Resuscitation CPR | How To Do CPR| First Aid Training

Welcome to Episode 6 of our Basic First Aid training. We have broken down our full length video of this course into smaller manageable chunks for you to watch at your convenience!
In this episode Michelle covers resuscitation CPR.
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[@elsiebehavioristhagan2444]

Procedure 1.check for danger 2.response 3.Airway 4.breathing for 10sec Check for Abnormal breathing Stay in the center Bring your shoulders in line with the rest of your arm 6.Startt chest compressions 7. Push down 5-6 cm 30 compressions with about 100-120 per minute 8. Administer 2 breaths 9.Repeat till paramedic or help arrives

[@keziahgift471]

What if u are the doctor 😅

[@LSCW1988]

👏

[@osireacts]

The training is interesting

[@ANGELANWAKAEGO-tt5og]

Interested

[@jeremywheeler2122]

You forgot 2.5. Make sure you got some help.

[@_Rainbooow]

everyone gangsta until you get 2 unskipible ads

[@MrT743]

Nope….didnt get em🥃

[@saturninapaza460]

Qqp 😮 1:53 m.​@@MrT743

[@EMTFirstAidTraining]

I love your presentation style - very relaxed.

[@dadaamindada6401]

Nice training

[@tylerhughes9090]

Such a good video l had a first aid course, had a class for first aid this teacher is brilliant compared to the teacher l had.

[@getlicensed]

Wow, thank you!

[@Hey-eu9ic]

I’ve always learnt it as the “Dr’s abc” bc it’s medical so fitting and every letter would stand for a step in the procedure and sometimes they’d call it the “Dr’s abcd” if the defibrillator is necessary but up until now I never really knew how to do cpr itself and now I do

[@adheeshaurvishi7912]

Excellent l used your video for example in my first aid lecture

[@getlicensed]

Hey @adheeshaurvishi7912 glad to hear it was helpful for your lecture!

[@carlvalero1280]

Wow! Thank you for this video, it gave me knowledge to do basic CPR. Incase there is someone to be rescued and saved.

[@getlicensed]

That's incredible, we're glad you found it useful!

[@itisbifitisitis]

this helped me in my health school lesson, thank you

[@getlicensed]

We're glad you found this useful!

[@Briannafrancis-e9g]

I’ve done 2 first aid causers, one says only compressions needed because the as the heart fibrillates, it slow down when to stop to give breath…so you wasted all your last compressions. These interruptions decrease coronary and cerebral blood flow and have been associated with decreased survival both in animals and humans . Compressions alone help blood flow and oxygen to flow to the brain and other organs too . Better only with compression only,do not stop!

[@jimmydandy9364]

Sure but that oxygen circulating is not eternal, or we would not be needing to breath air to renew it. Giving breaths is OPTIMAL, the only reason why it is not a requirement anymore is that studies showed it increased survival considerably because in general people were very reluctant to administer mouth to mouth, however, if not a requirement, more CPR would be administered without mouth to mouth resulting in more lives saved, SURE with compressions only you are ensuring blood flow, some cells in the body are very resilient and will survive, though it merely buys you time until EMTs arrive, you still are on limited time, as far as fib, that's what the AED is for, to shock VF or PVT.

[@ironhorse3497]

@@jimmydandy9364 Correct. But, as "taught" in the video, a dying person who has blood or vomit may make you "a bit uncomfortable".... I posted earlier about this. Without action, patient will die. Is your comfort in the slightest way important in that moment? Answer: NO. Do what you must to ensure your patient survives until additional aid arrives. If there is blood or vomit, wipe it on your shirt and do your duty as a human being. Don't be a pussy. I reckon you'd want someone to do the same for you under those circumstances. People have become such selfish pussies I cannot even process it in my mind. As someone who has performed CPR 3 times in my life, I find it shocking that anyone would worry about such trivial things in that moment of having the opportunity to save someone or let them die.

[@ethan2436]

@@ironhorse3497that is the most idiotic thing I have ever heard. Ok now you wiped the blood away but you missed some and the person has HIV and now you’ve accidentally ingested their blood and now you have HIV. IT IS NOT ABOUT COMFORT, IT IS ABOUT SAFETY. Your safety trumps another persons. Compressions do fine enough could breaths be good, yes but it is not required. Regardless as a regular person on the street you do not have to give mouth to mouth and is best not to in most circumstances. Doing those breaths by yourself interrupts the chest compressions which are more vital to their survival and prevents transmission of diseases

[@alexmcmahon4554]

There is a device for this. Unless you're a level 2 first aid

[@MASKVOYZ]

Thanks for your support and information that's awesome

[@bryantotten2757]

Great video.For simple folk too.!

[@getlicensed]

We're glad you found this useful

[@benniemorris4872]

When I was in High school(Mallard Creek, Senior year), my Psychology teacher told me that CPR training was a requirement for graduation. I managed to graduate on Tuesday June 12th, 2018 Eventhough I never did the CPR training.

