This is the second installment in a series that explores the #1 KILLER in the United States, aka heart disease, myocardial infarction, heart attack. Here, we explore some of the preventive tactics that can come into play.
Last week a 37-yr old female slumped down at home in front of her family and turned blue in the face. Her mother called 911, CPR was started, and the lady was brought back from the dead in the ER. Today, she’s being discharged home all thanks to one thing: the continued delivery of oxygen to the brain thanks to excellent delivery of CPR, which allowed the hospital team to work with a body preserved for saving. No matter where you are, if you see someone go down, call 9-1-1 first, vigorously try to arouse the person for a few seconds, put your ear to their bare chest to see if you hear a beat or check their neck for a pulse, and start with hands only CPR with for forceful heaves. You will save a life!
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This is the second installment in a series that explores the #1 KILLER in the United States, aka heart disease, myocardial infarction, heart attack. Here, we explore some of the preventive tactics that can come into play.
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Which one of your loved ones is going to have a heart attack next? Worse yet, could it be you? Tag a friend, reading this article might convince them to take control of their health, and save their life! #heartdiseaseprevention
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