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Say you're performing CPR on a patient, and your partner arrives with an AED. You do not stop performing CPR while he or she 1. Turns on the AED 2. attaches the pads 3. Plugs in the pads Now that the AED is turned on with the pads attached and plugged in, do you A. immediate...
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Is anyone using Team Focused CPR wherein you remain on scene working the arrest for approximately 30 minutes? If you obtain ROSC the patient is transported to a PCI facility. It not the patient is pronounced on scene without being transported. Just wanted to get thoughts, successes, failures, idea...
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Hello everyone, I am a member of a student team of engineers designing an automatic, portable CPR machine. This device could be positioned in public areas (similar to AEDs) and could be attached to patients, freeing medical personell to simultaneously move patients or tend other injuries....
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Hi everyone, I'm currently a student doing a project for school regarding some aspects of CPR and EMS response. I'm trying to gather some information for the project through the form of a quick survey. It has less than 10 questions and would only take a few mins. I really appreciate any respons...
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Here's another study that I found interesting. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22465807 What with all the sturm und drang (read: hoopla) about ET tubes and such, it seems that in porcine models in V-fib arrest with CPR in progress, placing a supraglottic airway significantly decreases the am...
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Following is a real life CPR video of a 20 something apneic and pulseless patient on the beach. As I was watching I can only contribute the success of the CPR to the young man’s metabolic reserve and resiliency as well as early CPR. There are a few observations that jump out at me....