Dear Friends
Please find a ppt attachment for Self CPR.
This is a process for a person who is suffering from severe chest pain ( Angina pectoris) and this condition is arising out due to Myocardial( most important muscle of heart which works round the clock) Infarction( dyeing due to lack of oxygen).
If this person is found alone and unable to seek help from others, he can sustain his life by following the methods of self CPR. It is nothing but increasing the oxygen intake by deliberate increased rate of respiration. Presentation is very brief but precisely explains one about how he or she can sustain life.
Regards
Ravi Singh
Healthcare Trainer
7620958102
Learn to save lives
From India, Bangalore
2Please find a ppt attachment for Self CPR.
This is a process for a person who is suffering from severe chest pain ( Angina pectoris) and this condition is arising out due to Myocardial( most important muscle of heart which works round the clock) Infarction( dyeing due to lack of oxygen).
If this person is found alone and unable to seek help from others, he can sustain his life by following the methods of self CPR. It is nothing but increasing the oxygen intake by deliberate increased rate of respiration. Presentation is very brief but precisely explains one about how he or she can sustain life.
Regards
Ravi Singh
Healthcare Trainer
7620958102
Learn to save lives
From India, Bangalore
Dear Sir
Thanks for sharing the info... Will share with my collegues...
Just one doubt, if a person goes to Myocardial Infarction, will he/she be able to do what mentioned in the presentation, ie. coughing and breathing... Any practical case in your knowledge which help a person to save life by doing this self CPR?
Thanks & Keep on sharing your expertise with us...
From India
Thanks for sharing the info... Will share with my collegues...
Just one doubt, if a person goes to Myocardial Infarction, will he/she be able to do what mentioned in the presentation, ie. coughing and breathing... Any practical case in your knowledge which help a person to save life by doing this self CPR?
Thanks & Keep on sharing your expertise with us...
From India
Dear Mr Dipil
Thanx for appreciation.
Let me explain you about the process. I am sure you must be following the thread of CPR background. here i am writing pertaining to what happens in myocardial Infarction and why it causes chest pain, simultaneously what all the things to be done by bystanders, Relatives and individual himself.
Heart Muscle specially myocardium ( Middle layer of heart) works round the clock without being stopped. It is a thick layer and needs rich blood supply. Reason is evident since it works much it needs more oxygen for survival hence it is richly supplied by blood vessels called arteries. Heart being a special organ gets its own blood requirements from a special branch of main blood artery ( Aorta) this special branch is called Coronary Artery.
Due to deposition of cholesterol or other atheromatous( Need not to mug it) material this coronary artery becomes clogged and hence less blood reaches to heart muscles.
Since less blood reaches to heart, heart muscles do not get proper oxygen( Now we know that source of oxygen in our body is Blood) due to less oxygen muscles starts dyeing( called Infarction) its like making a person work without proper food and nutrition and you what will be the outcome. Heart muscles signals this situation through pain and person having MI gets typical chest pain which is a constricting pain usually in the centre of chest radiating towards left arm, left jaw, ear and back of left shoulder blade( Remember gastric trouble pain do not radiate towards left side upper body)
How to replenish the oxygen?
best way is to enable oneself by breathing vigorously and it will increase oxygenation and less CO2. Even if the person collapses it will enable him to extend the time for death of brain tissue. This hyperventilation has to be done deliberately means one is storing extra oxygen which will be helpful in extending one's life in case of any eventuality.
Research conducted by American Heart Association have indicated that it is very useful method if one is being alone and facing chest pain.
Recovery will be much better with less weakening of heart muscles if Self CPR is practiced.
Hope it will help people understand this.
Regards
Ravi Singh
Healthcare Trainer
From India, Bangalore
Thanx for appreciation.
Let me explain you about the process. I am sure you must be following the thread of CPR background. here i am writing pertaining to what happens in myocardial Infarction and why it causes chest pain, simultaneously what all the things to be done by bystanders, Relatives and individual himself.
