the. _ Canadian. ‘population
have “an adequate un-
derstanding of how to
perform Lis figure.
Yespiration. This

released by the Cancdian
Red ‘Cross, is said to be a

' derstand

and pointed out that wil
_be one of Red Cross’ ob- .

aes to “as many ob-
servers. as possible, the
mechanics of rescue‘

. 7

“When one considers that
mere seconds can mean the
difference between life and
death,” said Mr. Andrew,
“it’s a sad commentary that
more Canadians don't un-
the basic
techniques of mouth-to-
mouth or other forms _ of
arlicial respiration”

that an individual TY tecking
‘oxygen for as long as five
minutes still has a‘ twenty-
five per cent chance of

_ survival. An additional five

minutes, however, will see
‘the ‘victim's chances fall
dramatically to just. one per’

- cent.

“The importance,
therefore, of witnesses’
reacting. quickly can’t be
emphasized enough,” said
Mr. Andrew. “There's
absolutely no time to ponder
the situation.”

the.

If rescue breathing is.

‘within one minute of

the accident, the chances of

recovery is ninety-cight

t. “Although there

will always be exceptions to
rules,” he ‘said,

“generally' speaking, there
are eight points which Red
Cross says should be kept in

mind when practising rescuc —

breathing.”
‘They. are:

1.. The "sooner rescue
breathing is started, the

greater ‘the’ “chance of

xecovery. -

. 2.) ng as the location
is safe, do Rot be concerned

‘with moving the victym. That

canbedonelater. ‘-.

3. Make sure the victim’s

airway is clear and unob-
structed.

4, With the victim lying on
his back, open the airway
fully by lifting his neck with

one hand and maintaining ©
his head on the ground with

the other hand.

5. Pinch the. nostrils to
prevent air leakage.” .

6. Seal. one mouth over the
other and blow i in.

‘Remove.’ mouth. and
release the nostrils, allowing |
air to escape from the lungs.

8. Continue at & rate of
every six seconds until the —
victim. recovers -or until
somebody qualified declares
the individual dead.

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