![Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- Видео 128
- Просмотров 1 704 076
Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Австралия
Добавлен 22 фев 2009
The Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute is a world leader in heart research. With your support, we can continue to reduce pain and suffering in children and adults with heart disease, still the number one cause of death and disability.
How can I lower my cholesterol? Cardiologist Professor Jason Kovacic explains
High cholesterol is a major risk factor for heart disease. Cardiologist, Institute Director and CEO Jason Kovacic explains what cholesterol is and how you can help lower your cholesterol through lifestyle changes.
Learn more about high cholesterol: www.victorchang.edu.au/heart-disease/high-cholesterol
Support vital heart research at the Institute: www.victorchang.edu.au/donate
Learn more about high cholesterol: www.victorchang.edu.au/heart-disease/high-cholesterol
Support vital heart research at the Institute: www.victorchang.edu.au/donate
Просмотров: 183
Видео
How can I lower my blood pressure? Cardiologist Professor Jason Kovacic explains
Просмотров 284Месяц назад
High blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart disease. Cardiologist, Institute Director and CEO Jason Kovacic explains what blood pressure is and how you can help lower your blood pressure through lifestyle changes. Learn more about blood pressure: www.victorchang.edu.au/heart-disease/high-blood-pressure Support vital heart research at the Institute: www.victorchang.edu.au/donate
A message from Inayah - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 1802 месяца назад
A BIG THANK YOU from heart warrior Inayah, and all our scientists for supporting Australia's home of heart research. Read Inayah's congenital heart disease story: www.victorchang.edu.au/patients/inayah Learn more about congenital heart disease (CHD): www.victorchang.edu.au/heart-disease/congenital-heart-disease Make a donation to support heart research: give.victorchang.edu.au/donate
Heart transplant survivor Inayah meets Prof Sally Dunwoodie
Просмотров 5082 месяца назад
#HeartWarrior Inayah’s dream is to be a heart doctor helping kids just like her. Watch as she meets her new hero Prof Sally Dunwoodie, whose research team is dedicated to ending congenital heart disease and working to prevent children from being born with damaged hearts. give.victorchang.edu.au/tax-appeal-24 #HeartDisease #HeartTransplant #ZipperClub #HeartHero
Soirée by the Sea 2024: Inside the party
Просмотров 1783 месяца назад
It was an afternoon to remember at Icebergs Dining Room and Bar. More than 250 people mingled and danced to raise a record $200k for the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute. It could not have been done without our Young Appeals Committee, MC Richard Wilkins and our wonderful sponsors and supporters: McGrathNicol, Highland Property, Highland Financial Services, Elaine Walters Foundation, The...
Venom to Drugs - How Scientists are Transforming Spider Venom into Lifesaving Heart Transplant Drug
Просмотров 4555 месяцев назад
A peptide derived from the venom of the K’gari funnel-web spider is being tested in the laboratories of the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute. Discover how researchers are using a special rig to test how this potential new drug could help boost the number of heart transplants worldwide and also prevent the damage from a heart attack. Learn more about the research: www.victorchang.edu.au/n...
Fighting Heart Disease in Western Australia
Просмотров 1055 месяцев назад
Professor Livia Hool leads a growing team of scientists and researchers at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute’s hub based at the University of Western Australia. They’re dedicated to finding cures and new treatments to tackle the heart disease crisis in WA. Every day, 11 people in WA will die from heart disease. That’s more than 4,300 lives lost every year in WA alone. The team is alre...
About Us | Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 18 тыс.5 месяцев назад
With more than 200 scientists and doctors working across Australia, the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute is one of the most respected medical research facilities in the world. Renowned for the quality of its scientific breakthroughs, the team at the Institute is utilising cutting-edge technology to discover better ways of diagnosing, treating and preventing the onset of heart disease. Re...
