elustamisega

Elustamisega refers to the process of resuscitation, commonly known as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). It is an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when the heart stops beating. The primary goal of elustamisega is to maintain oxygen supply to the brain and other vital organs until further medical treatment can be administered. This involves a combination of chest compressions and artificial ventilation.

Chest compressions are performed by pushing down on the chest, which helps to circulate blood throughout the body. Artificial ventilation, often referred to as rescue breaths, is delivered by breathing air into the person's lungs. The rhythm and depth of compressions, as well as the frequency of breaths, are critical components of effective elustamisega. Guidelines for performing elustamisega are established by various health organizations and are regularly updated based on scientific research.

Elustamisega can be performed by trained medical professionals, as well as by laypeople who have received appropriate training. Prompt initiation of elustamisega by bystanders can significantly improve a person's chances of survival following cardiac arrest. It is important to call emergency services immediately upon recognizing the need for elustamisega. The procedure is continued until the person begins to breathe on their own, professional medical help arrives, or it is no longer safe or feasible to continue.