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A Brief History of Lung Intensive care Cardio (intensive care cardio-pulmonaire)

Intensive care cardio-pulmonaire and intensive care are terms that does not demand more complete explanation to the readers, and because of the TV, a big proportion of the general public will have a general idea that they mean even if they are not conscious of the finer details and never undertook in fact training.

Did more test first help will pass to a type of automatic pilot while practicing or same managing intensive care cardio-pulmonaire, the proportion and time will have been practiced many and many times again, and a lot could do it literally band the eyes to and probably without thought too. There remains the basis of first relief that and probably induces the manner more easy to save a life without the equipment of specialist. We taught why we manage intensive care cardio-pulmonaire, the technical reasons, that arrives to the injured etc, but how much to have every data one think about where the idea of intensive care cardio-pulmonaire has originated?

Intensive care cardio-pulmonaire modern of day was "invented" as recently as the 1950 and 60's, and although the oldest readers can remember numerous changes in the breath proportion to the chest compressions, the basic principles remain the same. The various methods of intensive care were used through the ages with the oldest example of around of 3000 before J c, the being the introduction of smoke in the rectum as comb in the drawings of hiedroglyphes and cave of the Maya and of peuplades Incas of South and of central America.

What is believed to be the true one more first recorded intensive care is to be found in the Bible (c. 896 before J c), "And it (Elisha) brought up, and to bear on the child, and put his mouth on his mouth, and its eyes on its eyes, and its hands on its hands: and stretched itself on the child; and the flesh of the child has hot glossy. Then it returned, and walked to the house of long one in wide; and brought up, and stretched itself on him: and the child sneezed seven times, and the child opened its eyes" 0.1

It did not take a long time to establish the connection between life and the heat, being realized body apparently of the unconscious ones were normally very cold to touch, to heat was found to help resumes. Certain of the more successful methods included the immersion in hot water, placing close to a fire and burying even the injured in the hot sand. Unfortunately, not all the attempts to heat injureds were succeeded, such methods brutes as place of the hot or burning objects on the skin, including the hot ash and the burning excrement, took evidently to the other problems!

Fire bellowings were a popular tool used in intensive care at once when they were an everyday item. To be them the more of basic usage to help in the air introduction by the mouth nevertheless, this method fell later of the service when it became known that on the inflation of the lungs could be fatal. The other common usages included blowing of the hot air or smoke of tobacco in the mouth and a rather more interesting usage of bellowings of fire was rectal fumigation that implied blowing of the hot air, the smoke of fire or even the smoke of tobacco in to the rectum of injureds. One knows not exactly that this later method hoped to attain, although the initial shock to the injured can in some small contributed manner to restarts them!

The application and the repeated relacchement of pressure to the chest cavity were found to incite the restoration, but this was not until the modern times that the chest compressions as let us know us now that were introduced them. The methods rather more cared for but effective in the 1700 and 1800 implied a barrel and a horse, the two everyday items to the time. In the case of the barrel, a big barrel of wine or similar was placed on his side, the injured puts through it does facing at the bottom of the, and to many returns rolled behind and the before on the barrel, this movement continually would apply and would relax pressure on the chest cavity. If no suitable barrel was available, you would put the face of injured down below through your horse and encourage your horse to trot, the movement of the horse that causes the application and the repeated relacchement of pressure to the chest cavity. As with the today methods, the pressure application squeezes the chest cavity that expels from the air of the lungs, when the pressure is relaxed the chest cavity increases talkative of the air to be drawn in the lungs.

The injureds to drown often were hung up by their feet and the pressure applied to the chest, this had the additional advantage to drain water of the lungs and the weight of the head done in most of the cases maintains the air manner. A lot of stations of swimming oversee maintained portable frameworks conceived for "to hang" injureds.

Until the 1850, the accent was placed on to maintain the heat of body of injureds and the small given priority to the airiness manuelle. 2 It then was established by Marshall Lobby, that heats the injured without the artificial airiness was harmful, it went counts leaving the supin of injured allowed the language to fall behind blocking the airway. It recommended the inclined position and developed a method to roll the injured of the side to take part in a rate a 16 times by the minute and to apply do pressure on on the back while in the inclined position. 3 Other methods later developed included these known as Schafer, Silvester and holger-neilson, certain of which one these were taught to first help as recently as the 1980, for the usage in to revive suffering injured also the major chest or Injuries of the face. Although the last 1800 saw major advances, it should not be forgotten that the practices rather stranger as to stretch rectum, langueter to stretch and to tickle the chin of the injured with a feather, were still in the common practice and admitted by the medical community as the effective methods to attempt to rekindle unconscious bodies.

Although the mouth to articulate silently intensive care had been used to the various times by the ages, as the medical knowledge advanced in the 18E century mouth to articulate silently fell of the service because of the fears of transfer of germ between the injured and rescuer. This put the accent on bellowings types resuscitators, that by the development had for result the bag, the valve, and the modern today available mask devices.

During the 1950, the research proved first the content of oxygen of expired air was sufficient to maintain oxygenation and that intensive care was improved while leaning the head of the injured of return to open the airway. The mouth to articulate silently was accepted as the method more effective of ventilate artificially an injured and separates the research took to the discovery than the cardiac massage created the artificial circulation that maintains a provision in limited oxygen to the brain. In 1960, the mouth to articulate silently intensive care finally was combined with the cardiac massage to become lung intensive care cardio, as we know it now.

References:

1. The Bible 2 Kings, the towards of chapter 4 34 & 35
2. The lancet 1856. Marshall Lobby. The asphyxiation, his reasoning and remedies.
3. The medical Times Newspapers 1857. FD Fletcher. Dr the method of the Lobby of M of treatment of asphyxiation.