Це відео не доступне.
Перепрошуємо.
CPR in Action | A 3D look inside the body
Вставка
- Опубліковано 31 сер 2021
- This 3D animation was designed to share life-saving information with the general public to demonstrate the importance of good effective CPR!
Effective compressions create an artificial pump and send oxygenated blood to the brain to keep the brain alive. CPR also keeps blood and oxygen moving through the heart muscle itself so that it has the best chance of being successfully defibrillated when the AED arrives.
After a Sudden Cardiac Arrest, brain damage will start to set in within 4 minutes and is irreversible after 10 minutes. CPR is the person’s only chance of survival while waiting for an automated external defibrillator to arrive.
SaveStation is committed to widespread access, awareness and public education about when and how to use and AED and perform effective CPR. Learn more at savestation.ca/the-power-to-s...
© 2023 SaveStation, All Rights Reserved
Every human being on this planet should know this process. Each government should make it a compulsory practical in all the schools .
like really i only know this things because i wanna know it and where?! On the freaking youtube it just sad knowing that some people dont know about it or you are from a few who intresdted to know about it....
The government?
Hmph it will never happen
@@sandeep_valaparla about people and the government the perants everyone who doesnt care about this
I know! instead of useless mandates of chinese V irus vaccines they should make mandates for first aid education.
@@FranschK I KNOW
Everyone may be scared of the idea of doing CPR but when you are put into a situation where you need it you can and will do it. Source: my moms heart stopped at home and I had to rush and give CPR until the paramedics arrived and she's still with us today. Life and death situations are always scary but when you know what to do you can do it.
Glad your mom is okay ,
I lost my grandma for the same reason cuz i didn't know what to do .wish they teach that at schools tho it's really important
@@Yooh_The_Pooh
They don't teach that in your country? Ohh that's sad.
In my country they teach us in school and some educations and when we learn how to drive.
@@jenislyjensen that's really gd and nah in my country they don't there isn't even the mindset of calling an ambulance right away , everyone here first calls their family and then they take them to the hospital 🤦🏻♀️
@@Yooh_The_Pooh
So sad... Do you mind telling me where you are from?
I'm from Denmark 🇩🇰
@@jenislyjensen england, they teach some schools but not all over here
PSA: the beat to “Staying Alive” is the perfect rate for chest compressions. I am an ICU nurse and I literally sing this in my head when I am giving compressions 😬
it's 103 beats per minute, so it's within the correct range, that's very useful
yes! I've heard this from doctors as well. I knew about the Radetzky's March, but that's not as easy to get to remember as "Staying alive".
'Nama nama nama nama nama nama nama nama stayin alive' - Michael Scott
All thanks to doctor Alued on UA-cam who cure me from heart disease thank you
I learned that we have to press 30-32 times and then breathe into the person’s mouth. Ia it true or is it better to just press? And no need to count?
Almost four years ago, I performed CPR untrained on my mother, who'd passed out right in front of me. After about a minute,, she woke up, sat bolt upright, grabbed my shirt, looked me dead in the eyes, and asked me to help her before passing out a second time. I did CPR for another 5 minutes before help arrived. Sadly, about 2 hours later, the ER doctors declared my mother deceased. Her heart just basically gave out because it was so weak from years of suffering from type 1 diabetes, several massive heart attacks, extreme congestive heart failure, a double bypass when I was 10, a couple blocked veins they couldn't repair, and failing valves. They did everything they could...her heart just didn't have the strength to restart.
I'm an asthmatic, and have epilepsy, and nearly gave myself both a seizure and an asthma attack trying to save my mother's life. In that moment, I honestly didn't care what happened to me...I just knew I needed to keep my mom alive. Where they were taking her, I could get help if I needed it, too.
My mom's cardiologist called me a "hero." I don't see myself as one. After all, my mother didn't make it. Heroes save people...I failed to save her. OK, yeah, I didn't stop trying, and that in and of itself may be considered "heroic," but I still failed to save her.
Соболезную вашей утрате....
Wow that's pretty deep. Sorry for your loss but don't blame yourself. I know its easier said than done but you really did everything humanly possible. I hope you make peace with yourself and look back at this with no guilt in the future, but with pride that you did all you could. You didn't fail in your actions but as you said her heart was weak and unfortunately it was her time to go... Im sure she is proud of you, for all you did for her.
I’m so sorry for your loss. You did your best and I imagine she’s so grateful for your efforts.
i’m so sorry for your loss. you’re amazing for doing what you could, despite what could happen to you. i hope you’re doing okay. i’m sending you sm love and hugs. stay safe stranger i love you
I wish I could say something that could take away the pain you’re probably feeling, I wish I knew what to say to help ease the loss, but I’m going to try.
