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Are they even doing that right??🤣😂
It's called AutoPulse Resuscitation System.Are they even doing that right??🤣😂
It's a recently new technique that has a higher rate of saving a drowned victim. It's a first world medical procedure.That’s sum fancy third-world nonsense - we don’t have them in Merica cuz insurance won’t pay

Gastric decompression involves removing stomach contents via suction. While it can reduce the risk of aspiration, it does fuck all for removing anything from the lungs.It's a drowning victim. They are trying to get the water out of his lungs.
It's called gastric decompression to force water out of the lungs.
It's a recently new technique that has a higher rate of saving a drowned victim. It's a first world medical procedure.
65-85% of drowning victims during resuscitation attempts end up vomiting which leads to a higher risk of aspiration and asphyxia.Gastric decompression involves removing stomach contents via suction. While it can reduce the risk of aspiration, it does fuck all for removing anything from the lungs.
That's fine, but the 2 things occurring are chest compressions to create blood flow & ventilation with the ambu bag for oxygenation. There is no gastric decompression occurring. Gastric decompression would involve a nasogastric or orogastric tube attached to suction.65-85% of drowning victims during resuscitation attempts end up vomiting which leads to a higher risk of aspiration and asphyxia.
It's an AutoPulse Resuscitation System.That's fine, but the 2 things occurring are chest compressions to create blood flow & ventilation with the ambu bag for oxygenation. There is no gastric decompression occurring. Gastric decompression would involve a nasogastric or orogastric tube attached to suction.
Russell, are you a doctor by any chance?65-85% of drowning victims during resuscitation attempts end up vomiting which leads to a higher risk of aspiration and asphyxia.