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Did u ever perform CPR on a late pregnant woman? |
Performing CPR on a person for the first time can be a nightmare for many people but doing it on a pregnant lady must be a hellish experience for us right?Can you imagine saving two lives at the same time by only a few breaths and chest pushings.If any of you out there had any experience either administering CPR on someone/patient or being save with CPR by a physician/bystander,come share your story with us.... I was a paramedic, I did CPR an numerous individuals for 5months gestation (pre-term delivery) to a 95+ year old. It doesn't get easier to do as you go. You need to do CPR on a pregnant woman (GOD FORBID you need to), because you need to keep the blood and oxygen flowing for the baby until you can get to a hospital to get the baby out. |
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The American Red Cross has CPR for HealthCare Providers. Look them up in the phone Directory and they will let you know when their next class is. ...yup 2 yrs ...You do CPR like you would for anybody else. It is possible to turn the person on their sides and get some water out but you still need to do CPR. When they get to the hospital or the ambulance th... CPR certification is good for two years only. Since yours expired in 2006 you will need to retake the entire class. They wont let you just renew it. Its not a big deal though. I think its something... Contact your local Red Cross office and they can give you information on the classes and how much it pays. ...You can register at Red cross or the American Heart Association. I work for a hospital and they only accept AHA, so check with your program to see if they have any special requirements. The class... These classes are provided by the American Heart Association and are usually not free. However, If you find a place of employment, they may have an instructor they contract with and may cover the c... The new standard is 30 compressions. However I think the red cross and the heart association varies in the way it is taught so you should easily be able to find it through them. The second answ... |
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