like "so is that a no to the tylenol"

And she was like "oh no, I'd love some tylenol and a warm blanket too. Now look at me. I've done everything I could possibly want to do in this world and quite a few things I didn't want to do, and personally I don't think I should have to keep doing things. I'd also love a cranberry juice."

Anyway. DNR!! I'm sorry to say she made it through the night completely unscathed.

[daydreamerdrew]

ok, it is charming to me that Natasha and Bucky both fought in WWII as teenagers but Natasha about 80 years old when they reunite because she actually lived through all that time whereas Bucky is in his early 30s because he spent so much of that time frozen