CPR: Lifesaving Skill for Emergencies; Learn to Be a Hero

• DME Dr. Narendra Kumar emphasizes basic CPR knowledge for everyone due to increasing heart-related problems.
• Training for 19 medical colleges at Osmania Medical College focused on CPR, choking, and seizure first aid.
• Correct CPR can save six out of ten lives in emergencies, especially critical in the first few minutes of cardiac arrest.
• Medical students will spread awareness to school teachers and students; similar training planned statewide.
• CPR method involves 'CAB' (Compressions, Airway, Breathing): check safety, call 108, perform 30 chest compressions (100-120/min, 2-inch depth), then 2 rescue breaths.