Y ou might wonder why this volume has not covered cardio-pulmonary resuscitation so far, as this topic usually appears in the first chapter of medical texts. The solution is based on the harsh truths we would have to face to survive.
Even though CPR is a technique that everyone should be familiar with, there are few instances in which a victim will be restored to normal function in the event of a collapse. Very few situations allow a patient to transition from being a patient in need of resuscitation to someone who is back to normal.
CPR works best as a stabilizing technique. To transfer your patient to a center with ventilators, defibrillators, and other high-tech equipment as soon as possible, you need to get their heart pumping and breathing maintained. What happens, though, if this technology becomes obsolete?
Your patient won't require a cardiac bypass if they have suffered a heart attack. Your patient will not be able to undergo surgery after receiving a shotgun blast to the chest or abdomen. The dismal reality is that many of these wounds will result in death. This means that no matter what you do, death will still happen in the end. Unfortunately, these people have such a poor prognosis, making you truly appreciate modern treatment's advantages.
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