[Machine Translation] Learn the basics of AED and lifesaving to be able to save a person from cardiac arrest! If someone suddenly collapses in front of you, will you be able to take appropriate action? Learn the basics of AED and lifesaving in this DVD. What would you do if someone suddenly collapsed in front of you? The moment comes in unpredictable places and situations such as train stations, schools, offices, during sports, etc. In fact, many people die every day from cardiac arrest. Do you know that many people actually lose their lives every day due to sudden cardiac death? It is estimated that 91,000 people a year die of sudden cardiac arrest due to cardiac causes. Most of them are caused by an arrhythmia called ventricular fibrillation. In ventricular fibrillation, a person loses consciousness within a few seconds, and in excess of 10 minutes, the brain and other vital organs of the body become dysfunctional. To save a patient in ventricular fibrillation, it is important to call 119, start CPR, and administer an electric shock using an AED. The life-saving rate decreases by approximately 10% for every minute of delay in administering the shock. Waiting for the emergency medical team or a doctor will not save a life. The only person who can save a patient in sudden cardiac arrest is you, the person present at the time. Watch this DVD to learn the basics of AED and lifesaving!