Cardiac Rhythm Practice

Maintaining Sinus Rhythm in Atrial Fibrillation

Agonal breathing (fish out of water breathing)

Agonal breathing and we’re good. Tell👏me👏I’m👏wrong. | Nocturnal Dispatchers

Agonal breathing is looks like a shallow upper airway gasp. There can be long pauses between each breath. Typically these breaths will slowly become shallower and shallower and then stop. This is a normal part of the dying process and the person is not in pain. If you feel called to support families, advocate or educate and want to learn more about what a death doula does or what end of life coaching is all about you’re invited to watch our free training! —> deathcarecoach.com/freedeathdoulatrai