"Mum, what does a heart attack feel like?" - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 1178 месяцев назад
It's Christine's third Christmas without her son Kade, who tragically died from a heart attack at just 31 years old. She will never forget the fear and pain in his voice when he asked her what a heart attack felt like. Read their story: www.victorchang.edu.au/real-life-stories/kade #HeartDisease #HeartAttack
What is Fibromuscular Dysplasia (FMD)? Cardiologist Prof Kovacic explains
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.8 месяцев назад
FMD is a vascular disease thought to affect one in 20 people. Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute scientist and cardiologist Professor Jason Kovacic explains what FMD is, what are the symptoms of FMD, what causes FMD, how to treat FMD and the link between FMD and SCAD heart attacks. Learn more about FMD: www.victorchang.edu.au/heart-disease/fibromuscular-dysplasia Support vital heart resear...
Mum Christine shares her story of losing her son to a heart attack
Просмотров 5359 месяцев назад
Christine will never forget the last words uttered by her son Kade. Read Chris and Kade's story: www.victorchang.edu.au/real-life-stories/kade Support vital heart research at the Institute: www.victorchang.edu.au/donate
How surfer Chris survived his heart attack in the water
Просмотров 1509 месяцев назад
Beautiful short film 'The Blues are Bluer' by Gabby Leckenby shares Chris Hewgill's near-death experience in the ocean whilst surfing, his touch of death from a heart attack, the story of recovery and his reflections on how his life has changed since. Read Chris' story: www.victorchang.edu.au/real-life-stories/chris Support vital heart research at the Institute: www.victorchang.edu.au/donate
Scientist and cyclist Scott's heart attack story
Просмотров 4889 месяцев назад
One of our very own scientists, father of two, Scott Kesteven diagnosed his own heart attack while sitting with his family at the kitchen table. Read Scott's story: www.victorchang.edu.au/real-life-stories/scott Support vital heart research at the Institute: www.victorchang.edu.au/donate
What to expect when having an ECG | Cardiologist Prof Kovacic explains
Просмотров 4599 месяцев назад
What to expect when having an ECG | Cardiologist Prof Kovacic explains
Women Against Heart Disease Lunch - Perth 2023 - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 14011 месяцев назад
Women Against Heart Disease Lunch - Perth 2023 - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
A message to our donors | Professor Jason Kovacic, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 408Год назад
A message to our donors | Professor Jason Kovacic, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Marie's emergency heart transplant story
Просмотров 262Год назад
Marie's emergency heart transplant story
Soiree by the Sea 2023 | Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 496Год назад
Soiree by the Sea 2023 | Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
AFib causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment | Cardiac scientist Prof Vandenberg explains
Просмотров 885Год назад
AFib causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment | Cardiac scientist Prof Vandenberg explains
Fenner Medal winner A/Prof Emily Wong - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 194Год назад
Fenner Medal winner A/Prof Emily Wong - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Meet Prof Sally Dunwoodie #CHDAwarenessWeek
Просмотров 161Год назад
Meet Prof Sally Dunwoodie #CHDAwarenessWeek
What is Atherosclerosis? Cardiologist Prof Kovacic explains
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
What is Atherosclerosis? Cardiologist Prof Kovacic explains
Professor Jason Kovacic - Day in the Life of a Heart Research Scientist & Cardiologist
Просмотров 760Год назад
Professor Jason Kovacic - Day in the Life of a Heart Research Scientist & Cardiologist
Phi's Ventricular Septal Defect (Hole in the Heart) Surgery
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
Phi's Ventricular Septal Defect (Hole in the Heart) Surgery
'Hedging against Heart Attacks' - Professor Jason Kovacic at SOHN Hearts & Minds Conference 2022
Просмотров 269Год назад
'Hedging against Heart Attacks' - Professor Jason Kovacic at SOHN Hearts & Minds Conference 2022
Launch of the Ben Beale Laboratory, Western Australia - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
Просмотров 71Год назад
Launch of the Ben Beale Laboratory, Western Australia - Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
How to use an AED - A Step-by-Step Guide
Просмотров 129 тыс.Год назад
How to use an AED - A Step-by-Step Guide
How to perform CPR - A Step-by-Step Guide
Просмотров 1 млнГод назад
How to perform CPR - A Step-by-Step Guide
Davis David Walker John Walker Sandra
Perez Helen Brown Mary Harris Kenneth
Rodriguez Laura Young Brenda Hall George
Miller Mark Martin Charles Martin Daniel
Brown Jeffrey Williams Barbara Hall Joseph
Hernandez Sandra Martin Jessica Walker Brenda
God bless Greate Britain, where original English language australia speaks and around the world 🇬🇧
I got a 1-hour long unskippable ad for this
Jones Charles Walker Linda Lewis Jose
You are an enemy of the people. We remember people like you!
