bestCPR

The purpose of your heart is
to pump blood around your body.

Cardiac arrest refers to a state that one’s heart stops pumping blood. When the heart stops,
the supply of blood around the body stops and it may lead to death or severe brain damage.
The brain can be damaged permanently if cerebral circulation stops for 4 to 5 minutes.

CPR is an emergency intervention that circulates blood artificially and supports
breathing upon cardiac arrest. CPR is crucial to help the recovery of heart by circulating
blood and delaying brain damage when the heart stops.

When the heart stops breathing, blood stops to circulate around the body.
Hence, it may cause death or severe brain damage without prompt action.
Permanent brain damage may occur when cerebral circulation stops for 4 to 5 minutes.

If a bystander does CPR immediately, chances of survival increase by more than
3 times than the case without CPR. Also, it is found that the survival rate of
cardiac arrest patient is 3 time higher when CPR is carried out effectively than
that is not the case.

Hence, we can save countless lives of people with cardiac arrest if everyone learns CPR and implements it effectively upon emergency.

People who fail to receive an effective CPR in a timely manner among the survivors from cardiac arrest mostly suffer from severe brain damage. Even though they recover from cardiac arrest, they may be unconscious due to brain damage or not back to the society or at work as they fail to regain their intelligence to the previous level.
CPR that we are trying to learn is an important first aid treatment that plays a critical role in reducing the risk of brain damage and ultimately saving the lives of cardiac arrest patients.

Hence, we can save countless lives of people with cardiac arrest
if everyone learns CPR and implements it effectively upon emergency.

People who fail to receive an effective CPR in a timely manner among the survivors from cardiac arrest mostly suffer from severe brain damage. Even though they recover from cardiac arrest, they may be unconscious due to brain damage or not back to the society or at work as they fail to regain their intelligence to the previous level.
CPR that we are trying to learn is an important first aid treatment that plays a critical role in reducing the risk of brain damage and ultimately saving the lives of cardiac arrest patients.