Helping someone who is unresponsive and not breathing

Helping someone who is unresponsive and not breathing -- call 999 and give chest compressions until help arrives.
Want to know more? Visit the British Red Cross website: www.redcross.org.uk/first-aid

[@captain_the_puggy8486]

I'm happy to say that Marco made a full recovery. Turns out he'd been drinking too many blueberry WKDs

[@RyanLeiby]

Captain the puggy it’s not real, they’re just doing that so we know what to do when stuff like this happens

[@ashishnodiya4900]

@@RyanLeiby Why did she not give breathes on his mouth?

[@RyanLeiby]

@@ashishnodiya4900 she probably does not know how to do mouth to mouth breathing

[@philyrakwan687]

@@ashishnodiya4900 No technically we don't have to do rescue breaths if we don't want to, the most important thing comes from the compressions.

[@philyrakwan687]

@@RyanLeiby No technically we don't have to do rescue breaths if we don't want to, the most important thing comes from the compressions because you're keeping the heart pumping until the defib and medical help arrives.

[@Ohmagat69420]

People who are actually on this situation atm and had to watch the whole thing : 👁️👄👁️

[@TerminalPneuma]

One of my coworkers passed away a week ago, we couldn't save him. I feel regret for not being there because I would have known what to do to try keep him alive.

[@pluto6048]

0:13: exists Me: Polo

[@MultiFunctionEditz]

My grandma passed away, her condition was already serious and she was on bed. She passed away in peace without any pain in the bed. I tried doing the things shown in the video, but I was too late.

[@chocolatebar1592]

These videos should be shown to those in primary school so they know how to help out,in future a situation like this. In the woman's voice,you could just see how upset she were,seeing her husband like this,so then they'll understand the seriousness of finding someone like this,then they can help ok therefore

[@andonid2008]

I Hate Not Breathing But I Love Breathing

[@hws3886]

Reminder: most people will grunt or make abnormal noices when they go into cardiac arrest, they may also have moving hands that twitch

[@bipashachakraborty995]

What to do if this happens untill help arrives

[@emily11106]

@@bipashachakraborty995Chest compressions

[@killstreak1282]

It's fine he's just taking a nap and his lips are purple coz he drunk purple wine all good here 😀👍

[@aronblemz1]

worst worry is open the door for the paramedics

[@kananparasapinas804]

Oh i wish I know what to do when my mom died, i was in shock and couldn't think of anything right. Even to this day i regret doing nothing. So if anyone here is reading this. Please learn this methods properly cause you'll never know when you need it and you regret not learning it.. sorry if I type this out messy. My head is still not in the right mood to process what happen

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

I hope you're doing well these days. Condolence to your mom. I regret doing nothing too. I wish I could've done more for my dad... He was unresponsive and his heart was not beating when we found him splayed out. I wish I knew what to do so we wouldn't be just gaping and crying like fools. I wish they taught basic first aid like this in school so I could've sprung to action instead of... I wish.

[@harikaprabha7366]

Same happened to my brother 😭😭 now I lost him.

[@rubyxoxo6721]

these are so intresting

[@user-px3ek3pz5q]

I want Marco to recover and not to suffocate

[@erika6473]

DRS ABCD danger Response Send (for help) Airway Breathing CPR (or compressions depending on situation) Defibrillatore (if available)

[@MelissaJoans]

This is literally now the way to do CPR amid COVID-19

[@dynamicconceptjb]

The scene was taken before COVID19

[@burtlancaster218]

It’s a little odd that they don’t recommend expired air resus anymore.it most definitely helps but we are all so concerned about catching some killer virus,it’s always a risk but everything’s a risk these days.I’ve done many trauma courses in the Military & it would be natural to blow some air into a casualty.

[@JayKauffman]

i was also wondering why they are not saying to do so many chest compressions alternating with breaths into the mouth (??)

[@JayKauffman]

If you find a video which you think is a good one to learn CPR from, would you post the link here? I'd appreciate it

[@Polimuni]

Yeah, imagine getting HPV.

[@MK-mj6wd]

Air resus is not recommended for 'layman' CPR, if you are alone, since quite a long time. Some body of authority (don't remember their name, US based I think) came up with the statistics, stating that the chance of dying was higher if mouth to mouth/nose was given than if you just did proper compressions. Makes kind of sense, as you also compress and decompress the lungs, and there is oxygen in your system. It's therefore more important to get the blood into the brain and coronary bloodvessels. Though, IIRC, the sample size was rather small?

[@Mellllllllllina]

why is marco's lip purple was it a effect?

[@gacha_flower1049]

Yes. I passed out before from loss of air .

[@Xerlic]

Well tbh u guys should not make short stories on these things, i mean just face to the facts and show how to make them feel better, every second counts when someone is not breathing...

[@Chiken15]

I have a problem that is suffocating to breathe

[@briancraig255]

So you don't give 2 breaths only chest compressions until EMS arrives.

[@dynamicconceptjb]

This is called hands only CPR, for untrained person

[@burtlancaster218]

You definitely can bang some rescue breaths after every 15/30 compressions.it’s just that everybody is so worried about “contact” theses days…just get it done 😤

[@jenniferjen5422]

@@dynamicconceptjb It might also be compressions only if there are severe facial injuries, or there is chemical spill or other noxious substances on the face/ airways area. However the longer the brain is without oxygen there is a higher risk of brain death, so it is important to attempt. There are Face Shields that Red Cross used to supply with their branding, which have a one way valve for first aiders to use for their protection. I wonder if these will be available again?