Hernandez Charles Brown Melissa Gonzalez Jason
I just heard on a medical talk show on doctor radio that more lives are saved when you do chest compressions without doing mouth to mouth
Watching this for my husband. Wishing i will never have to use this😢
Liverpool Hospital Sydney is the worst to go to
Her smile 🎉
Now we know that this was a lie and that the PFIZER INJECTION has caused harm to the heart of many!
Wish her the best in life was in year 3 when i had my hole in the heart operation thanks to the nhs am still here today very grateful ☺️ ❤️
We wish you they very best on your heart health journey Selim️
No mouth device? I wouldn’t put my mouth on anybody, also, it’s been shown than breaths are not necessary.
U forgot to check the pulse
Hello, Thank you for watching our video. We have reached out to Julia Zuza from Response for Life on your behalf and she shares the following advice: "The current Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines do not require bystanders to check for the victim’s pulse." We hope this helps. Best wishes, the VCCRI Communications Team
thanks youtube i got an ad and my choking uncle died thanks youtube i have a mesage for u fuck you ads
My daughter is going to be operated too
We wish your daughter the very best with her surgery Ajuna
Surgery completed? How's ur baby
My father (70yr old) had a stress today and went into cardiac arrest during the treadmill exercise. He's currently in the ICU and on an ECMO and they are trying to save his life. We're just waiting till the morning to have an angio to check blockage and another EEG to check his brain activity. He's having tremors every 40 or so seconds. Took them 15 minute to resuscitate him and he was at the hospital when it happened. He played 2 rounds of golf on Mon/Tues and now this on Thurs. Folks, love your loved ones always, you never know what can happen at a moments notice.
That’s not cupcakke's cpr
This seems to have some omissions... Do you check for a pulse, and how? How long to do cardio pumps between breathes? What happens if you can't confirm either breathing or pulse but proceed with CPR, while they actually are still breathing?
Hi Max, Thank you for watching our video and for your questions. The current Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines do not require bystanders to check for the victim’s pulse. Compression-only CPR is the recommended CPR technique for untrained bystanders. There are several reasons for this, including an increased willingness for a bystander to perform compression-only CPR and the elimination of any confusion around how to accurately perform rescue breaths. Compressions alone can still significantly increase the person’s chances of survival. CPR should only be performed where victim is not breathing or not breathing normally. If rescue breaths are being attempted, the current Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines for CPR are 30 chest compressions and 2 rescue breaths. You can find additional information about CPR on our website: www.victorchang.edu.au/cpr. We hope this helps.
@@VictorChangInstitute Thanks for your advice! Good to know that checking for a pulse is not required, as that can be difficult to ascertain. Also the 30 compressions, 2 breathes. 👍🇦🇺
thanks, this is helpful
My baby has this... we are praying she does not need a surgery this hard. 😢
“This person is not responsive.” That’s legit😂
I have one on the 12 i am becoming a correctional officer and some way some how i was diagnosed with high blood pressure now the correctional officer doctor has required that i take this test kinds sucks cause now i will miss rhe upcoming class that i was anticipating really bad
Can electric cars cause arhytmia ? I bought an hyybrid car. Damn I didn't think about electro magnetic field ! I'm regretfull.
this is old methode, it should be CAB
no ads, 10 out of 10
Is there any danger of breaking the ribs of the person being CPR’d?
Hello Simon, Thank you for watching our video and for your question. Ribs can break during CPR but do heal, restarting the patient's heart is vitally important.
