I hope this was not someone here:
Originally Posted by Msedanman
It's a sad fact, but from my 25 yrs in the fire service, I can say that most attempts to save someone in that situation, unfortunately fail, even with the help of specialized training in Advanced life support, and specialized equipment such as a Defibrillator
He may have succumbed to injuries from hitting the barriers, or he may have succumbed to heart failure. Could have been any number is things.
Only thing to do on arrival is try to the best of your ability to help, just like your friend did..........kudos to him(and his friend) for their effort.
Colin
He may have succumbed to injuries from hitting the barriers, or he may have succumbed to heart failure. Could have been any number is things.
Only thing to do on arrival is try to the best of your ability to help, just like your friend did..........kudos to him(and his friend) for their effort.
Colin
You guys did the right thing and should be applauded. I work in a busy ER and always here stories about "...everybody just kept passing by without stopping!"
Last edited by jbone; Nov 13, 2005 at 08:02 PM.
Originally Posted by mc2
I think CPR is to be administered to someone who is not breathing, pulse or not. I was once certified too, that was some time ago though. I can't remember how many of each to do but i can remember how to do the breahting and pumping.
I think if there's a pulse, you dont' pump the heart, but if there's no breath or compression of the chest, then you would still do the breathing.
I think if there's a pulse, you dont' pump the heart, but if there's no breath or compression of the chest, then you would still do the breathing.
Last edited by jbone; Nov 13, 2005 at 08:03 PM.
I remember seeing ahorrible accident a few years ago involving a good friend of mine in his Spec-V. the quickness that I slammed on the brakes in my altima still has tire marks on the Interstate. 3 other cars stopped too. Somehow both my friends made it out alive. one walked out of the car himself, and the other was thrown from it, but somehow survived with very minor injuries for the kind of crash it was
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