Anyone into CPR?

Is there anyone into cpr fetish?

A no from me sorry. Having done it for real more times than I care to remember I can say that it does nothing for me but bring back bad memories.

Extremely dangerous when preformed when not clinically indicated. You can fx the sternum, break a rib than can cause major chest trauma and end up with a critically ill person or a dead person.

DO NOT do chest compressions on a person with a pulse.

Yes, don't do real compressions on a live person. Some of us cardiophiles are into the resus side of the fetish as well. Cpr, defibs, etc , are part of along with exams, EKG tests etc .

Now before everyone jumps to conclusions here, as far as myself, knows not to do actual CPR and actual defibrillation on a live person. But I do enjoy that part of the fetish.

To keep it real, have a razor handy and rapidly shave the guy's chest before you apply the adhesive defibrillator pads. Don't waste any time. 😁 Of course, you'll shave him DRY like you would in a real emergency, so you'll probably have some bleeding stubbles. 😁

The adhesive pads won't stick well on a hairy chest and shaving IS part of CPR protocol.

Np Susie , but for me I have actual paddles and gel, which I never ever use powered up during role plays, instead of the pads which I personally do not like at all. Paddles all that way. The HP unit I have doesn't have a internal battery so the the only way it will work is to have both the EKG and Defib sides plugged in , which both have their own power cord. I know some will snicker at this fetish but you know what I like it and enjoy it . Believe me there are other fetishes on this site that are way more gross , dangerous etc . For each is own , enjoy your kinks

Look up cardio-convert , I guess some paramedic students or Med students check it out during their studies.

If this is a fetish of yours, you might just want to pretend.

Because the first time you compress the sternum you are going to break someone’s ribs.

Not exactly fun.

As other have mentioned it's fairly easy to break or fracture the sternum as well as ribs when performing CPR even trained professionals occasionally do. Fracturing ribs can be very painful when breathing, breaking ribs can puncture the underlying lung causing a pneumothorax or haemopneumothorax both of which can potentially be life threatening.

As for performing CPR on someone that has a pulse, there is very little data in this area so its best to avoid this as no one can predict how it can , will affect their heart. So this is something you should not really try to do in real medfet play.

RN

I have a huge fantasy-CPR fetish - it's as big a thing for me as the more general cardiophilia. I'm not daft, don't need reminding of the dangers of performing actual CPR on a conscious patient. But there are some great studios making amazing resus-fetish films (Opander, BioMed, Resus-Fetish, etc). They use pretend-cpr techniques which are a huge turn on for us resus-fetishists (unlike real CPR which is just horrible and sickening and upsetting) without being dangerous.

And don't forget, chest compressions are not the only element of CPR....mouth-to-mouth can be done perfectly safely with a conscious patient, and is so incredibly erotic it's untrue... ??

In agreement with no cpr or paddles during play. this is serious for dead or critically ill patients. and i agree with susi and RN. never do compressions on someone with a pulse.

I am :-)

Yes

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I’m certified in CPR/First Aid. I’ve never heard of a fetish in connection with this. I see it only as a valuable life-saving skill.

Nope. I’ve done it too many times for real. You never get used to it.

Not at all. I know how to do it theoretically, but it has no erotic appeal!

As several others have said, CPR provides absolutely no erotic appeal to me. During the 40 years when I was a member of a First Aid organisation and worked on their ambulances (having undergone advanced training) I was unfortunate in witnessing and performing CPR on about a dozen occasions. Beyond the "fear" of having the responsibility of trying to keep the person alive until the professionals arrived, it was exhausting and draining both physically and emotionally. On each of the occasions I had to perform CPR, I was then "stood down" from the event for a period of time, to allow debriefing and "processing" of the event. While it was "exhilarating" to know at the end that you had handed someone over to the professionals with a chance of survival, witnessing the effect it had on bystanders and friends / relatives was heart-breaking at times.

Have to admit that personally, I cannot see how CPR can be erotic, even in a medical play situation - when CPR should NEVER be performed!

CPR is a life saving measure and should not be preformed on somone that is in in full arrest I have over 45 years as an EMT

I've performed CPR many times for real, including on my own mother, successfully I'm happy to say. I completely agree with other posters: CPR must NEVER be performed on someone with a pulse!!

I have a Massive Medical Fetish, and, as a qualified First Aider; CPR skills, but I have never had any thoughts of the two crossing over, the last thing to cross ones mind in an emergency situation is enjoyment, including when practicing with "resusci anne" that is my experience for what it's worth.

Yaa for sure! I'm really love CPR. My Instagram is Resuscitation_House and i'd be happy to find people like me 😉

At my recent First Aid recertification training, comment was made upon the differences between CPR in GB where we combine Chest Compressions with Rescue Breaths (30-2), whereas in the US it is apparently Chest compressions only, does anyone have any data upon the efficacy of each, and the reasons for the differing approach

I like to fantasize about being reanimated after being miraculously rescued from a severe accident. Only to find at the end of it that I will now permanently require breathing support but I suffer no brain damage.