We manually open the airway using either a head tilt chin lift or a modified jaw thrust. After making sure they are not infact not breathing on there own we hook up a device called a bag valve mask (bvm) with oxygen to breath for them. The rate of breaths for a person who is apenic (not breathing) with a strong pulse is 1 breath every 6-8 seconds. Make sure to monitor the pulse if it becomes slow and weak begin CPR.
Yes those are the basics, however you first need to check for any obstructions in the airway before you begin your ventilation's, you need to secure the airway by using a oropharyngeal airway and you need to intubate the patient. We can also connect a ventilator to the et tube thereby getting rid of the need for a bvm. You also need to ascertain the reason for the apnea and if possible correct that.
Stop breathing.
Yes they can, but if they stop breathing for too long then they are dead. This happens to millions of people everyday.
You have to visit the doctors and they will give you an inhaler. You are advised not to do much running or something which may cause your breathing problems.
If you are hunting, animals can hear you breathing, or even smell the exhalation of your breath.
Because we can't stop breathing.
Most likely because they stop breathing.
they are no longer able to live and simply stop breathing
People die if they stop breathing because the body relies on oxygen to function. Breathing supplies oxygen to the lungs, which is then transported to the bloodstream and delivered to vital organs. Without oxygen, cells begin to die, leading to organ failure and ultimately death if breathing is not restored. Additionally, carbon dioxide builds up in the body, which can cause further complications.
it dose stop breathing a whole breath but you can still breath.
The purpose of a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) form is a legal form that stops doctors from performing CPR or other life saving methods on patients if their heart stops or they stop breathing.
When you stop breathing.
When you sneeze you do in fact stop breathing for a second. This is because of the force of the air going out.