Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 26-08-2011
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How do rescue workers know who they should not try to revive?
like in the news, a girl jumped from a building and her body was not broken (her arms were) and she was bleeding from her head. Very sad story. There was no ambulence. They just took her away in a bag! 
How do they know if they cannot revive someone? Checking the pupils of their eyes, etc.? How do they know the difference between unconscious and gone forever? (when the person looks still looks somewhat “normal”?
Why didn’t they try to revive her or how did they know they couldn’t?
They assess the patient before they determine the patient can not be resuscitated.
They put the patient on a portable heart monitor to see what rhythm their heart is in, they palpate for a pulse, and see if the patient is breathing on their own. They also determine how long the patient has been down (dead) and if CPR was already in progress.
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