Heart Muscle specially myocardium ( Middle layer of heart) works round the clock without being stopped. It is a thick layer and needs rich blood supply. Reason is evident since it works much it needs more oxygen for survival hence it is richly supplied by blood vessels called arteries. Heart being a special organ gets its own blood requirements from a special branch of main blood artery ( Aorta) this special branch is called Coronary Artery.
Due to deposition of cholesterol or other atheromatous( Need not to mug it) material this coronary artery becomes clogged and hence less blood reaches to heart muscles.
Since less blood reaches to heart, heart muscles do not get proper oxygen( Now we know that source of oxygen in our body is Blood) due to less oxygen muscles starts dyeing( called Infarction) its like making a person work without proper food and nutrition and you what will be the outcome. Heart muscles signals this situation through pain and person having MI gets typical chest pain which is a constricting pain usually in the centre of chest radiating towards left arm, left jaw, ear and back of left shoulder blade( Remember gastric trouble pain do not radiate towards left side upper body)
How to replenish the oxygen?
best way is to enable oneself by breathing vigorously and it will increase oxygenation and less CO2. Even if the person collapses it will enable him to extend the time for death of brain tissue. This hyperventilation has to be done deliberately means one is storing extra oxygen which will be helpful in extending one's life in case of any eventuality.
Research conducted by American Heart Association have indicated that it is very useful method if one is being alone and facing chest pain.
Recovery will be much better with less weakening of heart muscles if Self CPR is practiced.
Hope it will help people understand this.
Regards
Ravi Singh
Healthcare Trainer
From India, Bangalore
Dear Sir
First of all thanks for your explanation...
Sorry for asking again, but with anxious mind I would like to know about any previous survival cases by using this self CPR technique at the time of MI... You mentioned that the pain at the time of MI is that much intrinsic, so that, is a person can be able to do this self CPR at that time?
Looking forward to hear from you...
From India
First of all thanks for your explanation...
Sorry for asking again, but with anxious mind I would like to know about any previous survival cases by using this self CPR technique at the time of MI... You mentioned that the pain at the time of MI is that much intrinsic, so that, is a person can be able to do this self CPR at that time?
Looking forward to hear from you...
From India
Dear Mr Dipil
Thanx for igniting minds.
There is only one case reported by us at Mumbai. This gentleman;a retired Army Officer aged 68 years, came to hospital with driving. on reaching to casualty center he collapsed and immediately been put on life saving devices.
Recovered within 2 hours. Course of treatment was- Assessment done and found no breaths and no pulse. This happened within minutes he reached the hospital. Immediately CPR process started along with advance Cardiac life support algorithms and procedures.
Injection adrenaline and other drugs ( i feel are simply out of common person's purview) given. Resuscitated properly. ECG and other tests conducted out along with Angiography. Diagnosed as Posterior wall MI due to Second degree heart block. This person underwent baloon angioplasty along with Fibrinolytic therapy. On history taking individual narrated that he suffered giddiness, constricting chest pain pain towards left arm, difficulty in breathing. He learned about self CPR from some sources and since he was a known case of hypertension and hypercholesterolemia, on medications, he adopted and learned this method keeping in view it may be useful to him.
He came to hospital by driving and simultaneously performing self CPR by vigorously coughing and intense breathing.
02 years passed i met him recently and doing well still on medications.
Evaluation of this case and findings were- because of Self CPR his heart muscles still receiving good amount of O2 hence damage was minimized to an extent that this muscle survived with good tone still left.
Hope it will help people understand and enable in passing on this information to others.
Ravi Singh
Healthcare Trainer
Advance Cardiac Life Support Trainer
safepro.co.in
7620958102
From India, Bangalore
Thanx for igniting minds.
There is only one case reported by us at Mumbai. This gentleman;a retired Army Officer aged 68 years, came to hospital with driving. on reaching to casualty center he collapsed and immediately been put on life saving devices.
