
Trauma Room: Daphne (CPR, RESUS, DEFIB, AMBU)
An accident, the trauma room of an emergency department, and Daphne—a cervical collar around her neck. Thus begins a new adventure in the ER. Her T-shirt is cut away, followed by her underwear. The examination begins, but there is no time—her heart stops. The medical team must immediately start CPR: firm, deep chest compressions, manual ventilation with an AMBU bag, and shocks from a defibrillator. Several cycles are completed before a Guedel airway is inserted and CPR is resumed. More compressions and defibrillator shocks follow from various angles, while her abdomen distends with each breath delivered via the AMBU bag. The monitor sounds an alarm, which continues for several minutes. The medical team does not give up, persisting with the treatment. In the end, the young woman recovers.
CPR, Chest Compressions, Defibrillator, AMBU Bag, Guedel Airway. Feet Visible. Full Nude
