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Guida intergalattica all'utilizzo di un defibrillatore

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Todd Scott |

TEDNYC

• January 2017

Se a Yoda venisse un arresto cardiaco, sapresti cosa fare? Todd Scott, artista e appassionato di primo soccorso, spiega passo passo cosa devi sapere per utilizzare un defibrillatore automatico esterno, o DAE, in questa galassia... e in quelle lontane lontane. Preparati a salvare la vita di uno Jedi, di Chewbacca (che avrà prima bisogno di una rapida rasatura) o qualcun altro a cui serve qualche suggerimento.

Se a Yoda venisse un arresto cardiaco, sapresti cosa fare? Todd Scott, artista e appassionato di primo soccorso, spiega passo passo cosa devi sapere per utilizzare un defibrillatore automatico esterno, o DAE, in questa galassia... e in quelle lontane lontane. Preparati a salvare la vita di uno Jedi, di Chewbacca (che avrà prima bisogno di una rapida rasatura) o qualcun altro a cui serve qualche suggerimento.

This talk was presented at an official TED conference.

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When you're out in public (malls, sports stadiums, the office) play the game of figuring out where the publicly available AED is. Sometimes it can be harder than finding Waldo. (Maybe he has it?) If you can't find it, ASK! If they don't have one, ask, "WHY NOT!?" These devices save lives, and when seconds do matter, having them hidden away is hurting more than helping. (I bet you will see more than 20 fire extinguishers to every AED you see.)

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Todd Scott uses humor and pop culture to make CPR training more memorable.

This talk was presented at an official TED conference.

Read our curation guidelines.

When you're out in public (malls, sports stadiums, the office) play the game of figuring out where the publicly available AED is. Sometimes it can be harder than finding Waldo. (Maybe he has it?) If you can't find it, ASK! If they don't have one, ask, "WHY NOT!?" These devices save lives, and when seconds do matter, having them hidden away is hurting more than helping. (I bet you will see more than 20 fire extinguishers to every AED you see.)