Recovered within 2 hours. Course of treatment was- Assessment done and found no breaths and no pulse. This happened within minutes he reached the hospital. Immediately CPR process started along with advance Cardiac life support algorithms and procedures.
Injection adrenaline and other drugs ( i feel are simply out of common person's purview) given. Resuscitated properly. ECG and other tests conducted out along with Angiography. Diagnosed as Posterior wall MI due to Second degree heart block. This person underwent baloon angioplasty along with Fibrinolytic therapy. On history taking individual narrated that he suffered giddiness, constricting chest pain pain towards left arm, difficulty in breathing. He learned about self CPR from some sources and since he was a known case of hypertension and hypercholesterolemia, on medications, he adopted and learned this method keeping in view it may be useful to him.
He came to hospital by driving and simultaneously performing self CPR by vigorously coughing and intense breathing.
02 years passed i met him recently and doing well still on medications.
Evaluation of this case and findings were- because of Self CPR his heart muscles still receiving good amount of O2 hence damage was minimized to an extent that this muscle survived with good tone still left.
Hope it will help people understand and enable in passing on this information to others.
Ravi Singh
Healthcare Trainer
Advance Cardiac Life Support Trainer
safepro.co.in
7620958102
From India, Bangalore
Dear Sir
Thanks for your eloquent reply.
I will try to make it aware among people as much as I can... As a first step I send this self cpr presentation to our Medical Officer...
Thanks once again... Keep on sharing your expertise with us...
From India
Thanks for your eloquent reply.
I will try to make it aware among people as much as I can... As a first step I send this self cpr presentation to our Medical Officer...
Thanks once again... Keep on sharing your expertise with us...
From India
Dear rave love (RP Singh),
Thanks for sharing such a horrible Presentation to us. Sorry for late reply I am bit busy today only I get time to go through this thread. . .
Dear dipil,
I appreciate your learning interest. . .
Keep on sharing. . .
From United States, Fpo
Thanks for sharing such a horrible Presentation to us. Sorry for late reply I am bit busy today only I get time to go through this thread. . .
Dear dipil,
I appreciate your learning interest. . .
Keep on sharing. . .
From United States, Fpo
Dear Mr Raghu
Thanx for your comments. I am sure it must have been a nightmare in some case for you so the presentation is horrible.
whatever be it i am sure horrible will be the situation of a person left alone without any attention and not aware of how to seek help or how to help himself.
despite this all things posted by me are for masses to take benefit and thats what my objectives are.
Please take in a lighter mode( yeah Mode)
Let us save lives by learning and practicing.
Ravi Singh
Healthcare trainer
From India, Bangalore
Thanx for your comments. I am sure it must have been a nightmare in some case for you so the presentation is horrible.
whatever be it i am sure horrible will be the situation of a person left alone without any attention and not aware of how to seek help or how to help himself.
despite this all things posted by me are for masses to take benefit and thats what my objectives are.
Please take in a lighter mode( yeah Mode)
Let us save lives by learning and practicing.
Ravi Singh
Healthcare trainer
From India, Bangalore
@Ravi Singh
Dear Sir
We have earlier discussed regarding the ratio of imparting CPR and is as follows:
"In case of one first aider- 2 breaths followed by 30 compressions.
In case of Two First aiders- 2 breaths followed by 30 compressions.
thus we see that sequence of mouth to mouth respiration and compressions does not change.
Sequence is only changing if the victim is below one year old- and here first aiders must follow -
One First Aider- 2 breaths followed by 30 compressions.
two First Aiders- 2 breaths followed by 15 compressions.
These are the latest guidelines"
Now I request you to please go through the below post and in which you can find out baby CPR video clip shared by one of our member Mr. KV Sundaram.
https://www.citehr.com/304170-safety...art-ii-26.html
The adult CPR video showing the ratio 2:30 for adult as said by you, there is no confusion in it.