It hurts, it’s going to keep hurting, I’m not gonna sugar coat it and say the pain goes away, you just learn how to shoulder it a bit better. I lost my parents as well, and even fourteen years later, I still miss them, I still think was there anything I could have done differently? You can’t do that though because it’s just a vicious cycle of self blame and self loathing
But know your mother doesn’t think you failed, she knows you did everything humanly possible to save her, the EMTs did everything humanly possible to save her, and the doctors did everything humanly possible. Like you said, her heart just didn’t have the strength, it had nothing to do with you or anybody else, it was just…a bad heart that couldn’t keep going.
Her heart maybe couldn’t keep pumping, but it will forever keep loving you.
This was excellent. They should show this in every CPR training class.
Too busy teaching CRT instead of CPR
@@mrp7640 what’s crt?
Critical Race Theory, it is a load of 💩 that teaches kids that every white person mainly white males are racist basically lies that democrats are wrongfully spreading in America
Its not that easy
. Its terribly stressful.. Bones snap and crack.. Even more vile when its a loved one..
@@residentJokeBiden but they don’t even teach CRT💀
This was so informative, I understand it better now. They need to show this in schools so children see and know why we push
to bad they didn't tell us the proper speed..
@@msprincesss115 They did. At 1:37 in the clip.
@@msprincesss115 when I was taught cpr, as a tip they said to generally push at the same rate of the beat “Staylin Alive” by The Bee Gees.
@@hoodiegirl1110 bee gees staying alive is just above 100 beats per minute so it's a good choice
@@msprincesss115 I think you need to match your pump with a normal heart beat timing, I think my heartbeat per minute is 80-90 or something so that's probably why they made it 100 per minute
I'm an EMT, and this should be compulsory across the world. There's so many misconceptions about it, and it's such a simple thing to teach but so very powerful.
after this video i wanted to tell my friend to get a hearth attack so i can rescue him lol
@@gloriouschannel3683 heart attack ≠ cardiac arrest. a heart attack can cause cardiac arrest, but not all cardiac arrest is caused by a heart attack. In young people, the causes of cardiac arrest are usually cardiomyopathies and arrhythmic syndromes.
@@user-ct8ce9fd7m what the f.... i totally understoud everything thanks
Please don't stop posting educational videos like these! Easy for the everyday person to understand.
Even if it doesn't replace an actual cpr/first aid class, this information is still so valuable!
Of course. A picture is word a thousand words. A video like this is worth a thousand pictures.
This is one of the REALLY NEEDED things in school education.
Absolutely correct
So true 👍
This and how to file my taxes, and how to speak to police by knowing my rights. Heck simply knowing how to do my own laundry would help way more than learning about polynomials.
100% yes, extremly important for every one!
In Sweden i got educated in this back in the day :)
This is so well explained that it actually makes CPR seem less scary to ever have to do!
True, they explain in such a simple way that my dog can do it
I think you should go to your nearest medical college and ask them for a model for performing CPR. Because it is PHYSICALLY EXHAUSTIVE unless you are some athlete who does gym everyday
Really? Almost the opposite for me. Now I know I somehow have to get 120 pumps per minute, but going too fast or slow won't work, I'm not that great at counting my speed like that.
But it is good to know, nonetheless.
2:52 i understand now everything will be okay if ribs break
@@zestranfaubert6860 it isn't really "counting speed" (whatever that means), it's just a rhythm. You don't need to be perfectly exact. Any cpr is better than no cpr.
I’ve done cpr a total of 7 times and have saved 5 out of those 7. Cpr is a very important skill to learn and maintain. This is a great video!
Thank you
What happens to those two did they die
Actual hero.
@@Revoltition unfortunately we were unable to save them, they did pass away.
@Muhammad Hussam it really depends on your paramedic or person in charge to call it. I’ve done CPR for 45 minutes on one patient but that’s because the doctor told the medic we need to continue but she was asystole.
This doesn't necessarily save someone's life, but it keeps your chances of coming back way higher.
The part she says: “If ribs break, thats okay” could be so hilariously used in so many clips.
made me laugh too😂
*break
@@Arkensius1157 you’re right
All thanks to doctor Alued on UA-cam who cure me from heart disease thank you
the person is already dead, a broken rib wouldn't make a difference
Most important lesson: Don’t stop. Sounds obvious, but don’t stop if the ribs break, don’t stop when someone’s saying you’re going to kill them, don’t stop when they seem dead already, just keep going until ems gets there. They may very well be dead, but you gave them the best chance. They may have every rib in their chest broken, but they just might be alive as well.
moral of the story: drink milk
So breaking the ribs is OK for you?
@@youtubeking2686 better than dying, yes.
@@youtubeking2686 if they can live to see another day, yes
@@youtubeking2686 would you rather have them die?
