Posts Tagged ‘CPR’
Uncertainty remains over out-of-hospital cardiac arrest guidelines
Posted by: admin on: November 22, 2011
Cardiac arrest is fatal and to resuscitate in time is challenging. In the hospital setup patient may get immediate help and may survive, but out of hospital patients it is very difficult. A study about the helpfulness of existing guidelines shows uncertainty. Team@CMHF
Two CPR Strategies Fail to Improve Outcomes after Cardiac Arrest
Posted by: admin on: September 16, 2011
Two CPR strategies intended to improve patient survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest were found to have no significant effect in two related randomized clinical trials published in the Sept. 1 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine -Team@CMHF
A-B-C is for babies; now it’s C-A-B!
Posted by: admin on: July 27, 2011
It used to be following your ABC’s: airway, breathing and chest compressions. Now, Compressions come first, only then do you focus on Airway and Breathing. The only exception to the rule will be newborn babies, but everyone else whether it’s infant CPR, child CPR or adult CPR will get chest compressions before you worry about […]
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