[@imakevideos5377]

​@@jenniferjen5422 nope false, we figured out that rescue breaths only deliver mostly co2 so they can be worse, and should only be given to a victim of drowning. If someone has no pulse breathing into them does nothing but chest compressions helps circulate oxygen left in the blood

[@dsnydersa788]

my friend bat reacts passed out in his room and sofia saved his Life and bat reacts was called Jack Paul broke in to my house but sofia saved his Life

[@stevegovea1]

Looks like John Snow.

[@charlesrowland8202]

Ok I work security at a hotel I suggested to my boss about every employee should know CPR I know how been trained passed twice he said NO it's a liability everyone that performs CPR on someone gets sued he said no on mock drills for fire safety so I'm supposed to watch the hotel catch fire call the fire dept and sit and watch if there is someone drowning in the pool.stand by and watch them die ? if someone calls unconscious stand by let them die ? I don't understand if there's someone out there that could maybe explain it more to me

[@jenniferjen5422]

Not sure what country you are in but normally there is at least 1 first aider on per shift, and a Fire Marshal has the responsibility of doing fire drills / checks so its important that you know who has these responsibilities are, and be there as a back up to keep pathways routes, fire exits clear, call for emergency services if necessary whilst the first aider administers treatment. Security is an important function to protect the first aider and patient from any form of harms and make sure all routes are clear, stairwells not blocked etc...Maybe your boss needs to outline the Fire Procedure and First Aid Procedure?

[@charlesrowland8202]

@@jenniferjen5422 thanks for replying yeah my boss says it's a liability I just thought it would be a good idea to have drills just in case but what do I know

[@jenniferjen5422]

@@charlesrowland8202 It is a shame when companies treat key staff this way - ask to know at least where is the fire meeting point and who is the Fire Marshal (takes names with a register outside at fire meeting point), ask who is the First Aider for each shift? Companies can be fined for not having fire safety procedures! Are you agency / self employed or employee? Maybe certain staff get told and others not?

[@charlesrowland8202]

@@jenniferjen5422 was told it was a liability just like the CPR issue I'm just supposed to let someone die before help.artives ? His words were people Sue you now for performing CPR

[@jenniferjen5422]

@@charlesrowland8202 Yes its true, but you still need to know who the first aider is and if they have a 2nd backup CPR First Aider in place. It won't help one casualty if 30 staff can do CPR all at once. Security are the people who make sure that first aid is administered in a safe way without interruption, security can also meet paramedics outside and lead them to casualty quickly, clearing pathways, preventing unnecessary crowding, minimising disruption. Personally I would have thought since incidents like Astroworld, the security industry would have more stricter rules in place as a result? Do you have an industry union / body?

[@alexcattana9474]

Did Marco survive

[@rishoo9183]

Yeah

[@taylorrowhan4090]

It was a role play

[@chocamochaespressolatte1693]

I thought you gave rescue breaths and 30 chest compressions.

[@chocamochaespressolatte1693]

Ok, thanks. :D And my father said that you use a defibrillator if the patient has a heart attack and I thought it was when the patient is unresponsive and not breathing.

[@nolickspittle4753]

During Covid they are discouraging this - but for one's spouse you would think it is okay since they aren't a stranger, plus this was shot before Covid!

[@denis_ursu5487]

If he is not breathing, then this will cause the lips to turn blue.

[@Blue-to7of]

These are real compressions right? They don't seem like a lot of other reenactments which look very fake. But aren't you not supposed to do real ones on the actor?

[@avalasialove]

Maybe they used a really convincing practice dummy.

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

@@avalasialove that practice dummy looks too realistic... maybe it's a fresh cadaver..

[@mystery7013]

Yeah he is he must be drinking a lot of purple juice a lot and he put medicine on him so

[@drewpaxton8644]

Hi

[@MommaWolf1967]

shouldn't someone be doing cpr while she is on the phone I mean jeez

[@saritaylor3648]

What about the breathes

[@helenbaneta4783]

I think you are give 30 compression?????????

[@musey2694]

Call 999!?!

[@zacheryalderton3046]

DID THEY SAVE HIM OR NOT

[@littletimmy5654]

Jeez, did you break your caps button?

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

@@littletimmy5654 answer the question, little Timmy...

[@littletimmy5654]

@We need more considerate people like you. No :|

[@jakeevlogs3809]

1:13 onwards close your eyes :) Thank me later

[@ryanfriedman4329]

JakeEVlogs oh come on

[@meganturner1024]

Is it a doll

[@anitadhm_]

yeah

[@meganturner1024]

Is he dead

[@anitadhm_]

@@meganturner1024 i don’t think so no

[@petyahadjiilieva4654]

512 likes

[@oussamatahiri699]

Plot twist: Marco was faking it in order to get some attention and care from his wife who has benn neglecting him.

[@yaya8483]

999? wtf lol in america its 911

[@DaniSpectrum]

bruh its the british redcross in brittan that should of been pretty self explanatory

[@mystery7013]

Yeah it britis wtf is wrong with u b

[@mystery7013]

Yeah 999 or 911 plus i saod that first