[@Mailman316]

I’ve seen some videos that just show chest compressions but no breathing for the other person. When is breathing for the other person necessary? And when not?

[@raphael52]

These are classes that should be part of an HS curriculum. Not some dumb foreign language as a prerequisite to graduating.

[@xkaydv]

Exactly ong

[@aneler.611]

I agree

[@ironhorse3497]

@@xkaydv Was that on purpose? If so, lol. If not, get hooked on phonics.

[@fidajazz3170]

Its very important. Today i did actually practical with real human body .

[@christian-ne5ud]

really? what'is happened?

[@AyatUllah-zr6ij]

Good CPR training

[@getlicensed]

Thank you!

[@stephaniesanchez2057]

Thank you I took my cpr class and have my license but needed a refresher

[@getlicensed]

You're welcome

[@AliBaba-mb1pu]

Best video i found after looking a lot

[@getlicensed]

Glad it helped!

[@laarnicustodio1158]

Thank you for the informative video

[@AmitisL]

Very helpful, thank you

[@aneler.611]

Thank you,it really helps.

[@Sam94m3r]

Well explained 👏🏻👏🏻

[@LSCW1988]

👏

[@himynameisjohnwumsh7631]

What do you do if they are not breathing but have a pulse

[@jayperk5291]

Were can you get a dummy from

[@ginafromcologne9281]

Thank you, that's very helpful! So, if they are not breathing, you should not check the pulse? Or could it be that hte heart still beats even though they are not breathing?

[@kvii22]

If the airway is blocked, you won't observe any breathe but there will be pulse and that time you need to clear the airway and cpr is not necessary in that case as his heart is in normal condition

[@ginafromcologne9281]

@@kvii22 Ah I see. Thank you very much for clarifying! :)

[@kvii22]

@@ginafromcologne9281 you're welcome :)

[@aimpoint5133]

Thanks!

[@キモリ-x9f]

I also had to renew my First aid certificate the week before. It was a long day 😆🤦...

[@listenmaninder]

Thanks

[@officialhideyo]

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[@arsalankhan0320]

full course duration for certificate?

[@faithraphael9499]

Thank u ma

[@vishvendrasinghchouhan4782]

Thank you

[@AlexPeyma]

Other videos on youtube say mouth to mouth IS NOT NEEDED (for adults). but this video clearly says the opposite. So which is correct?

[@eduq1910]

honest, it really depends on the situation, whether the person is choking or not, the person in general etc

[@AlexPeyma]

@EduQ how is what you just wrote resemble anything like an actual response to my question????? Lol

[@thomasb.581]

​@@AlexPeymaThe European Resuscitation Council recommends Rescue Breaths to be applied by a trained Responder. Meaning that you'll learn this in an up to date First Lecture. If the First Responder is untrained in giving Rescue Breaths, only Chest Compressions are recommended.

[@MrTrip2]

My national lifeguard exam is in 2 days. Im terrified. Pray for me.

[@getlicensed]

Good luck!

[@MrTrip2]

I passed! Im an official lifeguard!

[@ufc_goat6354]

What does it mean by a rate of 100-120 when u only do 30 chest compressions someone explain

[@hoodyboody]

100-120 beats per minute... which is about 2 per second. You don't actually have to do 100 beats, you only do 30, but the rate (the speed) is 2 per second. Hope that helps :)

[@ufc_goat6354]

@@hoodyboody so does 100-120 beats mean 100-120 compressions a minute?

[@loonaroaches]

​@@ufc_goat6354yes

[@morrow5634]

@@ufc_goat6354yeah thats possible

[@morrow5634]

@@ufc_goat6354you need to do the compressions fast to reach 130 per minute

[@EPAFroditos]

YouKZbin is getting a little too comfortable with these double ads.

[@pyrapoints5439]

Do the same rules apply for children?

[@r.a.7898]

yes they do, still go at least 2 inches (5 cm) deep. Don't be afraid that you might break a rib, if you do, that means you are doing it right. I have broken a few ribs while doing car to adults and kids. It's totally fine.

[@kipkipPatrick]

So you do CPR with a pulse or without?

[@thomasb.581]

On a Patient that requires CPR you do not normally feel a pulse. Try to focus on the breathing of the patient instead of the pulse. If the Patient is not breathing, CPR is recommended.

[@kipkipPatrick]

@@thomasb.581 so chest comprehensions while having a pulse wont hurt the person?

[@thomasb.581]

@@kipkipPatrick A Person that requires CPR won't have a pulse. You also do not need to feel for a pulse. Just listen if the person is breathing for 10 seconds. That you can do by looking at the chest. Is it rising and falling? Listen for breathing by lowering your ear down to the mouth of the patient. Do you hear breathing sounds or do you feel breath on your cheek/ear? You can also place your hand while listening for breathing and looking at the chest, to check if you can feel the chest rise or fall. You don't need to check the pulse. If the person is breathing, place them in the recovery position (highly pregnant women preferably on their left side) and check breathing regularly.👍🏼

[@feriretsiel4878]

In which part do I sing "At first I was afraid, I was petrified"?

