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Cardiac Science Defibrillator Saves Takahiro Ono on Bondi Beach
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www.medatrain.co.uk This video shows how important it is for easy access to a lifesaving piece of equipment called a defibrillator. This is a real life situation and Takahiro Ono is clinically dead for over four and a half minutes unitl the defibrillator brings him back to life. Without it, he would not be here today. For more information on defibrillators contact – info@medatrain.co.uk http
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#2 written by leakbusters 1 year ago
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#11 written by PhilJay06 1 year ago
Note the central cyanosis, facial swelling and agonal breaths throughout his arrest > 5 mins. Also interesting de-corticate posturing. Notice how quick colouration and conscious level returns with spont.pulse. To the naysayers below… these guys are total pros and would love to see more of this calm professional and non-ego behaviours at arrests. What a result. Well done guys. Can I please use for training health professionals.
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#14 written by TRIXSTER03 1 year ago
Lol. Ya back a long time ago Emergency First Aid rescuers and other lay-rescuers were taught with pulses. And even the jaw thrust protocol was taught. Recently, about 3/ 5 years ago, new health regulations came into effect and removed pulse checks and jaw thrust protocols beacuse lay-rescuers were not doing it right. In advanced protocol they pretty much kept things the same except for the compression to ventilation ratio for C.P.R which was changed for everybody.
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#21 written by NurseWalczak 1 year ago
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#25 written by emilyblackshaw 1 year ago
This is a really good video. But they didnt start CPR quick enough and they didnt check for danger around them or the patient. The human brain dies in three minutes or less if CPR is carried out asap. ive performed CPR on a young man who collapsed in the shop and used a defibrillator and gosh its scary but he survived. He collapsed right infront of me and wasnt breathing for 25 mins and without CPR he would have died
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well ideally you’d rather not have to see one being used, but ya……good job here