Learn CPR and AED Procedures

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  • Опубліковано 2 лис 2015
  • [Skip to AED Procedures: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGfs2h...]
    Annually, more than 1800 Singaporeans suffere from cardiac arrest, of which only 3% survived.
    Every second matters as chances of survival drops by 7-10% every minute.
    Bystander CPR is shown to increase survival rate by 2.2 times.
    Do your part, Save-a-Life.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 25

  • @tomhunk3392
    @tomhunk3392 4 роки тому +16

    Bro turned into a mannequin 😱

    • @YOURBOYGRAY
      @YOURBOYGRAY 2 роки тому

      Nah it's fake it's for SHOW the guy itself did not turn into a mannequin

  • @vijaymp6757
    @vijaymp6757 Рік тому

    I learn CPR AED save lives and miss Ann is very good instructor

  • @nextfactorpteltdoutdoorspo7278
    @nextfactorpteltdoutdoorspo7278 3 роки тому

    did the first scenario missed out on getting someone to get AED?

  • @roohalaml2615
    @roohalaml2615 8 років тому +2

    متي يتم ادراجة بالعلوم والصحة

  • @HiJayWasHere
    @HiJayWasHere 4 роки тому +2

    It would be nice to mention to aim your pushes on the chest to where you are not moving the heart upwards or downwards. I may be wrong about this but this is how I was taught CPR in a class. Also you may mention ribs or sternum may crack and that may be necessary to keep the heart working long enough for professionals to get there (people might stop giving compressions if they hear a crack). Another thought is if your lung capacity is potentially larger than the patient, you should resist blowing too much air at once into the little person (might pop their lung). Before beginning CPR on some random passed out on the floor, tilt them on their side and use your one hand's two fingers to scoop any clogged food at the back of their tongue area that they may had just choked on. If you can't scoop anything or they don't vomit from having your fingers in their throat, then lay them on their back and do the CPR procedures.
    Note, I am an amateur that has never had to do this in a real situation, so question my ideas as possibly wrong.

  • @theathomas3008
    @theathomas3008 2 роки тому

    check breathing tid the head back for breath and do 30 chest comperation and check the breathing

  • @marylim2011
    @marylim2011 Рік тому

    Where may I learn in-person training ?

  • @annbar447
    @annbar447 2 місяці тому

    Thanks 🙏 i need to study

  • @heshamelbanawy3741
    @heshamelbanawy3741 5 років тому +1

    ناس في مجتمع محترم شوف جهاز الصدمات متوفر وموجود في الأماكن العامة ياخسارة وياأسفي علينا .....

  • @zendonteh9521
    @zendonteh9521 Рік тому

    This video is not per SRFAC standard best your go and register for BCLS class

  • @musiclover5296
    @musiclover5296 9 місяців тому

    How to join please

  • @rosejackson517
    @rosejackson517 3 роки тому +1

    what countery is 995 ?

    • @Bearchain80
      @Bearchain80 3 роки тому

      Singapore's ambulance number

    • @nurammirah8248
      @nurammirah8248 2 роки тому

      Singapore Ambulance Emergency number 995 and non- emergency number is 1777

    • @nurammirah8248
      @nurammirah8248 2 роки тому

      *1777

  • @theathomas3008
    @theathomas3008 2 роки тому

    I learned CPR

  • @Axpex234
    @Axpex234 2 роки тому

    Kewser

  • @theathomas2465
    @theathomas2465 Рік тому

    I learned CPR I can save lifes

  • @shincheeclarencetan1225
    @shincheeclarencetan1225 7 років тому +1

    995 first