Heart Massage Indirect

Indirect cardiac massage is a technique for providing first aid in which the bases of the palms are placed on the lower third of the sternum in the projection of the heart, then rhythmic pressure is applied. Described by John S. Sullivan in 1960. Since then, it has been actively used in more than 87 countries around the world. Used for resuscitation measures. Due to the fact that the massage is performed over clothing, you can quickly begin resuscitation and there is no risk of contracting an infection. The effectiveness of this massage in studies is up to 91.5%. The high effectiveness of this method is explained by the fact that if the victim’s skin is damaged and there is intact tissue underneath, only indirect massage can be performed before direct and indirect massage. The main advantage of “heart massage” is that its effect is associated with compression of the chest. This helps to achieve regular contractions and fill the heart with oxygen. To provide assistance, just enter your palms for a minute

Indirect cardiac massage is one of the ways to provide first aid in case of cardiac arrest. This method can be effective even in patients who are unconscious and cannot breathe or cough on their own. Two people need to perform indirect massage - one person gives the command, and the second carries out.

What is cardiac massage? Cardiac massage is the only most effective method of rapid and dosed administration of pharmacological substances into the bloodstream with