Hide the Pain Harold se disfraza como Prodigy y Baby Shark en su nueva campaña, ¡no te lo pierdas!
András Arató, alias Hide the Pain Harold, launches a new campaign to raise awareness of the importance of starting Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
Breathe by Prodigy, I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor, Wherever, Whenever by Shakira, and Baby Shark are songs that can help you find the right rhythm for chest compressions during CPR. Hide the Pain Harold is raising awareness about this as part of an educational campaign in collaboration with the National Ambulance Service Foundation.
The initiative highlights the importance of non-professional resuscitation, which can save lives in case of cardiac arrest. The first 3-4 minutes are vital in the case of sudden cardiac death, and two chest compressions per second can save lives: timely chest compressions can triple the chances of survival. The video creators scheduled the premiere to coincide with International CPR Day, on October 16.
Sudden cardiac death is also one of the leading causes of death in Hungary, affecting 70 people each day.
CPR with Hide the Pain Harold
The meme star Hide the Pain Harold, 79, initially said yes to the request because it is a very positive cause and the family has a paramedic.
Regarding the surprising shark costume, Arató said he had many problems with it because, first, it didn’t look much like the animal, second, it was too small, and third, the shark’s head was falling off. According to the press release, the shark was stuffed and a crew member climbed a ladder and held it up with a rope.
Dr. Éva Czakler, paramedic and chair of the foundation’s board of directors, also described the necessary steps for resuscitation. The first step is to call the patient to check their breathing if they do not respond.
«If they’re not breathing, the first thing you need to do is call an ambulance (112) and stay on the line. To resuscitate, cross your fingers. The fingertips should always point upward. And keep your hands extended. Find the rhythm of your style, pushing the chest twice per second, 5 to 6 inches deep, lying on a hard surface, with extended hands, with firm movements.»
According to the statement, chest compressions should continue until the person regains consciousness or is rescued. The correct sequence can also be found on this page.
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