EMERGENCY TIPS - Loss Of Consciousness Due To Abnormal Heartbeat

Emergency tips when someone loses consciousness.

EMERGENCY TIPS – Here are some emergency tips situations such as when someone loses his or her consciousness due to abnormal heartbeating.

Loss of consciousness is an alarming case. It is where a person becomes unable to response and seemingly asleep. It can last for a few seconds or even longer.

Initially, when this happens, what comes to another person’s mind is to perform a CPR or Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. And how do you do this? Lay the person on his back in firm surface, place the heel of your hand over the center of the chest directly in interlaced fingers, don’t bend elbows as you perform pushing straight down on the chest at least 1.5 inches for children or 2 inches for adults, and then release pressure. Repeat procedure gain up to 100 times per minute.

Here are some probable causes why someone loses consciousness:

Accident
Severe bleeding
Being hit or blown by something hard in the head or chest
Medicine overdose
Too much alcohol
Low blood sugar
Anemic
Menstruation
Convulsion and seizure
Stroke
Nervousness
Too much heat

Meanwhile, in terms of losing consciousness due to abnormal heartbeat is dangerous. The abnormal heart rhythm produces more than 150 beat in a minute which affects the normal function of the heart that will cause of lack of blood and will ultimately result to unconsciousness that can possibly lead to death.

This condition is triggered by the following: