RE: Mouth to Mouth on Chemo Patients

[Guest guest]

Why do mouth to mouth on anyone? Compression only CPR is the way to go.

http://handsonlycpr.org/

Jim<

Mouth to Mouth on Chemo Patients

Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any, hazards

arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient. Question

popped up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick mother.

-Mark

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[Guest guest]

Is this part of AHA Guidelines 2010?

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On Jul 14, 2011, at 23:14, " "

jimmnn@...jimmnn@...>> wrote:

Why do mouth to mouth on anyone? Compression only CPR is the way to go.

http://handsonlycpr.org/http://handsonlycpr.org/

Jim<

Mouth to Mouth on Chemo Patients

Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any, hazards

arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient. Question

popped up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick mother.

-Mark

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[Guest guest]

don't know of any literature right off hand, but the use of a simple face

shield should protect the rescuer.

as with most situations, it's the victim that is at more risk from

infection....

ck

In a message dated 07/14/11 22:36:20 Central Daylight Time,

marksastre@... writes:

Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any, hazards

arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient. Question popped

up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick mother.

-Mark

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[Guest guest]

don't know of any literature right off hand, but the use of a simple face

shield should protect the rescuer.

as with most situations, it's the victim that is at more risk from

infection....

ck

In a message dated 07/14/11 22:36:20 Central Daylight Time,

marksastre@... writes:

Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any, hazards

arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient. Question popped

up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick mother.

-Mark

------------------------------------

Yahoo! Groups Links

[Guest guest]

don't know of any literature right off hand, but the use of a simple face

shield should protect the rescuer.

as with most situations, it's the victim that is at more risk from

infection....

ck

In a message dated 07/14/11 22:36:20 Central Daylight Time,

marksastre@... writes:

Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any, hazards

arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient. Question popped

up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick mother.

-Mark

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Yahoo! Groups Links

[Guest guest]

Um, same hazards as doing mouth-to-mouth on anyone else, I'd guess.

>

> Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any,

> hazards arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient.

> Question popped up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick

> mother.

> -Mark

>

>

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Grayson, CCEMT-P www.kellygrayson.com

[Guest guest]

Um, same hazards as doing mouth-to-mouth on anyone else, I'd guess.

>

> Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any,

> hazards arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient.

> Question popped up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick

> mother.

> -Mark

>

>

--

Grayson, CCEMT-P www.kellygrayson.com

[Guest guest]

Um, same hazards as doing mouth-to-mouth on anyone else, I'd guess.

>

> Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any,

> hazards arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient.

> Question popped up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick

> mother.

> -Mark

>

>

--

Grayson, CCEMT-P www.kellygrayson.com

[Guest guest]

Same hazards for the guy doing the VCR, increased risk of infection for the

person RECEIVING the VCR should they survive and assuming that the cancer

treatment includes chemo.

Suppressed immune system  blah blah, guy doing the PCR has a cold.......

  Hatfield

" The main part of intellectual education is not the acquisition of facts but

learning how to make facts live. " - Oliver Wendell Holmes

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To: texasems-l

Sent: Fri, July 15, 2011 1:28:39 AM

Subject: Re: Mouth to Mouth on Chemo Patients

 

Um, same hazards as doing mouth-to-mouth on anyone else, I'd guess.

>

> Can someone point me to some literature regarding what, if any,

> hazards arise from performing mouth-to-mouth/CPR on a chemo patient.

> Question popped up in a CPR class of mine concerning the students sick

> mother.

> -Mark

>

>

--

Grayson, CCEMT-P www.kellygrayson.com