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How to recognize symptoms of a heart attack and respond appropriately

Look for symptoms like:<br><br>Chest discomfort: Pressure, squeezing, fullness, or pain.<br><br>Shortness of breath.<br><br>Other signs: Cold sweat, nausea, lightheadedness.<br><br> <br><br>Respond by: Calling 911 immediately.<br><br>Ensuring the person sits down and remains calm.<br><br>If trained, prepare to perform CPR if necessary.

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How to recognize symptoms of a heart attack and respond appropriately

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  1. How to perform a CPR during • CARDIAC ARREST FOR SAVING LIVES. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  2. FOLLOW THESE STEPS • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  3. ASSESS THE SCENE Ensure it's safe to approach the victim. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  4. CHECK RESPONSIVENESS Shake and shout, asking if they're okay. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  5. CALL FOR HELP Instruct someone to call 911 immediately. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  6. BEGIN COMPRESSIONS Place the heel of one hand on the center of the victim's chest, interlocking fingers, and perform chest compressions at a rate of 100-120 per minute. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  7. OPEN AIRWAY Tilt the head back, lift the chin, and check for breathing. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  8. DELIVER RESCUE BREATHS Pinch the nose, cover the mouth, and deliver two breaths. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  9. CONTINUE CYCLES Alternate between compressions and breaths until help arrives. • www.corrieluscardiology.com info@corrieluscardiology.com

  10. @Corrielus_Cardiology • THANKS FOR • WATCHING Visit www.corrielus cardiology for more.

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