I worked in a cardiac cath lab for many years. We routinely had emergent patients in cardiac arrest, often arriving with CPR in progress. Usually the biggest factor was how soon CPR was started when they arrested. Those who were down for a while usually didn't fare too well. With quick treatment like Hamlin received, quick recovery was commonplace. I had countless patients come in literally dying and saw them sitting up having breakfast the next day. It never ceased to amaze me. The Lord can heal when it is His will. When He calls you home, there's no stopping it.
Why would the IV bag be behind him and one not being empty. They do not leave unused IV bags unless attached. Totally for the photo op. (IVattachment is where they can get a good vein but usually always opposite of dominate hand).
The needle is tapped down to the side at a weird angle and it should be attached to the top of his wrist right were it meets the hand. There is a needle in the patient and and bending connecting tube but the angle is totally off and is situated for maximum camera appearance.
Lastly the oxygen machine should be where the lady is and just to the side of her along with the heat rate machine. In a photo OPP they would use these if present... Without showing detail information.
That’s not an IV bag behind him. It’s an ambubag. It’s unrelated to the IVs.
The “needle” is not taped down at a weird angle, that’s his wrist band. The portion you see is called a J-loop and is loose. It’s not connected to IV fluids in the picture.
He has pulse oximetry hooked up, it’s a sticker on his finger, you can see it has a res glowing light.
There’s no “oxygen machine”. If he was still intubated, yes, there would be a ventilator there. The oxygen cannula in his nose is hooked up to a flower meter on the wall.
He has a heparin lock in the right forearm, the needle insertion site is not visible. He does not have fluids running so the heparin lock plugs off the IV. That way they maintain access if needed. He is on oxygen, but if he is not in ICU he would not necessarily have continuous monitoring if his oxygen saturation’s have been WNL (within normal limits). If he is able to eat and drink, he does not need fluids. It is a little surprising that he isn’t on a continuous cardiac monitor though. This could be a step down unit, but if so I would think he would have cardiac monitoring. He has his hands up by his face so it is hard to say if that is really him, and his visitors are concealing their faces with masks. That is not an ID band it is tape holding down the heparin lock, you can see the clamp/release lock in the picture. Nasal cannula oxygen is attached to a wall flow meter. With the superfluous amount of equipment, I assume he is still in ICU, but has been downgraded from critical, maybe awaiting transfer out.
The immanent danger to the heart passed some time ago, and much of the last week was focused on countering the expected swelling of the brain.
The danger for this would have passed by the end of the week, and that's when he was brought out of the comma and began to communicate.
If not already out of the ICU, he will be moved shortly and will spend some time being monitored.
While the risk of death has likely passed, he will likely now face a risk of seizures, which will probably diminish over time. Once the doctors are satisfied, he may transfer to a rehab hospital/facility dependent on the extent of his brain injury.
Is this going to be a big hoax? Like: Damar was ok when his heart had a commotion. Why are you dead when yours did the same thing?? It's your fault. Keep moving, nothing to see here.
I worked in a cardiac cath lab for many years. We routinely had emergent patients in cardiac arrest, often arriving with CPR in progress. Usually the biggest factor was how soon CPR was started when they arrested. Those who were down for a while usually didn't fare too well. With quick treatment like Hamlin received, quick recovery was commonplace. I had countless patients come in literally dying and saw them sitting up having breakfast the next day. It never ceased to amaze me. The Lord can heal when it is His will. When He calls you home, there's no stopping it.
Great perspective- really appreciate it. I can’t help but be skeptical anymore.
It has been amazing to watch praying to God at a national scale become endorsed in the media. All part of His plan I guess.
It really just seems off.
Just looking at the IV stuff....
Why would the IV bag be behind him and one not being empty. They do not leave unused IV bags unless attached. Totally for the photo op. (IVattachment is where they can get a good vein but usually always opposite of dominate hand).
The needle is tapped down to the side at a weird angle and it should be attached to the top of his wrist right were it meets the hand. There is a needle in the patient and and bending connecting tube but the angle is totally off and is situated for maximum camera appearance.
How and IV needle should be replaced...
https://theprocedureguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Peripheral-IV-site-selection-and-considerations-1850x2048.jpg
On oxygen but he doesn't have the finger clip for heart rate monitoring??? Shouldn't he be in the cardiac ward and have his finger in a clip?
Like the image below...
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Lastly the oxygen machine should be where the lady is and just to the side of her along with the heat rate machine. In a photo OPP they would use these if present... Without showing detail information.
Just medical thoughts on this.
So I’ll comment on this...
He has a heparin lock in the right forearm, the needle insertion site is not visible. He does not have fluids running so the heparin lock plugs off the IV. That way they maintain access if needed. He is on oxygen, but if he is not in ICU he would not necessarily have continuous monitoring if his oxygen saturation’s have been WNL (within normal limits). If he is able to eat and drink, he does not need fluids. It is a little surprising that he isn’t on a continuous cardiac monitor though. This could be a step down unit, but if so I would think he would have cardiac monitoring. He has his hands up by his face so it is hard to say if that is really him, and his visitors are concealing their faces with masks. That is not an ID band it is tape holding down the heparin lock, you can see the clamp/release lock in the picture. Nasal cannula oxygen is attached to a wall flow meter. With the superfluous amount of equipment, I assume he is still in ICU, but has been downgraded from critical, maybe awaiting transfer out.
I know some ICU nurses would think he's taking up space with only an oxygen cannula.
How is someone that had two cardiac arrests not hooked up to a heart monitor?!
The immanent danger to the heart passed some time ago, and much of the last week was focused on countering the expected swelling of the brain.
The danger for this would have passed by the end of the week, and that's when he was brought out of the comma and began to communicate.
If not already out of the ICU, he will be moved shortly and will spend some time being monitored.
While the risk of death has likely passed, he will likely now face a risk of seizures, which will probably diminish over time. Once the doctors are satisfied, he may transfer to a rehab hospital/facility dependent on the extent of his brain injury.
What I said. I'd like to know more about "his lungs are better."
He has a heart monitor on under his Jersey.
i dunno, imagine the health insurance this guy must have? his coverage could be paying more for the bed than most.
FWIW- 333333 displayed in pic. 3+3, three times, then grouped, can equal 666.
Looks staged
The person’s face being obscured by hands is suspect
Everything in a hospital setting is sus.
The clock says 1234: Q post 1234: >>1133925 AMERICA WILL BE UNIFIED AGAIN! 11.11.18. Q
This doesn’t feel remotely close to a Q comm - feels dark and satanic to me
And 19 seconds, 19th President of the Republic.
If you look at the last Instagram video he posted it has 33 running out of the tunnel with 17 next to another player
Is this going to be a big hoax? Like: Damar was ok when his heart had a commotion. Why are you dead when yours did the same thing?? It's your fault. Keep moving, nothing to see here.
Or did he ever really leave us?
Or was he ever really here?
Or is he a replicant?
Compare the hands of the woman on the left.
I wonder if he will get the next booster!
I do love the used mask hanging on the iv pole Nice touch
im a number guy so excuse me.
1+2+3+4 = 10 1+9 = 10 10:10 -> 5:5?
DAMAR -> DRAMA
whats his history?