Beatmung während der kardiopulmonalen Reanimation
@article{Wenzel1997BeatmungWD, title={Beatmung w{\"a}hrend der kardiopulmonalen Reanimation}, author={Volker Wenzel and Karl H. Lindner and A. W. Prengel}, journal={Notfall}, year={1997}, volume={0}, pages={20-28} }
Ohne Hilfsmittel ist die Mund-zu-Mund-Beatmung sicherlich die beste Methode, um einen Pateinten mit Kreislaufstillstand zu beatmen. Wenn der Helfer jedoch eine Mund-zu-Mund-Beatmung nicht durchführen will, sollten zumindestens Thoraxkompressionen durchgeführt werden. Bei der Beatmung mit einem ungeschützten Luftweg sind kleine Atemhubvolumina von ca. 0,5 l statt 0,8–1,2 l wahrscheinlich vorteilhaft. Das Sellick-Manöver bei der Beatmung mit einem ungeschützten Luftweg ist wichtig, um eine…
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Recommendations for bystanders who are not or not sufficiently trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and witness an adult out-of-hospital sudden collapse probably of cardiac origin and considering current evidence-based medicine and latest scientific data both the European Resuscitation Council (ERC) and the German Resuscitations Council (GRC) do not at present intend to change or supplement the current resuscitation guidelines „Basic life support for adults“.
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- Political Science, MedicineNotfall + Rettungsmedizin
- 2008
The latest scientific advisory note of the American Heart Association includes a call to action for bystanders witnessing an adult out-of-hospital sudden collapse probably of cardiac origin and who are not or not sufficiently trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), to provide chest compression alone without ventilation (so-called compression-only CPR).
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- Political ScienceNotfall & Rettungsmedizin
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Der Sachverständigenrat hat sich,nach seinen Jahresgutachten 1991 und dem Sondergutachten 1995, im Jahresgutachten 2003 (Februar 2003), erneut und erstmals umfassend mit Fragen der Notfallrettung und…
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