My father heart stopped few months ago and i am cpr certified ,did cpr on him for around 50 mins for first time until ambulance came in egypt they are worthless but saldy I couldn’t save him i wish i was never there to witness him dying and fail the cpr ,i cant ever forget this scene everyday when i go to sleep its in my head and i cant continue my life without him
Same happened to me 😭😭 last year in march my father collapsed in front of me and I couldn't even do anything except for Rushing to hospital but I wasn't able to save him 😭😭
it took eighty minutes for paramedics to arrive???
Fun fact: cpr by cupcake is the same beat as the beat you should compress to
The fact that this is not universally taught in schools is concerning. This would certainly help more than knowing where Napoleon was defeated.
Not if you are an ABBA fan! 😂🤣
a nihilist
Waterloo
"Oh shit that person is going to die if I don't do something, quick, remember the quadratic formula"
You're comparing apples to orange. History and health both have their place in education
I’ve been a certified first aider for years but giving CPR is a critical task that I haven’t done yet in a real life scenario and as the years go by, even with constant re-training, it still scares me to think sooner or later I’ll need to perform this on someone who is relying on me to save their life. Now I realize what emergency crews go through on a daily basis and I respect them so much.
How do we know when to do CPR
@@questionmark8647 When somebody gets a heart attack...
My father did this on my grandmother.. And she got conscious... But she again had second heart attack a few minutes later and she passed away..☹️
@@charulatashukla5002 No that's not the case you're thinking of cardiac arrest, if someone is having a heart attack cpr won't help.
@@questionmark8647 When they're not breathing.
As a student myself, i wish we learned this kind of stuff at school. This is way more important than some useless things we learn
THE FACTS
Even as a medical physiologist this wasn’t explained deeply back in school ,the way you broke it down with good illustration of what happens when CPR is not done properly. Already saved this video in my watch later, so I can always replay it.
Best CPR tutorial by far. Explaining exactly what's going on when you do it wrong vs right is something a lot of tutorials on this lack, but it's SO IMPORTANT
imagine if this vid had an ad while someone is in need of cpr XD
Yeah I learned more CPR in 1 video than I did learning this in school
All thanks to doctor Alued on UA-cam who cure me from heart disease thank you
@@jameswilliams3443 Dear, Jesus can heal you.
But Sin is separating you and the true God.
Sin is anything God hates like Evil Imagination which are shameful.Bad words
Enmity between each other.
The point is we are born with Sin because our fathers and mothers have sinned so it has passed on you may think why such an innocent baby has to suffer it maybe because of their parents and their parents sins.
• We have broken God's law the 10 commandments I am the Lord your God. You shall not have strange gods before me. You shall not make to thyself any graven thing; nor the likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or in the earth beneath, nor of those things that are in the waters under the earth. You shall not adore them nor serve them.
• You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.
• Remember to keep holy the Sabbath day.
• Honor your father and your mother.
• You shall not kill.
• You shall not commit adultery.
• You shall not steal.
• You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
• You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife.
• You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods.
We have broken these laws so we have to pay the fine . The fine is death
Death according to the Bible is separation form God so he can help you.
Now we all after we die physically we either be with God in heaven or be separated form God in Hell this is forever!there is not escaping God righteous Judgement.
But God loves you so he sent his only Son Jesus. To take the punishment for you. He was born of a vergin so he had no sin of his step mother ans step father. he was bleeding inside out see the crusefixion of jesus he took all thsr form you and me he was separated form God for you and me.
He was buried and he rose again proving he lives forever .
God can now lay your sins on Jesus and he can set you free you font need to die.
Now you either follow Jesus and live forever just as he lives or be separated form God because you did not follow Jesus. The only way to God is through his son Jesus.
Now as you are a sinner if you change form your ways and tell God I won't sin again God will help you in your change and if you follow Jesus the moment you ask God that . GOD WILL LAY YOUR SINS ON JESUS. Now God will 100percent heal you he will change your life he will be a father to you. HOW CAN GOD BE MY FATHER?.
because when you Repent means change and follow Jesus the blood of Jesus will flow in your arteries veins and blood vessels on a spiritual level. So you can be God's child. As you are his child he will be a father to you he will help you he will provide all your needs he will love you and take care of you. Repent Jesus will return soon he will Judge the world because of their Sin. You can be saved Repent follow Jesus. God bless you amen.
except for the broken rib part...it is not ok!! punctured lungs aint good during a heart attack!!
Damn I can't see why people dislike a very informative video like this, would be a shame if they got a similar situation like this and no one would know what to do :)
I dont like that they didnt explain why we should administer breaths and if pushing on the chest is suppose to help them breath or something ?because I'm still wondering, the video was like 50% informative lol
Dislike Community 😂
The "dislikes" will dislike on plenty of awesome YT uploads, simply cuz they think its fun to do thumbs-down.
