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CPR has been used since 1740 but most people today do not know how to perform it. The document argues that CPR should be a graduation requirement because learning the life-saving technique takes little time and effort but could help save a life. It notes that bystander CPR can triple a cardiac arrest victim's chance of survival. The "Good Samaritan" laws in all 50 states protect those who perform CPR from liability, showing students would be covered if they helped someone in need.
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- 1. CPR: A Graduation Requirement Justin Hayes 1
- 2. Facts About CPR •CPR first used in 1740. •Today most people don’t know CPR. •Anyone can learn CPR and should. 2 cprcmd.wordpress.com
- 3. Cardiac Arrest •383,000 cardiac arrest occur each year. •88% cardiac arrest occur at home. •You could save a loved one •Bystander CPR triples survival rate. 3 cardiopulmonaryresuscitation.net
- 4. Be Prepared to Act •Viewers of CPR videos likely to act. •Hands only CPR just as effective. •AHA recommends hands only CPR. 4 craigsafetytechnologies.com
- 5. You're Covered! •50 states provide “Good Samaritan” laws. •MA one of the best laws. •Protects non medical personnel. 5 humanevents.com (Good Samaritans helping at Boston Bombing.)
- 6. •Its easy and its free. •Online course offered for anybody. •$21.75 for wallet size card. 6 www.ecprcertification.com
- 7. CPR Is A Life Skill •We’ve seen “Good Samaritans.” •Help make more heroes. •Support CPR as graduation requirement. 7 thecommentator.com