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The document provides instructions for what to do if experiencing a heart attack while alone in a car. It advises to not panic, but to start coughing repeatedly and taking deep breaths before each cough. This should be done every two seconds without stopping until help arrives or the heart regains its normal rhythm. Coughing and deep breathing helps get oxygen to the lungs and keeps blood circulating by squeezing the heart, which can help it regain its normal rhythm. Spreading awareness of this technique could help save lives, as heart attacks can occur in people of all ages nowadays.
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The document provides instructions for what to do if experiencing a heart attack while alone in a car. It advises to not panic, but to start coughing repeatedly and taking deep breaths before each cough. This should be done every two seconds without stopping until help arrives or the heart regains its normal rhythm. Coughing and deep breathing helps get oxygen to the lungs and keeps blood circulating by squeezing the heart, which can help it regain its normal rhythm. Spreading awareness of this technique could help save lives, as heart attacks can occur in people of all ages nowadays.
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- 1. HEART ATTACK TUTORIAL 3 Predicting a Heart Attack
- 2. Illustrated STEP-BY-STEP Guides to Heart Attacks
- 5. You get to a HOSPITAL FAST!
- 6. FAST! means within 60 MINUTES of experiencing symptoms
- 7. WITHIN 60 MINUTES muscle damage can be avoided
- 8. PREDICTING A HEART ATTACK
- 10. MAYBE if it is in bad shape
- 19. WHY ? ? ?
- 20. You can look under the hood of your car
- 21. But, you cannot look inside your heart
- 30. THE LIST IS IN PRESENTATION 4
- 31. REPEAT VIEWING Highly Recommended
- 32. SUMMARY Get to a hospital within 60 minutes of experiencing heart attack symptoms
- 33. SUMMARY You may or may not be able to predict a heart attack
- 34. SUMMARY Heed heart attack warning signals
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