Krishna Tirath
endorses CPR 10
New Delhi: Friday, 12 April 2013: Union Minister
of State (Independent Charge), Ministry of Women and Child Development,
Government of India, Smt Krishna Tirath in a statement to Heart Care
Foundation of India and Indian Medical Association said that everybody should
learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). She also said that if the focus of
training is on women and children, then the message can spread in the community
like a wild fire. Such training camps should be organised on a regular basis in
all schools.
The meeting was organised by Heart
Care Foundation of India jointly with India Medical Association (IMA). Present
on the occasion were Padma Shri & Dr. BC Roy National Awardee, Dr. KK
Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India; Dr. D R Rai, Sr. Vice
President, India Medial Association; Dr. Narender Saini, Secretary General IMA
and Dr. Ajay Gambhir, Finance Secretary IMA.
Briefing the Minister, Dr. KK
Aggarwal said that the only way to remember how to do CPR is to memorize the
CPR Savitri Mantra which is “Marne
ke dus minute ke bheetar (jitna jaldi utna behtar) kam se kam agle dus minute
tak (jitni der tak ho utna behtar) apni chhati peetne ke badle mare hue vyakti
ki chhati peeto.”
The last phrase of the Mantra “apni chhati peetne ke
badle mare hue vyakti ki chhati peeto” has proved to have a higher recall value
and makes it easy for one to remember it.
The Mantra in English reads as: “Within 10 minutes of death
(earlier the better), at least for the next 10 minutes (longer the better),
instead of beating your chest, beat the chest of the deceased effectively and
continuously with a speed of 10x10 i.e. 100 per minute.”
About HCFI : The only National Not for profit NGO, on whose mega
community health education events, Govt. of India has released two National
commemorative stamps and one cancellation stamp, and who has conducted one to
one training on” Hands only CPR” of 44488 people since 1st
November 2012.
The CPR
10 Mantra is – “within 10 minutes
of death, earlier the better; at least for the next 10minutes, longer the better; compress the centre of the chest of
the dead person continuously and effectively with a speed of 10x10 i.e. 100 per minute.”
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