2-minute Demonstration Video on “Hands-only CPR by a Lay Rescuer” for out-of-
hospital cardiac arrest victims
Situation: SN who is swimming with a friend who suddenly turns unconscious
Audience: Fellow SN’s
Narrator: Venisse
CPR steps: Dylan wearing rash guard w/ pillow wearing rash guard
CPR review: All members wear NSG shirt w/ pillow wearing PE shirt
Script
INTRO
Narrator: What would you do as a student nurse if you are swimming with a friend and
he or she suddenly turns unconscious?
Narrator: The first thing to do is to pull your friend out of the pool and place in a supine
position.
CPR ROLEPLAY
Narrator: Quickly check responsiveness to see if the person is breathing by placing your
ear near the mouth.
Narrator: If unresponsive, ask someone to call 911 and immediately perform hands-only
CPR.
Narrator: Remove shirt, put the heel of one hand at the middle of the chest, intertwine
fingers, put shoulders over your wrists, and lock elbows.
Narrator: Push hard (at least 2 inch (5 cm) and fast (100-120 compressions per min)
and allow complete chest recoil.
Narrator: Minimize interruptions in compressions.
Narrator: To ensure you are fast enough, remember the song Staying Alive by Bee
Gees.
● Music (Staying Alive by Bee Gees) plays
REVIEW (TIMELAPSE)
Narrator: Let us review the steps on how to perform Hands-Only CPR. You can
remember it with the 3 C’s. Check responsiveness, call 911, and do chest
compressions.
● Timelapse with everyone doing cpr (nsg shirt)
OUTRO
Narrator: Don’t be afraid to save a life, practice CPR.
● Bibliography (APA 6th ed citation format)
- BGM
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