CHAPTER 15

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SHAUN's PoV

Masarap talaga matuto kung talagang may pumapasok sa utak mo. Natawa nga ako habang iniisip ko iyan. Ayun kami, patuloy pa rin kami sa pagbabasa nang manual namin habang nagpe perform. Napakahirap dahil double task 'to, nakikinig sabay magbabasa. Napatunayan kong mahirap mag sabay nang dalawang bagay, hindi ko alam kung kayang gawin iyon ni Zebulon.

Patuloy pa rin ako sa pagbabasa, leader gave us 15 minutes to read. Kaya't talagang di ako mag papa distract, dahil kailangan bawat basa ay may pumapasok sa iyong utak. Kung wala, for sure kawawa na naman kami sa recitation nito.

Respiratory arrest

If the patient is not breathing but has a definitive pulse, the patient is in respiratory arrest. To care for a patient experiencing respiratory arrest, you must give ventilations. Giving ventilations is a technique to supply oxygen to a patient who is in respiratory arrest. Give 1 ventilation every 5 to 6 seconds for an adult patient, with each ventilation lasting about 1 second and making the chest rise. See pages 13–15 for more information about how to give ventilations. When giving ventilations, it is critical to avoid over ventilation and hyperventilation of a patient by giving ventilations at a rate and volume greater than recommended; that is, more than 1 ventilation every 5 to 6 seconds or for longer than 1 second each.

"Take down this note na sasabihin ko." Sabi ni Leader. Kaya't ako ay mabilis na kumuha ng notebook at ballpen at handa na akong makinig.

"In addition to causing gastric distension and possible emesis, hyperventilation leads to increased intrathoracic pressure and a subsequent decrease in coronary filling and coronary perfusion pressures by putting pressure on the vena cava. This most commonly occurs when patients are being ventilated in respiratory arrest or when an advanced airway is placed during cardiac arrest." Sabi niya, at ako naman ay patuloy na nagsusulat nang makita ko si Erasmus na hindi nagsusulat. Gungong talaga ang isang 'to.

"Bakit di ka nagsusulat diyan?" Tanong ko sa kanya, nginitian niya lang ako at tinawag na naman siya ni Leader. Parang walang balak talaga ang kaibigan ko na makinig pero sa kalagayan niyang' yon madali niyang maintindihan lahat. In short, blessed ang taong 'to.

"Once you begin giving ventilations, you must continue until, what?" Tanong niya, at agad na tumayo si Zeb para sagutin ito. Tinignan ko ang manual at titignan ko kung kabisado niya lahat nang mga bawat detalye na nakasulat sa manual na 'to.

"The patient begins to breathe on his or her own, another trained rescuer takes over. The patient has no pulse, in which case you should begin CPR or use an AED if one is available and ready to use. The scene becomes unsafe." Walang ganang sabi niya sabay upo, nabatukan ko siya dahil ang galing niya talaga. Hindi ko alam kung ano bang klaseng utak ang meron siya.

Sana meron din akong ganun, sarap siguro sa feeling nun. "Mister Shaun, stand up." Sabi ni Leader, napalunok ako at kinabahan bigla anong sasabihin ko or should I say what should I answer to them?

Tumayo ako at napalunok, kinabahan ako bigla baka talaga wala akong maisagot.

"What is the meaning of CARDIAC Arrest?" Sabi ni Leader.

"Cardiac Arrest is when the heart malfunctions and suddenly stops beating unexpectedly. A heart attack is a circulation problem and sudden cardiac arrest is an electrical problem." Sabi ko sa kanya at pumalakpak silang lahat dahil tama ang aking sagot. Mabuti na lang talaga at tama ang aking sagot para akong binitay sa sitwasyong 'to.

"Tomorrow will be having again lecture and also do this procedures. Let's take a rest!" Sabi ni Leader at agad naman kaming nagsi alisan para makapagpahinga. Nakakapagod, mukhang bagsak ako nito sa kama pag higa ko.