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16-02-2010 12:05 PM
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16-02-2010 12:29 PM
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16-02-2010 12:46 PM
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16-02-2010 1:03 PM
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16-02-2010 1:29 PM
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16-02-2010 1:30 PM
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16-02-2010 1:51 PM
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http://www.resus.org.uk/pages/compCPRs.htm
The matter remains under review. Any official first aider / medical professional is obliged to follow these procedures.
The St John Ambulance website has first aid advice, including short MP3 files to download free, for how to deal with various emergencies.
http://www.sja.org.uk/sja/first-aid-advice.aspx
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16-02-2010 3:13 PM
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Quote from: alanf ... including short MP3 files to download free, for how to deal with various emergencies.
Would one of those .mp3 files include a Cilla Black song? That would wake the dead let alone the unconscious.
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16-02-2010 3:20 PM
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16-02-2010 3:34 PM
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There is also one sentence which was also mentioned in the Mayo video, 'If you are not able, or are unwilling, to give rescue breaths, give chest compressions only'. Obviously under these conditions then this method may save a life.
And yes, I have given and taught CPR but only like you on a dummy.
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16-02-2010 3:45 PM
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My First CPR was the Holger-Nielsen method, then through various other the latest was combined chest and mouth to mouth, two people
Interesting that the one on the video is over the Right breast and not over the Heart
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16-02-2010 4:33 PM
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Had a really interesting experience of my near-death recovery. But its not the point of this thread.
When faced with two choices, simply toss a coin. It works not because it settles the question for you. But because in that brief moment while the coin is in the air. You suddenly know what you are hoping for.
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16-02-2010 4:42 PM
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16-02-2010 5:19 PM
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Quote from: artmo 'Anyone who had a heart' perhaps ![]()
I don't think that is 100 beats per min. It has been widely reported that Nellie The Elephant is the ideal tempo but that too may need to be reviewed.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/6804220/Nellie-the-Elephant-helps-medics-administer-CPR...
I particularly like "A previous study by the University of Illionois medical school found the Bee Gees disco anthem Stayin' Alive was, at 103 beats per minute, close to the ideal rhythm. "

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16-02-2010 6:08 PM
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I never seem to well with the bandaging parts, but the CPR is good.
Fortunately I've never had to do it for real, the most I've encountered was a bicyclist being knocked of his bike in Baker Street - close to 221 ! Even then someone else lept to his aid, and left me to do the 999 bit on my mobile phone, that was in about 1995.
But back to CPR - it is very tiring I agree, I'm a fairly big fit guy - but I found it wasn't always easy.
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