Dont take these "dislikes" seriously.
Its mostly teens being little kids.
Dislikes have been taken down.
You may see it because it's a progressive launch not yet active in all countries.
Yet this is stupid. Why are you butthurt by it is the real question. They aligned to the most sensitive side anyway so you can no longer see people who disagree with you, even though they exist.
Too bad that'll affect BS videos who will no longer allow people to express their distrust neither.
@@H0kram 💯% Agree With You
This just popped up in my recommended and I am now fully convinced CPR is something everyone should know how to do
This should be a part of every CPR training class!
This stuff freaks me out. But I clicked on this because someone might need me to do this for them some day. And if I don't know this, that person may pass away. Hopefully no one ever needs this.
There was a guy that carried a device that removes objects from someone's throat when they're choking. He had the device in his car for 5 years and never used it. And one day, he was in a restaurant when a baby started to choke. He ran to his car for the device, used it on the baby, and saved his life.
It takes just one occasion, and you will make a massive difference.
Omg yes I just saw that video a couple of days ago.
yea i saw that same video a few days ago too. it’s because it was on like everyones trending page lmao
That guy was like:
"Yes! I've been waiting years to try this bad boy out!"
What was the device called.
@@Meimoons Lifevac
I’m glad that they mention that ribs break. A lot of people have their ribs crack under the pressure but it’s worth it.
That’s what I was worried about 😭
What it it punctures a lung lol
@@Lemon-limon then you will be charged for murder
@@edwinespinosa7314 Actually the biggest charge you can get is injury by guilt, not murder.
Ive worked in an ICU as an RN. Ive done compressions on so many people. Ive cracked so many ribs. One time on a 90 something year old the ribs peirced through the skin. I remember feeling the persons heart compress and fill up with blood in the palm of my hands when doing cpr.
I was a commercial salmon fisherman in B.C. Canada , my brother and I did this procedure on our father , it worked !
It gave us 3 minutes to tell our Dad that we are here and we love him ..
Resuscitation Council UK certified Doctor and Medical registrar leading in hospital cardiac arrests on regular basis. I must say this is the best graphic on CPR i have ever seen. This should be properly marketed to all professional resus council bodies across the world.
I'm 36 years old, I had no clue that was the purpose of cpr, I thought it was to get the heart pumping again on its own. Great video!
That's what I thought too! Didn't realize the whole responsibility of pumping blood will be on the person performing cpr! Now that's scary 😨
I thought the same.....
That's what the shock pads are for.
Technically the heart still beats....but the rhythm is so bad (just like bad compressions from CPR. Too fast, not strong enough, etc. ) that the body starts dying, and let me tell you, some parts (the brain- yes, but also the delicate heart muscles too) can die off or get damaged very fast. The shock is supposed to STOP the heart. That might allow it to naturally 'jump into' its normal, so-called 'sinus' rhythm.
Actually you're correct. Due to lack of oxygen the heart muscles stops pumping. This is when you no longer feel any pulse or hear a heart beat or see a flat line in the heart monitor. CPR is done afterwards so that blood will again flow to those parts of the body that needs oxygen especially the heart. Doing CPR helps bring back oxygen to the heart causing it to start pumping again. Using shock pads or defibrillators helps only if there is an irregular heart beat that can cause the heart to not pump properly which if not corrected will cause it to stop pumping. It's like resetting the heart. In other words unlike in the movies, defibrillation(shock pads) is only used if there is still a heart beat on the patient not without or flat liners.
I had a cardiac arrest at work in March of this year. Fortunately my co-worker was a CPR instructor. She started CPR within minutes of my collapse.
I received 3 shocks from the the AED before the paramedics arrived. They continued CPR all the way to the hospital. If it wasn't for her training and skills I would not be writing this.
Was it god?
@@Stohsh no.
@@Stohsh Yes. He places the right people in the right place at the right time.
@@successcentral7847 Ah yes, the person who saved him did nothing, everything was thanks to God. If something good happens credit it to God and if something bad happens call it a part of God's trial or the work of the devil
@@GintokiSama Are you asking? Or just assuming? I guess you woke yourself up today too right? If you don't believe that God plays a role in our lives, that's on you. I won't hold you.
It's videos like this that prepared me for the day I never thought would happen. My older neighbor fell down in his yard in full cardiac arrest and I had to perform cpr on him. Thanks to videos like this, he regained consciousness and survived the 15 minutes it too for the ambulance to arrive!
