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What is An emergency procedure for life support consisting of artificial respiration and manual external cardiac compression is known as?
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∙ 6y ago
It's called cardio-pulmonary resuscitation... or CPR.
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Which of the following are the steps for RICE ARest ice compression emergency?
Rest, ice, compression, elevation
Does the person need to be kept on artificial respiration temporarily or permenently?
Yes, the person can be kept in artificialrespiration temporarily or permanently. 1:in a hospital a person is given artificial supply of oxygen ,when he is in coma, as long as he can survive under such condition . 2:and for example when a person drowns ,he or she is given artificialrespiration.
What is Tube compression of the esophagus and stomach?
an emergency procedure used to stop bleeding from the upper digestive tract.
Does performing CPR help the lung performance or the heart beat?
A standard CPR or Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation helps both, the lung performance as well as the heart beat.CPR involves chest compressions-to make the heart pump blood and restore heart beat, and artificial respiration- by either exhaling into the casualty's mouth or utilizing a device that pushes air into the lungs.Though, a 'hands-only CPR' or cardio-cerebral resuscitation is a technique that involves only chest compressions, without artificial respiration, to keep blood circulating until emergency help arrives.
You have herniated disc of c5c6c7.If you have to get one you.Would prefer an artificial disc instead of bone fusion If possible what type of artificial disc is suitable for me.?
no artificial discs! my mom had one in her back and it slipped and she had to rush for an emergency surgery and then had fusion, which is fine.
How CPR can help a person who is not breathing and has no heart beat?
CCR and CPR is used both for the lack of heartbeat orbreathing.CPR is unlikely to restart a patient's heart, and is used to maintain oxygenated blood flow through to the most vital organs, or organs that will suffer the most from lack of oxygen (hypoxia). Effective CPR will also helps delay tissue death and damage to the brain.In the case of CCR (compression only) shows a higher rate of success than CPR, excluding cases of drug overdose and drowning.
What does the acronym R.I.C.E. stand for?
1) Immigration and Customs Enforcement 2) In Case of Emergency
Who were the WAVES?
A World War 2 division of the U.S. Navy consisting entirely of women volunteers. WAVE was an acronym for Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service.
What are the advantages to using artificial blood?
Advantages . - it can be given to patients regardless of their blood type. - ideal for use in emergency situation. Disadvantages . It is not only unnatural but those who have received an artificial blood transfusion have a higher rick of having and heart attack and dying. . . ----Singla---- mucool.singla@gmail.com
When is pericardiocentesis used?
In emergency situations, when fluid builds up too rapidly or excessively in the pericardial cavity, the compression on the heart impairs the pumping action, as in cardiac tamponade.
What are four kinds of vital signs to monitor during an emergency?
pulse rate heart beat respiration rate any external injury anaphylectic shock
Will serrapeptase eat an artificial artery?
Serrapeptase acts on NON-living protein, and not all non-living proteins at that.Some artificial arteries are made of polyester (not a protein) and collagen (protein), so they may be at risk. But some artificial arteries are made of polymers (not protein) and shouldn't be at risk at all. If your artificial artery is composed of anything that is protein in nature, it would be best to test it against serrapeptase in advance of taking any serrapeptase.Perhaps using serrapeptase over a period of months would eliminate the need for adding artificial arteries (if it's not an emergency)?Worth a thought.
