Spinal Injury - Jaw Thrust
Vložit
- čas přidán 21. 06. 2022
- This section is about providing care for someone who has taken a fall or sustained a physical injury that may appear to include the spine, and how you should proceed in these situations. Before we get into the jaw thrust CPR technique, there are some other things to keep in mind first.
When you encounter a victim who appears to be immobile and in pain, you want to minimize their movement as much as possible, as you inquire more about what happened, how the patient is feeling, and whether or not you need to activate EMS.
If the victim is conscious, let them know who you are and that you're there to help. Instruct the patient to not move and avoid nodding, and to answer your questions verbally, as you continue to assess his or her condition.
Look specifically for head wounds and bleeding - from the head, nose, and ears. Check to see if the person has any broken teeth and if their pupils are responsive to light.
For more videos like this or to get CPR Certified please visit www.procpr.org
ProTrainings offers a variety of courses such as:
Bloodborne pathogens: www.probloodborne.com
Pet First Aid and CPR: www.catanddogfirstaid.com/
Anaphylaxis: www.proanaphylaxis.com/
HIPAA: www.prohipaa.com/
ACLS: www.proacls.com/
PALS: www.propals.io/
Follow us on Twitter: / procpr
Like us on Facebook: / procpr
Follow us on Instagram: / procpr
As a retired Firefighter EMT I found this series to be very helpful updates to the latest methods, and a great refresher. Thank you ProCPR.
The instructor is very thorough. I appreciate these videos
Thank you. Videos like this give good information to non medical professionals like me, but who do have minimal training from years ago.
Thank you 🙏🏻😊
thank you for video, I had question "how to perform CPR with spinal injury" and your video helped!
Are the rescue breaths you do still okay to perform even after COVID pandemic? Do your germs go into the patient and do their germs inter your respiratory system with that device?
👍