Advanced Life Support CPR Demonstration (2022 UPDATE)
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- The approach to the deteriorating and arrested patient is a critical part of every doctors education!
NB: we test with only 2 helpers so there may be some 'ghost' roles implied.
In this video, our ALS coaching team steps through how we would approach the deteriorating patient who arrests.
This demonstration is with only 2 helpers as consistent with our final test for the ALS trainees. While this is a bit artificial from a normal resuscitation it helps us to demonstration the technical skills and flow of an arrest.
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The only thing I would like to add is that one more person is needed . Great video.
such a good and realistic demonstration. I like the clear explanation by the team leader and the confident leadership role.
Thank you for this amazing video and a huge weldone!
Very good and realistic
Thanks alot.# kunga Uganda
Thank you for the amazing video
This is a good Educational video
This is great, thank you!
Well done
amazing
They should have switched roles more often because the compressions became less and less effective
good video. Congrats. What about adrenalin?. Did I missed the first dosis? It looked like that they gave amiodarone first.
I just have a question, shouldn't oxygen be removed when shocking?
adrenaline given after third shock in a shockable rhythm along with amiodarone.
for something as important as this ............. considering all health workers are fully vaccinated ................ it would have been very helpful to be able to hear the instructions properly .............. the masks made it nearly impossible to hear the people speaking