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When they stopped the compressions, atleast 2 mins of compressions should have been completed before stopping them and check rhythm even sign of life appear, as mentioned in the ALS manual. Otherwise it was a very good demonstration. Well Done

My only criticism is that a baby may not respond to name so it is better to clap to see if they respond to noise

any one have any idea what does the doctor say at 4:42-4.45?? i really dont understand.

He’s got an illness like tick fever.

My dad expire 2024 im febuary. No one can check my dad in govt hospital in india RIP

is he married

Love it 😅

That nurse was too calm for me. Also, don't you try to do some interventions before escalating? Like do ECG since the patient is tachy, have IV access and also give paracetamol for the spike.

this was excellent - I can struggle staying on track with A-E during my simulation training but this will help me present my findings in a smooth way whilst still focusing on the patient.

This is the most polite Code I have every scene!

Ok

She was chest compressions far too hard😮

The definitive video on the most important steps in a cardiac arrest situation. Very useful to see this in a real context, and I hope that more resources like this will be available soon.

I like to know how much caffeine and sugar in her energy drink..

I chose to watch this to gain confidence in being a first aider. I hoped to hear some reassurance to Micheal. He was conscious and could hear and understand what was being said. What rung in my ears, when the doctor spoke to the nurse was, ‘ l’m most concerned!’ I think if l heard urgent and most concerned and being told how hot l was, several times, l think l’d have breathing problems. The rest was brilliant!

You are brave man

this a waww presentation , thank you

LOVE Defib Dani!

Can someone list the differentials she is ruling out?

VERY NICE!

props to the patients actor

Thanks very much!

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Don't put your face next to their face, for risk of virus transfer 🙄 if you're trying to save someone's life what would that matter? Idiots. And Bee-gees ,what are you on?

Im a volunteer medic and DNRs was in my exam we were told we can not listen to tatoos only paperwork

The first line drug should have been drawn up and ready by the ward staff! Where I work anyway. The most calm code I've very seen! Lol

I was going to say, move the bed lol!

They probably passed out from the size of his enormous defibrillator!!

amazing and a confidence Doctor and the entire team involved. very useful video for students like myself.

Very relatable to me as a doctor who worked at ED

This video is really useful for every medical student out there. Thank you so much for making it. ❤️

It’s not showing the video just music playing

😂excellent

'promo sm'

Good video. Brings back memories of working in ccu. The calm organised team leader led the way. I was a scared wee 1st yr RN in ccu and my mentor was like this. So cool, calm and so professional. I went on to working in ccu and lovi g it. Thanks guys, brilliant video.

Hypocrites, their colleagues are the ones overdosing patients with morphine

QED 100%

lost a very good friend who seemed very healthy in january this year due to a sudden arrest so sad

Why would you produce videos that don't match your algorithms? Your algorithms state 15:2, not 30:2.

Bravo! Well-done, Team.

Fantastic

Thanking for sharing your story to educate us! Sorry for your loss!

@ 8:54 Can anyone guide me plz I asked to check the pulse as I was told end tidal CO2 improved I was failed because we can’t check pulse and stop compressions during this 2 min cycle ( this should be done at the end of 2 min while checking ECG) but in this example same thing was allowed any guidance please?

How much did they pay you to say this crap? You are a disgrace.

So all the Senior Doctor did at the end of the day was examine him, prescribe him IV Antibiotics and fluids ! So much unnecessary drama for something so basic. They’re like puppets in the UK. Bending over to stick to guidelines and protocols. Zero creativity. Any sensible Dr in any part of the world would’ve done the same thing without necessarily sticking to this shit abcde assessment. Dumb

fantastic demo

6:27 Should have removed the Oxygen while shocking ?

What scares me about this video is if they are actors this guy is really having chest compressions.

Wow! I like the systematic approach of the assessment. Nothing was missed...

Thanks