Medical Style (Training)
Jun 29, 2012 0:17:01 GMT -7
Post by tabills on Jun 29, 2012 0:17:01 GMT -7
First Aid/CPR/AED: Lesson 5 - 8 (0/10)
Tsuneo walked up to the Mizukage Tower holding his new book “Reference Book (First Aid/CPR/AED Lesson 5-8).” He was excited to start reading it and he knew that with this knowledge and can advance to the next and final book before he can start learning Medical Jutsus. As he entered the tower he immediately started looking around for the staircase. He quickly found it and started a slow walk toward it. The large book kept wanting to slide out of his hand as he walked up the staircase due to his small hands and frame. As he reached the top he walked into the library and quietly told the librarian “I am just here to read for a while.” He quickly found a spot and set the large book down on the table.
He opened the book and flipped to the first chapter which read “Chapter 5: Cardiac Emergencies.” As he started reading he quickly realized that he had to slow down and even read a page two or more times to make sure he understood everything. He quickly made it through Cardiopulmonary Arrest. “I never knew how many people suddenly died from this,” he said quietly. He learned about ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, pulseless electrical activity, bradycardia, and asystole. It almost seemed to be to much information at one time but he continued on with the chapter. He easily finished the Hypertensive Emergency section and felt that he grasped that a lot better than the previous section.
Finally came the last section of this chapter Aortic Dissection and Acute Pulmonary edema. Just reading the title made him confused, but he started reading anyways. He found out that the force of your own blood can dissect the intima! “Who would have ever thought that could happen,” he quietly said to himself. He continued reading finding Aortic Dissection particularly fascinating. He found that Acute Pulmonary edema tends to tie in with Aortic Dissection by increasing pressure in capillaries.
After reading the first chapter of the book he decided to call it quits for the day and he was sure glad he did because he look up at the clock. “9P.M. Wow I have been here far to long,” he said. “I guess time flies when you're reading about Cardiac Emergencies,” he snickered. He quickly scooped up his book and headed for the stairs. He waved to the librarian as he exited the room and quickly and descended the stairs. After making it outside he took a deep breath a fresh air and headed home to make a hot meal and go to bed.
First Aid/CPR/AED: Lesson 5 - 8
Rank: “D”
Skill: Supplementary
Effect: User learns Lesson 5 - 8 on First Aid/CPR/AED.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Lesson 5: Cardiac Emergencies, Lesson 6: CPR and Unconscious Choking - Adult, Child, Infant, Lesson 7: AED - Adult, Lesson 8: AED - Child. With Lessons 5-8 the user is able to know about the Cardiac Emergencies and what to do if a situation rises. The user is able to perform CPR and how to help an unconscious person when choking. A person is also able to use their knowledge with AED for both Adults and Children. All Medical and ANBU personnel must know all Lessons.
Limit: Anyone is capable of Learning, Must buy First Aid/CPR/AED: Lesson 5 – 8 Book.
Rank: “D”
Skill: Supplementary
Effect: User learns Lesson 5 - 8 on First Aid/CPR/AED.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Lesson 5: Cardiac Emergencies, Lesson 6: CPR and Unconscious Choking - Adult, Child, Infant, Lesson 7: AED - Adult, Lesson 8: AED - Child. With Lessons 5-8 the user is able to know about the Cardiac Emergencies and what to do if a situation rises. The user is able to perform CPR and how to help an unconscious person when choking. A person is also able to use their knowledge with AED for both Adults and Children. All Medical and ANBU personnel must know all Lessons.
Limit: Anyone is capable of Learning, Must buy First Aid/CPR/AED: Lesson 5 – 8 Book.
Tsuneo walked up to the Mizukage Tower holding his new book “Reference Book (First Aid/CPR/AED Lesson 5-8).” He was excited to start reading it and he knew that with this knowledge and can advance to the next and final book before he can start learning Medical Jutsus. As he entered the tower he immediately started looking around for the staircase. He quickly found it and started a slow walk toward it. The large book kept wanting to slide out of his hand as he walked up the staircase due to his small hands and frame. As he reached the top he walked into the library and quietly told the librarian “I am just here to read for a while.” He quickly found a spot and set the large book down on the table.
He opened the book and flipped to the first chapter which read “Chapter 5: Cardiac Emergencies.” As he started reading he quickly realized that he had to slow down and even read a page two or more times to make sure he understood everything. He quickly made it through Cardiopulmonary Arrest. “I never knew how many people suddenly died from this,” he said quietly. He learned about ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, pulseless electrical activity, bradycardia, and asystole. It almost seemed to be to much information at one time but he continued on with the chapter. He easily finished the Hypertensive Emergency section and felt that he grasped that a lot better than the previous section.
Finally came the last section of this chapter Aortic Dissection and Acute Pulmonary edema. Just reading the title made him confused, but he started reading anyways. He found out that the force of your own blood can dissect the intima! “Who would have ever thought that could happen,” he quietly said to himself. He continued reading finding Aortic Dissection particularly fascinating. He found that Acute Pulmonary edema tends to tie in with Aortic Dissection by increasing pressure in capillaries.
After reading the first chapter of the book he decided to call it quits for the day and he was sure glad he did because he look up at the clock. “9P.M. Wow I have been here far to long,” he said. “I guess time flies when you're reading about Cardiac Emergencies,” he snickered. He quickly scooped up his book and headed for the stairs. He waved to the librarian as he exited the room and quickly and descended the stairs. After making it outside he took a deep breath a fresh air and headed home to make a hot meal and go to bed.