EVENT CAPSULE CHYRON/REPORTER: American Heart Association's Hands-Only CPR Campaign Launch

Kayla Walker introduces a CPR campaign in New York City, inspired by the Bee Gees' song 'Staying Alive.' Jennifer Coolidge shares her motivation for learning hands-only CPR, emphasizing the importance of being prepared to save a life. She recounts witnessing a cardiac arrest incident involving an elderly man, highlighting the need for more people to learn CPR. The video concludes with a call to action, urging viewers to learn CPR and be ready to call 911 in emergencies.

What song does the American Heart Association suggest using to time hands-only CPR?

• Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen

• Staying Alive by the Bee Gees

• Imagine by John Lennon

• Thriller by Michael Jackson

Why did Jennifer Coolidge decide to learn hands-only CPR?

• To impress her friends

• To perform it in a movie

• To be able to save a life in unexpected situations

• To teach it to children

What was the age of the man who suffered a cardiac arrest in the incident described?

• 76 years old

• 86 years old

• 66 years old

• 96 years old

How many people at the event knew CPR when the incident occurred?

• One

• Fifty

• None

• Ten

What action did Jennifer Coolidge take after witnessing the incident?

• She wrote a book about it

• She ignored it

• She reached out to the community to teach CPR

• She called for help