[@ya-si127]

Sing staying alive instead

[@MichaelOlayta]

😊😊😊

[@axeliamslumimbay4312]

Gd Job ma'am

[@ElyspethMuhang]

What is CPR in full

[@shahzad-ali]

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

[@iamjermainebob7330]

No mouth barrier?

[@arkadasin2145]

CPR is basic life support. Unless patient drowned or smth lıke thta, brewths waist tıme

[@aishwaryajagtap8990]

👏👏👏

[@jw2862]

Stop reading the comments and pay attention!

[@-Blitzo]

I think it's ridiculous that SIA training now requires this to work the doors. Not only are we expected to do the police's job with none of their powers or toys, now we have to play paramedic as well?! For basically minimum wage! Absolute bollocks mate.

[@ethan2436]

Grow up mate. And what if you are working the doors have a heart attack and no one assists you because they don’t have the training and knowledge of how to do cpr or because they don’t want to help you. You would be dead. Good luck providing for your family and enjoying your life when your 6ft under because other people have your shitty attitude. Can doing the training be a pain, yeah sure but if it saves a persons life what’s the issue? It took 3 hours of your life and saved another persons life but your life revolves around you and fuck anyone else just makes it harder on you. I mean no ones telling you to stay in that job

[@happinessinemesit2973]

Mark your register if you came here to learn how to do CPR because of the boat accident that claimed the lives of junior pope and some crew members.April 2024

[@zisarivera]

Tank yo❤u

[@chrismorrow4269]

Hand not always in middle of chest where 💙 @

[@JaneDoe-xn3ct]

Mouth to mouth resusation doesn’t work

[@sheejalsingh5926]

DRABC BUT YOU HAVE NOT FOLLOW "R"

[@Briannafrancis-e9g]

She did check R for response

[@ginafromcologne9281]

Please, what does "R" mean?

[@stunnareht]

Response, how they're breathing

[@sheejalsingh5926]

@@Briannafrancis-e9g no she didn't. Half knowledge is good as venom!

[@ginafromcologne9281]

@@stunnareht Oh I see, thank you! :)

[@SprootMemeGod]

Me: gets an ad.

[@jimmydandy9364]

Sure, don't worry about breaking ribs, it's not a priority, it's only later, when the casualty sues you for a few millions of $ 😁😜

[@chp1129]

One of the possible outcomes of cpr is the possibility of broken ribs. Person can feel free to sue but unlikely to be successful if there was a genuine need for cpr. Lesson dont do it if you are not trained to identify need

[@Saffron-sugar]

Well, you have to decide on whether you want to save their life or if you wanna worry about being sued

[@Elaelanie]

I'm here just because I'm curious how Danheng gives HSR MC cpr lmao

[@dmskaoakwk]

I'm here after the Itaewon tragedy last night

[@yeetbeat5646]

Didn’t even check for a pulse first. That’s the first step

[@thomasb.581]

I assume this course is taking much of its knowledge from the European Resuscitation Council. The ERC currently doesn't recommend checking a patients pulse, to the normal First Responder. American Heart Association Algorithms may differ.

[@dhjakakx5108]

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[@abhishekchaubey6552]

He will never wake up.

[@getlicensed]

You never know, the CPR may bring the dummy to life...

[@laraterry2929]

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[@laraterry2929]

tee time and it was a

[@laraterry2929]

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[@laraterry2929]

yeye and eye

[@reallonghaultrucker9348]

10 seconds to listen 🤔🤔🤔🤣😭🤣🤣🤣😭😭🤣🤣🤣 the brain needs oxygen you running out of time you need to star pumping the chest immediately! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thomasb.581]

The European Resuscitation Council recommends checking for Breathing for 10 seconds in adult Patients.

[@ironhorse3497]

The reason to stop. #1: Well, i'm gettin pretty tired..... WTF?? Seriously? And then there's the rescue breathing part: Nah, there's some blood or vomit. Not cool with that. This patient will pass away.... Again, WTF??? Don't mean to sound angry here, but do you think being a coward or tired is something that should be in your lesson plan??? Come on guys, do better than this.. Absolutely ridiculous...

[@shahzad-ali]

Cowards don’t save lives.

[@sanjugeorge2786]

Learn first aid doing 10 year old international level first prize @ narendramodi

[@AaronClimbsShit]

Intro too long. Wife is dead.

[@B0RDZY]

Didnt work my friend died because of this 😢😢😊😊😅😅😅😅😅😂😅😂😅😂😂😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😂😅😁😁😁😀😄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎👽👽👽👽👽💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@eyobsirawwork3819]

thank you