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If you see a teen or adult
suddenly collapse,

it is important to act fast.

Helping to save a life is easier
than you might think.

Just start hands-only CPR.

The first step is
to ask someone to call 911

and to get an AED, or call 911 yourself

and put your phone on speaker mode

so the operator can assist you.

Then get directly over the victim.

Put the heel of one hand
in the center of the chest,

and put your other hand
on top of the first.

(upbeat music begins)

Then push hard and fast in the
center of the chest until help arrives.

It's important to push giving 100 to 120
compressions per minute,

which is about the same
tempo as the song, Stayin' Alive,

or the rate of music you're
listening to right now.

(upbeat music continues)

Let's hope you never have
to use hands-only CPR,

but know that CPR combined

with using an AED provides the best

chance of saving a life.

If possible, use an AED
every time you provide CPR.

Again., if you see a teen

or adult suddenly collapse,
don't be afraid

to start hands-only CPR.

Remember, call 911 and
ask someone to get an AED.

Then push hard and fast
in the center of the chest

until the AED and help arrives.

Your actions can help save a life.

(upbeat music continues)