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She is a hero - thumbs down to all the naysayers. Sad that her efforts were unsuccessful.

 

ahhh. the Dunning-Kruger effect shining through once more! every now and then, netizens turn into really nasty and despicable beings.

20 hours ago, moe666 said:

Way to go girl you tried ask all the complainers if they even know CPR

 

Better still, ask them if they can even spell it!

22 hours ago, rooster59 said:

He praised the actions of Nong Jaen saying that those who might criticize her were incorrect.

Here here I enjoying watching all of it, unfortunately the end result, is what it is, but good on her, exhilarating stuff, could have worn a shorter skirt though 555

23 minutes ago, 4MyEgo said:

Here here I enjoying watching all of it, unfortunately the end result, is what it is, but good on her, exhilarating stuff, could have worn a shorter skirt though 555

Yep, shorter skirt could have resulted in a different outcome, but maybe it wouldn't have mattered 555

I think she showed that she cared only for the patient's condition, no regard for herself.

 

As said earlier, this young lady deserves a commendation.

 

14 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Yep, shorter skirt could have resulted in a different outcome, but maybe it wouldn't have mattered 555

Could have sent me off 555

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22 hours ago, moe666 said:

Way to go girl you tried ask all the complainers if they even know CPR

Probably they think it's some kind of chicken.

As posters say she did something instead of taking photo for faeces book.

She did a great job. 

The only thing came to mind was ... her rhythm seemed too fast. For CPR to work the compression has to allow for the chest to expand and heart to fill w blood. No?

I thought the rhythm was one per second.

She did a great job. And her rhythm was good if a little fast maybe.

 I remember being taught it is the rhythm of the Bee Gees Stayin Alive. 

So she looks close to on target. 

Nothing to fault here. Move along

22 hours ago, Somtamnication said:

These people are total idiots. Tons of examples of first responders straddling a patient either on the ground or a stretcher.

Super girl, this one!

Speaking as a qualified first aider CPR should be done from the side when the casualty is on the ground, or low enough to be done properly.

However from the photo in the other thread about it, it is obvious that the casualty was on a trolley and the only way to exert enough pressure at that height is to straddle the casualty. She did what she should have done.

Pity there are such hateful people in the world that they have to object on the most ridiculous grounds that she was in the wrong, when they obviously have no clue about CPR at all.

Edited February 25, 20188 yr by thaibeachlovers

2 hours ago, Minnehaha said:

She did a great job. 

The only thing came to mind was ... her rhythm seemed too fast. For CPR to work the compression has to allow for the chest to expand and heart to fill w blood. No?

I thought the rhythm was one per second.

You must have learned your CPR long ago. The rate changed years ago, which is why it's a good idea to do refreshers. It's not even necessary to do breaths any more as they discovered the compressions do that as well.

do chest compressions at a rate of 100 to 120 a minute.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/first-aid/first-aid-cpr/basics/art-20056600

13 hours ago, meechai said:

 

I do not know what folks were complaining about.

But, maybe some may find fault in both the girls & the rescue? workers methods?

The girl was pumping frantically which is correct 100-120 pumps per minute required,

But she should stop after 30 pumps & allow the worker with that manual resuscitator to add air.

Instead she pumped continuously.

 

It also looks like worker is trying to pump manual resuscitator 

while she is pumping where he should pump only when she paused which she did not seem to.

I am not sure if all these smaller rescue? vehicles are trained EMT's or just medical taxi's in a sense.

 

But they tried & that is more commendable than none trying at all.

Where is the VDO to see that? I can't find one in the OP or the link.

It's not necessary to ventilate any more if doing compressions, but certainly if one is ventilating the other should stop compressions while doing so.

See for yourselves:

https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=396_1519509687

Edited February 25, 20188 yr by evadgib

13 hours ago, meechai said:

 

I do not know what folks were complaining about.

But, maybe some may find fault in both the girls & the rescue? workers methods?

The girl was pumping frantically which is correct 100-120 pumps per minute required,

But she should stop after 30 pumps & allow the worker with that manual resuscitator to add air.

Instead she pumped continuously.

 

It also looks like worker is trying to pump manual resuscitator 

while she is pumping where he should pump only when she paused which she did not seem to.

I am not sure if all these smaller rescue? vehicles are trained EMT's or just medical taxi's in a sense.

 

But they tried & that is more commendable than none trying at all.

Thanks to evadgib I saw the VDO and she did everything right, and if the haters noticed, she did it from the side once in the van.

I couldn't see from the VDO if the guy with the ambubag was using it or not, but he shouldn't have been if he was.

Please read this for 2018 CPR Guidelines:

 

https://www.acls.net/bls-als-algorithm.htm

 

back home we have paramedics and first responders as well as first aid trained people who save lives in this way every day. she did what she is trained to do, admirable as it is i dont understand all the kerfuffle.

17 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

You must have learned your CPR long ago. The rate changed years ago, which is why it's a good idea to do refreshers. It's not even necessary to do breaths any more as they discovered the compressions do that as well.

do chest compressions at a rate of 100 to 120 a minute.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/first-aid/first-aid-cpr/basics/art-20056600

So, now we know.

Thank you.

 

PS I have performed CPR twice over years. Both drownings. One was child who lived. Another an adult who did not.