This is how CPR actually works... 🫀 #Podcast #doctor #health #CPR | Steve Bartlett

A life was given back inside our own fire station. Thanks to fast CPR and the immediate use of an AED, our firefighters at Station 87 (Terra Lago) brought a patient's heartbeat back when he suffered a cardiac arrest. Moments like this remind us why training matters - and why every second counts. Learn CPR. Learn how to use an AED. You could be someone's miracle. #CPRSaves #SecondChance | CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department

If choking scares you, you are not alone. It’s one of the most common things parents tell us they worry about. That’s why we’ve created a new, fresh, and free, 5-minute choking first aid video to help you feel more confident - just in time for the ‘silly season’! Comment VIDEO and we’ll DM you the link 👶💛 | CPR Kids First Aid

How and when to use CPR or an AED

Cardiac Arrests - How to perform CPR and using an AED

In a powerful initiative to strengthen community safety, Fortis Healthcare proudly conducted a nationwide CPR training drive across 22 of its units, including Gleneagles hospitals, creating a wave of awareness and preparedness in communities. The sessions were led by experienced emergency specialists and certified CPR trainers, offering participants practical guidance and the confidence to act during cardiac emergencies. Organised in partnership with RWAs, corporates, schools, traffic police, ma

Essential guide to the four primary ECG rhythms in cardiac arrest, aligned with ACLS protocols. Shockable Rhythms · VF: Chaotic, disorganized electrical activity. → Defibrillate. · Pulseless VT: Wide-complex tachycardia (>150 bpm). → Defibrillate. Non-Shockable Rhythms · PEA: Organized ECG rhythm without a pulse. → CPR Find Cause. · Asystole: Absence of electrical activity (confirm in ≥2 leads). → CPR Epinephrine. #ACLS #CardiacArrest #ECG #MedEd #cardiology | Abdallah Othman