OMG BIG THANKS TO UA-cam THEY PUTTED THIS ON MY RECOMMENDATIONS AND NOW I THINK I KNOW HOW TO SAVE A LIFE
This is something that has to be taught in schools. It is important.
but nooo, it's more important to know why plants are green
I remember talking to a paramedic and asked about breaking ribs during CPR (the paramedics did a visit at my school and showed off the gear they had to save lives). His response was basically we can fix anything else later at the hospital but only if they're alive. Keep in mind I was about 12 at the time
kudos to your daughter!♡
But what if a piece of rib breaks and harms the heart..??
@@bsn90 The risk of death is 100% if you don't perform CPR. I'd take the chance of having a punctured heart
All thanks to doctor Alued on UA-cam who cure me from heart disease thank you
Yeah you can fix broken ribs but you can fix dead brain
Wasn’t expecting to watch this today but SOOO glad I did!
Kind hearted people are watching this vdeo instead of watching some other unnecessary vdeos bkz they hv dat willing to save people.....n salute to u all for this😌
This needs to be added to every CPR class. 30+yrs of training and i never once heard this. Get it out there so everyone can hear it!!
This is a the best tutorial i've ever seen, and will probably save more lives than what I was taught in the early nineties i.e. pausing to deliver a breath far too often and not pushing hard enough.
All thanks to doctor Alued on UA-cam who cure me from heart disease thank you
You have 30+ years of training and never heard about doing compressions to squeeze the heart? 😂😂. No amount of training will fix a commonsense issue i guess.
@@JesusTorres-zu8wz most training classes don’t show you exactly what’s going on during the process. I took my first CPR class back in high school and it wasn’t explained like this. The only reason I know it is because I told my doctor about having to take it to graduate. I asked him, being medical professional, what the best technique is for to tell if you’re pumping enough. Then he explained to me how it all works.
i live in russia, and we practice this thing in school👍
It should be a mandatory course at school along with other emergency aid techniques, and survival skills like swimming, and dealing with fire hazards, etc.
are kids even big enough to do it..
10th grade students might be
My school does it. Although they didn't go too deep, they told us the necessary basics.
Yes taught that it's better to save a life than take one.. They may need someone to help them too.
@@msprincesss115 surely on same age group but doubtful on an adult education of help response is just as important.
I know this isn’t funny but I’m gonna do it anyway.
POV: you are the first to fall asleep at a sleepover 0:42
JAIL😭😭
This Channel must be one of the famous channels on UA-cam.
Because, life is at the top of all and everything!
This video will save so many lives out there even the chances are they only see this once
This video shows only part of the work, but it does not show all the stages of resuscitation. Therefore, watching this video you will not learn how to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation CORRECTLY!
After watching this video, you will most likely have the wrong procedure for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and, most likely, the person being resuscitated will be dead.
@@user-lc1df1dn2w why?
@@user-lc1df1dn2w could you explain more? And what should we do correctly and what should we avoid?
@@sipo3600 to begin with, cardiopulmonary resuscitation is not performed by a single resuscitator. At least two resuscitators should perform CPR, because heart massage should not be interrupted until death or signs of life occur.
@@user-lc1df1dn2w You explained absolutely nothing
Also don't stop when an AED arrives. Keep compressing while the pads are applied around you. Don't stop until the AED announces that it is Analyzing the patient, then either immediately after the shock, or immediately after it advises No Shock, resume CPR with as minimal delay as possible. Keep going until the patient either wakes up (rare), or professional medical help arrives.
but what if your the one person there? do you run off to get the aed?
@@jungkookthegoldenmaknae1237 no
@@jungkookthegoldenmaknae1237 yell to get someone’s attention or use your phone to call 911 but don’t stop chest compressions.
@@jungkookthegoldenmaknae1237 Actually per the American Heart Association, if you are by yourself and can't send someone else to go get an AED, yes you do leave the victim to retrieve the AED (as well as calling 911) before starting CPR.
@@jdjdjdjdjd7778 If you're by yourself with no one around to shout at for help, then yes you have to leave the victim to get a phone to call 911 and grab an AED ID one is available, before starting CPR
As a Healthcare Trainer - I just wanted to say thank you for this excellent training video, a perfect visual illistration to complement the practical elements of my training. A+
Wow , I wish school these days teach like this , very simple but detailed and clear explanation, easy for students to learn.
"if ribs break, that's okay" is the scariest thing i ever heard
Better alive with broken ribs than dead!
Bro I was gonna comment that! And yes it is horrifying
@Aurora Peace then they still have a chance. Maybe a lower chance, but it's still a higher chance and they would have had if they were dead.
D A R K
Ya, scary to think about at first. I’ve seen hundreds (thousands?) of CPR events-ribs usually break. It’s necessary.
I've been through CPR and Advanced CPR several times and EMT school. This is far better than any of the American Hart Association's big budget cheesy demonstration videos used in certification. 2:50 is very important: broken ribs are common and a sign of effective CPR. Ribs can heal, but a brain without oxygen for even a few minutes won't recover.