@@VictorChangInstitute thank you for your reply. I appreciate it.
@@SimonLovelace826 You're very welcome Simon
Someone's gonna die because of this ads
all the bestt to you
Thank you! I'm taking my first aid exam with the red cross tomorrow and this was a big help in reminding me of the basics :)
Thank you for watching and for your comment. Good luck with your exam
@@VictorChangInstitute Thank you :D
1 life every 12 minutes hit different
Can someone explain, I came back from a fitness training session in field hockey wearing long pants and a hoodie. My chest hurts and it hurts in my chest when I breathe
It is always advisable to see a doctor for chest pain. Your GP or cardiologist will be best placed to make recommendations based on your personal medical history.
1974 called Wants it's year back
What if you do the CPR on ok person ? Can you do this experiment on living person
Thank you for watching our video and for your question. CPR is needed when a person is unconscious, breathing abnormally (e.g. gasping for air or grunting), or not breathing. To protect bystanders who are acting in good faith, all Australian states and territories have Good Samaritan legislation. It is not recommended to practice CPR on someone who is not presenting as described above. We hope this helps.
One key thing rarely discussed is you need to remove a woman’s bra. Thankfully this is rare as it’s usually males but for females there is a hesitancy to do so. If it’s underwire bra and still on or dangling - you easily could harm one of the rescuers.
As most bras have underwire. It is advised to remove them before applying AED pads as these metal pieces can heat up and cause burn injury to the skin. Research has shown that bystanders are less likely to perform CPR on women than they are on men due to concerns over inappropriate touching, fear of causing injury and poor awareness of cardiac arrest in women. Heart disease is too often perceived as a common illness among middle-aged men, but in fact, the risk of heart problems increases significantly once women reach menopause. You can learn more about women and heart disease on our website: www.victorchang.edu.au/heart-disease/women
QUESTION A STRESS TEST WILL NOT BE BAD FOR THE ONE WE DID A MEAN A STRESS TEST WILL NOT MAKE US SICK AFTER.
Pls help me my daughter has also hole in her heart she is 4 years old
If i see a guy with no arm or leg im not gonna bother him
what makes me scared is the thought of pushing too hard and braking any bones. How much pressure can the chest withstand? if i push 1/3rd of the chests diameter wont cause any bones to brake?
Hi Tina, Thank you for watching our video and for your question. Ribs can break during CPR but do heal, restarting the patient's heart is vitally important.
I have a question about the zipper shouldn't we open it up before cpr as it can cause a harm for the patient ? Thank you for informative demonstration
if a patient doesn't not respond after done 5 times of doing cpr what I'm going to do the patient again
Hello Andreas, Thank you for watching our video. CPR should be continued until the person becomes responsive or normal breathing returns. You can also stop CPR once the paramedics arrive and advise they will take over. If you are becoming tired performing CPR, instruct a bystander to provide support if available. We hope this helps.
I have multiple autoimmune diseases starting with vitiligo and then fibromyalgia, Sjogren’s, HLB 27 (the anklelos
I have multiple auto immune diseases that began with vitiligo and then fibromyalgia, Sjogren’s syndrome, the gene for ankylosing spondylosis, hypothyroid, possibly lupus which blood work due by rheumatogist last week. About 9-11 months ago, I suffered from a renal infarction. Multiple doctors ( cardiologists, kidney specialists, and rheumatology) can not identify why or how this occurred. My question is, is it possible I might have to be tested for this condition?
@@lizbetty6661 Hello Liz, Thank you for watching our video and for your question. You can learn about the tests diagnose FMD on our website: www.victorchang.edu.au/heart-disease/fibromuscular-dysplasia. We wish you the very best on your heart health journey and hope this information helps.
I am confused about the rescue breaths like we have to do foo or haa . I know its a ridiculous question but i need to know that
How many compressions between rescue breaths?
The recommended ratio is 30 chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths (if able). You can find more answers to commonly asked question about CPR here: www.victorchang.edu.au/cpr We hope this helps. Best wishes, the VCCRI Communications team
Thanks for info
You're very welcome