But in the baby CPR video it's showing initially 2 breaths followed by maintaining 1:5 (1 breath: 5 compressions)... Why this change, it's based on the old guidelines? Please guide me.
Whats the final and new guideliness we must refer when comes to first aid matters in India?
Hope to hear from you positively.
Thanks in advance.
From India
Dear Sir
We have earlier discussed regarding the ratio of imparting CPR and is as follows:
"In case of one first aider- 2 breaths followed by 30 compressions.
In case of Two First aiders- 2 breaths followed by 30 compressions.
thus we see that sequence of mouth to mouth respiration and compressions does not change.
Sequence is only changing if the victim is below one year old- and here first aiders must follow -
One First Aider- 2 breaths followed by 30 compressions.
two First Aiders- 2 breaths followed by 15 compressions.
These are the latest guidelines"
Now I request you to please go through the below post and in which you can find out baby CPR video clip shared by one of our member Mr. KV Sundaram.
https://www.citehr.com/304170-safety...art-ii-26.html
The adult CPR video showing the ratio 2:30 for adult as said by you, there is no confusion in it.
But in the baby CPR video it's showing initially 2 breaths followed by maintaining 1:5 (1 breath: 5 compressions)... Why this change, it's based on the old guidelines? Please guide me.
Whats the final and new guideliness we must refer when comes to first aid matters in India?
Hope to hear from you positively.
Thanks in advance.
From India
Dear Mr Dipil
I will mention here again that there are tendencies among people to copy and paste the things without even knowing or having any credibility. I just don't want to even mention this line because ultimately it doesn't show good on my part and then i have to walk an extra mile for it to support by the valid things. To be honest such things do happen and one should not get deterred by this or adopt a goading attitude. Its very natural for a human to have different tastes but one it comes to standardizing things fr sake of saving precious human lives then we should follow those who have at least got some credentials of working in that particular thing.
There are trainers who don't have any medical background but they are good marketeers and having some present ability thus becoming trainers for First Aid.
Whatever sequences i have mentioned are international and from a institution who have coined even this word called CPR. So just don't worry its up to people what they want to share and write and i don't want question their credibility may be they are taught the same sequences but to mention here why 5:1 breathing and compression sequence is abolished -the reason is; it takes much time in changing positions and also causing interruptions in giving compressions. Breathing is essential but providing it 4 times for one cycle along with 30 compressions is more then sufficient for neonates. Regarding video i will express my inability to post them here since they are copy right products and AHA don't allow us to put them for this cause.
Hope it will help in removing confusion for the sequence of Respiration and compressions.
Ravi Singh
Healthcare trainer
7620958102
From India, Bangalore
I will mention here again that there are tendencies among people to copy and paste the things without even knowing or having any credibility. I just don't want to even mention this line because ultimately it doesn't show good on my part and then i have to walk an extra mile for it to support by the valid things. To be honest such things do happen and one should not get deterred by this or adopt a goading attitude. Its very natural for a human to have different tastes but one it comes to standardizing things fr sake of saving precious human lives then we should follow those who have at least got some credentials of working in that particular thing.
There are trainers who don't have any medical background but they are good marketeers and having some present ability thus becoming trainers for First Aid.
Whatever sequences i have mentioned are international and from a institution who have coined even this word called CPR. So just don't worry its up to people what they want to share and write and i don't want question their credibility may be they are taught the same sequences but to mention here why 5:1 breathing and compression sequence is abolished -the reason is; it takes much time in changing positions and also causing interruptions in giving compressions. Breathing is essential but providing it 4 times for one cycle along with 30 compressions is more then sufficient for neonates. Regarding video i will express my inability to post them here since they are copy right products and AHA don't allow us to put them for this cause.
Hope it will help in removing confusion for the sequence of Respiration and compressions.
Ravi Singh
Healthcare trainer
7620958102
From India, Bangalore
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