Wow, potato face be going places
It's honestly nice to know that broken ribs are normal when doing cpr. When my health teacher was teaching us cpr, he said that you should push hard, but not hard enough to break the ribs otherwise you would be doing it wrong. I was so confused back then because he said to push 1-2 inches and I knew that if you push that deep at a rate of 120 compressions a minute, you'd probably break a rib.
hi potato
@@johnpaulbarrientos3006 I'm a marine engineer working onboard and in our training in academy, first thing teacher said about CPR is if you're doing it right you'll also break the ribs and that's normal.
I’ve been on many full arrests and have yet to feel ribs “breaking”. I’ve never even felt popping or cracking. The ribs don’t actually break in majority of cases according to the Red Cross and AHA
I was a recipient of CPR 10 years ago. I had sudden death cardiac arrest. There just happened to be a doctor there who knew CPR and kept me alive for 15 minutes until the EMP's got there and restarted my heart with the defibrilator. Three days later I had my aortic valve replaced. I just turned 81 years old because that doctor was in the right place at the right time and new CPR. We were two miles from town and I was working with the boy scouts at the time. The doctor was there because his son was involved.
I can tell you first hand, as living proof that an AED and bystander CPR can save a life. It saved mine at 29 years old, I am now 31. A SCA can happen to anyone
While I understand the process as I’m watching this at home, I feel like if I’m in a situation where CPR is needed, my nerves would get the better of me and I’d mess it up 😰
If you get emergency services on a phone they will talk you through it, they do an excellent job of keeping you calm.
The most important factor in avoiding panic is practice, ideally as realistic as possible.
you can do CPR to the beat of Staying Alive (Oh, you can tell by the way I use my walk, I'm a woman's man, no time to talk)
Any CPR is better than no CPR
Even though you are scared do it anyway. Better to do it and maybe get it wrong or maybe get it right than just watching him die
Schools:
“If ribs break, that’s ok.”
If they do break? Totally ok
If the person dies? Not ok
Mmm delicious rib bread
I WAS DYING AT THIS PART 😭
Well I’d rather have a few broken ribs than be dead.
Ribs need to break, that usually happens with the first push and then you should start doing 30 pushes after that you should inhale through the person's mouth closing their nose, and then perform it again. CPR gives best results when performed correctly.
I greatly appreciate you for creating this video. I was looking for a video which explains further about chest compressions and this is just perfect!
Cupcakke was spitting
Lol
My daughter who is a resident doctor casually mentioned that she saved a 17 year old girls life in this manner. After seeing this I asked her about it. She told that since the girl was young, she took it in herself to do all she could. She did CPR for more than an hour and she told, yes many ribs were broke. But the girl lived.
At least the 17 year old girl was sleeping while her ribs broke
i’m glad she’s alive. your daughter is truly amazing.
🥲🥲 are ribs😌
I am CPR certified, and this video taught me more than the 3 days of training.😑
Except for that uncomfortable grip of interlaced fingers
quick question, no need to give mouth to mouth breathes?
@@godofnation Different doctors are of a different opinion as to whether it actually helps.
@@jamesbrice3267 so if someone collapses in front of me, chest compression is enough?
@@godofnation If they've stopped breathing, yes. If someone's simply fainted from hunger, the recovery position is enough.
Locking your arms helps for one to go for longer, with good compressions until help arrives. Thank you for the side view of it all.
I always believed and hence why the second I got a chance, I got certified in it. Each person should be certified in CPR and renew it when needed. Hopefully then we can get a chance where ppl can be trained to be EMTs even if they dont want to work in it. It can save lives way faster that way. And its always nice to have that knowledge just cuz.🥰
For anyone who took the time to watch this.
You have my respect!
This is the kind of video UA-cam should be suggesting often.
J.ai fait un arrêt cardiaque le 14aout 2021et c'est grâce à un massage pareil que j'était sauvé et je suis en pleine forme aujourd'hui ces gestes sauvent la vie
The best life saving video that explains every detail so that you are able to really save a life. ❤️
My CPR course did not go into as much details as this video - about the effects (the why) of pushing hard, deep, etc. good video 👍
@Russia But they should at least know, luckily my teacher had dummy's and had a green light if you were doing good enough and tested our CPR skills and made us practice this for about 3 weeks
You can sing Stayin' Alive by Bee Gees during CPR and stay with the rhythm, because that song has 104 BPM so you are in the 100-120 BPM range. 👍
Ironically, Another One Bites The Dust also works
Baby shark is a good one too.
Or Yellow Submarine by the Beatles
Nice info 👌
Not a good time to think about heavy metal and ballads.
"If ribs break, that's okay" I will never forget this information.
omg Ive never seen such a most simple and so clarifying video like this before, thnks so much
"if ribs break thats ok" that one KILLED me but well broken rib is better that death right?
