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Hello,

First, In order to answer to the first talk, I think English is the best language to speak,to talk about the first aid. All the countries know this international language and it's easier to write too.(With some mistakes, I'm sure).

Next and finally, can anyone explain me what the USA methods to rescusitate someone who don't breath, and when the heart don't work, are, please?

Thank for your answer.

With best regards

Stanis

[buche]

Hi Stanis,

You can find the guidelines for the Basis Life Support taught in the US (and almost worldwide ..) googling.
For example in your case, http://www.erc.edu/new/index.php/doclibrary/en/12/1/ or http://www.cpr-ecc.americanheart.org/

Regards

Buche

[buche]

By the way, it seems that there will be some new ERC guidelines in a few weeks, so I guess we can expect some changes in our national guidelines.
More info here : http://www.erc.edu/

[buche]

Et voilà
The new ERC guidelines were released this afternoon.
They will most probably influence our national ones ...
In particular the recommended chest compression/ventilation ratio for a single rescuer is now 30:2.

You just need to creat an account to get an access to the documents.

Regards

[infoprev]

ratio for a single rescuer is 30:2 and in five or ten years, there will be 15:1 and ..... mouarfffffffff
It's in the move

[delphine]

:mouarfffffffff

This is english that ???

[johann9414]

:mouarfffffffff

This is english that ???

Well miss, you could say it's an international acronym that express a feeling, a very good feeling.
You know, something like a "peted-of-smile".

[delphine]

Yes !! of course !

[clairette]

Yes !! of course !

Pronounc "of k-ours" or "of kaours"

Sorry, it's time.
Where is the door?

[infoprev]

Or you could say "lot of laugh" or "Laughing Out Loud" for "lol" that same as "Ich bin petede de rire"

I keep the door but I promise you that I'll bring back / return this...

[frenchy4288]

Well first BSI (basic substance isolation) then , you have to check ABC ( airway, breathing circulation)...

Clear the airway, jaw trust (if trauma) or head tilt , chin lift (if no trauma)
Then feel and listen for breathing and look for raising of chest or not
At that point if no breathing, 2 rescue breath....look for chest raising ...
Take pulse (carotide), if no pulse iniate CPR....

30:2 for 1 rescuer, 5 cycles and then reassess....

That s for basic first responder....

If you have an AED then after you determinate the patient isnt breathing and doesnt have any pulse you just should put the pads on and follow instructions

It will tell you if shock advise or not, will tell you to stop CPR or to iniate CPR...

AED are now all bipole...meaning the electricity is going from 1 pad to the other and then back to first pad....

The AED will only shock basic disrythmyas.....meaning that if you do have a complex heart rythm ( blocks....) it wont shock....

you can look on that site >>> http://depts.washington.edu/learncpr/

[frenchy4288]

lol = laughing out loud
lmao = laughing my ass off
roflmao = rolling on floor laughing my ass off

[bardamu]

Frenchy,

Small correction: BSI= Body/Substance Isolation.
Guidelines for use of AED may require performing a first cycle of CPR if arrest hasn't been witnessed by responder, in order to "prime" the heart.

Cheers,

Francois