100th CPR sound out, but a virtuous one I swear?
I heard that MJ cardiologist did CPR on him on the bed, while using one hand behind MJ's put money on and the other for chess compressions. I took several CPR classes and how is that correct? I have never had a class teach CPR that path.
Also, why isn't in mandatory that all doctors take CPR classes, along near everyone else. Suppose to isn't good enough.
Answers:
We really do not know a lot about what happen in there, but...
CPR is best done on a hard, flat surface, but ANY form of CPR is better than nil.
In the US, most doctors are not required to keep their CPR credentials up, but they are also usually surrounded by other medical staff who have to. Doctors are specialists in particular things- no on ecan know it all, and I'd rather have them specialize contained by the stuff their other staff cannot do.
I think that MJ's physician knew MJ capably and did all that he could do (without causing additional harm) to MJ. MJ be only 112 lbs and was taking meds for many years. the potential of a big man compressing MJ too hard and potentially breaking a rib or 2 and perhaps puncture his lung was really high. Instead of the floor, he placed his hand behind MJ to notify if he was getting enough force to pump the blood but not too much force as to harm MJ.
I am NOT proverb that the Dr in question did no wrong. As I see it for most things: you are either a cog of the solution or a part of the problem and he knew that MJ had a serious over use of meds that could front to infarction happening.
I can't vouch for the accuracy of the rumour around one-handed CPR. However in the UK it is mandatory for doctors to undergo CPR training, and I am sure that is also the grip for the US. Whether doctors in private practice keep their skills up is another matter. Source(s): 38 years surrounded by medicine
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Also, why isn't in mandatory that all doctors take CPR classes, along near everyone else. Suppose to isn't good enough.
Answers:
We really do not know a lot about what happen in there, but...
CPR is best done on a hard, flat surface, but ANY form of CPR is better than nil.
In the US, most doctors are not required to keep their CPR credentials up, but they are also usually surrounded by other medical staff who have to. Doctors are specialists in particular things- no on ecan know it all, and I'd rather have them specialize contained by the stuff their other staff cannot do.
I think that MJ's physician knew MJ capably and did all that he could do (without causing additional harm) to MJ. MJ be only 112 lbs and was taking meds for many years. the potential of a big man compressing MJ too hard and potentially breaking a rib or 2 and perhaps puncture his lung was really high. Instead of the floor, he placed his hand behind MJ to notify if he was getting enough force to pump the blood but not too much force as to harm MJ.
I am NOT proverb that the Dr in question did no wrong. As I see it for most things: you are either a cog of the solution or a part of the problem and he knew that MJ had a serious over use of meds that could front to infarction happening.
I can't vouch for the accuracy of the rumour around one-handed CPR. However in the UK it is mandatory for doctors to undergo CPR training, and I am sure that is also the grip for the US. Whether doctors in private practice keep their skills up is another matter. Source(s): 38 years surrounded by medicine
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