Right, after some minutes of CPR its inevitable to break some ribs. So of course ribs wont be needed to protect a heart that does not beat.
I mean ribs do heal after some time a dead brain doesn't
@@commentbabaji1732 well thats true....
after alive
I just hope I don't hear ribs break like the sound of breaking chicken bone in half.
Я не понимаю английский, но благодаря иллюстрации всё понятно. Очень важно, чтобы больше людей знало об этом, это может спасти жизнь!
Именно поэтому напишу комментарий в поддержку видео, чтобы больше людей пришло и посмотрели его!
at least we can translate russian to english
thanks to google❤️
Love from India
what
aww
:)
@@anormalguy7719 I really love India. I understand, off-topic, but it hurts me to know that your people suffer because of the caste system. Peace, development and success to you!)
P.s Google translate
2:52 "if ribs break, that's okay!"
Laughed so hard at that.
I save my niece doing CPR she was bluish already. And sent this video to them to take time to watch and learn also showed them personally how to do it.
I love this video ... it really saves a lot of lives .... one of them is my Life !!! I personally experienced it !!! Last December 2018 I suffered Cardiac Arrest and collapsed while playing Basketball . Fortunately there are people knew how to do CPR . They performed CPR on me for about 15-20 min. Until the Ambulance came and took me to the Hospital . Timing is really critical and I thanks God that he gave me my second life and to those people who patiently gave me CPR . By the way , I undergone an Angioplasty procedure wherein they put "Stent" inside the Blocked Artery in my heart .
Wow you survived after that long, probably because they started immediately
@@nusaibahibraheem8183 Yes , you are correct ... they started the CPR immediately . That's why Timing is very important .
I'm glad you are ok and here with us.
I'm so happy that ur alright mate....☺️
Do you remember anything that happened during that Cardiac arrest?
Why don't they teach us this at schools.
This is so important.
Specially with today's diet, stress and hearattaks
School is a place only made to be bullied or have friends.
They do, I dont know where you are from
@@luciddream5055 well I only learnt how to do CPR when I started med school this year in September and I’m from Hungary, so I can understand what the commenter means😄
Mitochondria is the power house of the cell
हर स्कूल की हर कक्षा में, यह पाठ हर साल हर छात्र को इस प्रकार के अच्छे व्याख्यात्मक वीडियो की मदद से पढ़ाया जाना है ताकि छात्र इस उपयोगी क्रिया ("संजीवनी बूटी") की प्रक्रिया को याद रखें और इसका उपयोग कर सकें उसी समय दिल का दौरा, बिजली का झटका, आदि जैसी घटना के समय ... धर्म इस प्रकार के ज्ञान से जीवन बचाने से बड़ा नहीं है ... ..धन्यवाद
schools should teach these for like... every year cus we definitely need these
They should make see through models based on a human and have a "heart" carry out water to the "brain", so that way people can learn easily. (Schools should also make this mandatory.)
that's an excellent idea
@Aurora Peace okay now that's... starting to turn into wishful thinking
I wouldn't want some snot nosed kid performing CPR on me that he learned from some comic book. They should be getting the professionals.
@@BoleDaPole but if someone does it right your still alive. Better than dying if you ask me bro.
This video is excellent and should be shown to everyone. It explains everything perfectly.
This was excellently explained! You never know what can happen in life so stay ready so you don’t have to get ready!
Once my instructor told us that he broke 4 ribs of the heart-attack victim. The victim survived and the cops and hospital acknowledged it and appreciated his life-saving efforts!
I hope to god we don’t have to come across a situation like this. But it’s very important to know the information just in case.
This information is RARELY explained in CPR classes. Makes a HUGE difference in why we do what we do. Thanks alot!
I would never do cpr again.
Because there's a woman unconscious
So I do cpr
But I'm nervous though
if this was played in my school i would never get bored
CPR & BLS are two life savers we’ll should learn effectively
"If a rib breaks, that's okay 👍"
Really?😐
yes
wat
@@anshjagtap623 yup
@@anshjagtap623 in order to push down deep enough for the compressions to be effective, it's inevitable that a rib will break.
This is the first and only time I would like to thank UA-cam’s suggestions.
I remember learning CPR in 6th grade health
I also remember listening to stayin alive because the BPM is perfect for CPR
This is good.. and for people with Situs Inversus, it does alleviate some stress/fear because you should position your hands to pump in the center of the chest. My heart is on my right side - so I was concerned that should I need it, the person performing CPR would only focus on the left side -- where the heart is for about 99% of the population... I'm rare with Dextrocardia...I"m 'right-hearted '... but thank you!
Seeing it in animation form helps to see and understand the big picture!
