Cardiac arrest in Eggelsberg: Like Lebens rescuer Dieter K. saved life
Cardiac arrest in Eggelsberg: Like Lebens rescuer Dieter K. saved life
A dramatic rescue operation occurred in Eggelsberg, which saved the life of a 73-year-old man named Dieter K. During a game night there was suddenly a cardiac arrest, which all presented in great dismay. However, the family reacted quickly and took the necessary measures to save Dieter's life.
immediately began with the cardiac pressure massage and ventilation, while they chose the emergency call in parallel. In this critical Situation, Matthias Sch. Alarmed, who had registered via the "Team Austria - Lifesaver" app. This app enables trained first aiders to react quickly and precisely in an emergency, since the use of GPS shows who is nearby and can help.
The rescue workers come
Matthias Sch. quickly confirmed its availability and hurried. It is not easy to overcome the shock in such emotionally stressful moments, especially if it is family members. Matthias not only offered physical support, but also psychological help for the family, who was very stressed in this emergency.
At the same time, the rescue team arrived. The professional paramedics immediately started resuscitation. Karina Höfer, a paramedic from Haigermoos, reported that the excellent cooperation between the first aiders and the rescue team was decisive in order to quickly achieve a pulse. Despite the quick measures, however, Dieter was initially passed out and was taken to the hospital in Salzburg with an emergency doctor, where he was treated further.
importance of first aid training
The family of Dieter did everything right in this critical situation. Nevertheless, the Red Cross emphasizes that many people often hesitate in an emergency and do not know how to react. This can have fatal consequences in an emergency.
A first aid course can help to reduce fears and convey the necessary knowledge in order to be able to act adequately in an emergency. Last year, 4,097 people in the Braunau district took part in a total of 257 courses in the Red Cross. For interested parties there is the possibility to inform yourself about the website www.ersthilfe.at about upcoming courses.
In addition, it is possible to train as a paramedic, which conveys extensive practical and theoretical knowledge. The next round of training begins at the end of February and offers part -time training in the evening and weekend. Trial services are possible at any time to get an insight into the training, more information can be found on www.roteskreuz.at/braunau .