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#105574 - 09/13/07 07:46 PM Re: New method for CPR proposed [Re: Brangdon]
paramedicpete Offline
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TB, HIV, Hepatitis C, Streptococcus spp., Staphylococcus aureus, Helicobacter pylori, just to name a few.

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#105576 - 09/13/07 07:54 PM Re: New method for CPR proposed [Re: Brangdon]
Katie Offline
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Registered: 08/23/07
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...not to mention that it's not rare for victims to vomit during CPR.

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#105578 - 09/13/07 08:05 PM Re: New method for CPR proposed [Re: paramedicpete]
Alan_Romania Offline

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Originally Posted By: paramedicpete
TB, HIV, Hepatitis C, Streptococcus spp., Staphylococcus aureus, Helicobacter pylori, just to name a few.

Pete


Thank God for the Bag Valve Mask!
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#105583 - 09/13/07 08:32 PM Re: New method for CPR proposed [Re: paramedicpete]
Russ Offline
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Good thing it's nothing serious wink
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#105590 - 09/13/07 10:29 PM Re: New method for CPR proposed [Re: MDinana]
Susan Offline
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Registered: 01/21/04
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"Also, ramming down on the abdomen is bound to cause injuries (the GI tract is a hollow organ, after all)."

I don't think they do it by ramming with fists or anything. If you looked at the site originally noted, you'll see a man holding a wooden panel with handles. I think they probably compress the whole area right under the diaphragm all at once.

Sue

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#105595 - 09/13/07 11:10 PM Re: New method for CPR proposed [Re: Susan]
Alan_Romania Offline

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Originally Posted By: Susan
"Also, ramming down on the abdomen is bound to cause injuries (the GI tract is a hollow organ, after all)."

I don't think they do it by ramming with fists or anything. If you looked at the site originally noted, you'll see a man holding a wooden panel with handles. I think they probably compress the whole area right under the diaphragm all at once.

Sue


That in itself is an issue, chest compressions (which have been proven to be effective WITHOUT ventilations for a period of time) requires no adjuct and any bystander can be instructed to do it by a 911 operator.
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