"Schools prepare you to study, not real life"
-The cooler Daniel
Side note: Notice how schools don't teach you basic stuff as an adult, like getting a money check, taxes, quick medical aid, how to handle yourself in a stressful situation. You eventually learn that the hard way as a adult. So fucking sad.
Maybe schools where you are. I wonder if schools in othercountries do better.
@@chiaraippoliti Malaysian here, it isnt compulsory due to it being limited to cocuricullar activities so kinda loses its point if its not forced upon every student
Same over here. Easy graduate from school without being a socially functional citizen
All they teach is "Mytochondria is the power house of nucleus"
@@itspradeepbtw Something’s wrong, I can feel it
We really need more of these to help people around the world
My stepdad almost passed away in his sleep a few years ago. My mom and I had to give him CPR until the paramedics arrived. He's alright now, but he needs a breathing machine when he sleeps to ensure it doesn't happen again. I barely remember anything from that night. This video dislodged a fragment of memory.
In my emergency course I was taught to resuscitate in the rhythm of the song "Staying alive". The rhythm of this song is ideal.
Just a tip by the way ;)
mine was baby Shark 😭
Knowing me if i had CPR lessons the song would probably be Rap God
What also works is "Highway to hell". But don't sing this loud when relatives are nearby.
This is one of the most useful videos ever. I hope that it becomes a global standard to teach CPR in basic education.
Actual video saving lives
Thank you very much for making it!!
Finally a short video simply as this for everyonr understand why and how..
this and the heimlich maneuver should be taught to everyone in school.
The Heimlich manoeuvre has been removed from firstaid training many years ago. Please do not use this technique. Perhaps you should update your own first aid skills
@@nicbrown7751 where do you live? I’m in med school and I literally learned the Heimlich maneuver in first aid class😄 Then how would you get for example a piece of food out of the oesophagus while the other person is choking and can’t get it out by coughing?
I was taught the heimlich in school.
Swimming and treading water too
@@annaszente825 I don’t know where you live, however this outdated technique is no longer taught in many countries around this world. Easy way to rupture a diaphragm. The replacement technique for choking is 5 firm blows between shoulder blades and 5 firm blows on sternum. Quick google check would confirm this information.Repeat process.
If you have someone who is obese, how do you get your arms around them to perform the heimlick? What about heavily pregnant women and neonates? The first aid training in my country and many countries around the world does not train the heimlich, it has been removed from the actual training.
Video: If ribs break, that's okay
Me: O.O
Ribs can be repaired, unlike the brain.
And what if they break and a bone fragment punctures the heart?
@@joelvalenzuela6031 are you compressing woth iron rod or something 😹
@@joelvalenzuela6031 do you have other option then trying this?
Also sternum.
i save di-
What a fantastically instructive animation . The typical CPR course does not communicate this effectively
I first became certified in 1982 as a Navy SAR Swimmer, so I’ve seen many demonstrations and changes,saying that, this video is short and sweet while the explanation is clearly explained and the visuals are fantastic how it demonstrates the cause and effect. Great video!
If you're ever done CPR, you'd know it's very tiring after a few cycles. When administrating CPR ensure you go deep enough and to the beat of stayin alive (2 pumps per second). If you're starting to struggle to keep up the depth or rate of your compressions then ask someone else to take over for you, but ask if they know how to administer first aid too.
Here in Australia we get certificates that display we have undergone a first aid course and know how to execute DRS ABCD + other first aid techniques effectively.
Also a side note, you may break ribs in CPR; it's normal and you have to keep going if it does happen.
Another side note: AED stands for automatic electronic defibrillator. An AED runs the defib shocks automatically; *after you set it up correctly*
Thank you for the information. The breaking bone creeps me out because that's what I'm thinking while watching the video.... good to now some addition.
@@rin-101 you'll definitely feel ribs break and hear it. You just gotta keep up the compressions though, because you are the person that this person is relying on.
Broken ribs heal, a dead brain doesn't.
@@harryroberts388 Very informative. There was no instruction here of breathing assistance. Is that used only in cases of drowning?
@@steakslave those are called rescue breaths and are done every 30 compressions. So you do thirty compressions then two breaths (if you want). It's recommended you do, do rescue breaths as it helps to continue the oxygen blood flow through out the body.
Thank you for such an informative comment.
I'm afraid I'd not apply enough pressure and would end up giving the patient no benefit.
How am I supposed to know that my compressions are the right depth and ratio?
This is an interesting presentation. When I learned this procedure, though, the instructor advised giving two breaths
(i.e., while pinching the nose and with sufficient force to see the chest rise). Then, after two breaths, there is resumption
of compression for twenty times. Two breaths and twenty compressions alternate continuously while someone else calls for EMS.
Beautiful diagram of the heart's arteries and veins. Very clear.