A self study CPR tape seems like a great idea, unless, of course, you're the one who has passed out. It's a common misconception that death occurs when the heart stops beating, but in fact a person is not considered truly dead until there is no oxygen flow to the brain for some time or until one buys the entire John Tesh CD collection at retail. In spite of some acting that truly needs mouth to mouth resuscitation, this video adequately demonstrates how to give someone enough oxygen to keep the brain alive when all other systems have failed. To prevent infection from strangers, it's recommended that you should travel with latex gloves and a clear plastic mouth shield, items which all the moribund actors on this tape promptly whip out of their pockets at the first sign of a prone body. Featuring more heavy breathing and chest beating than a King Kong movie, this tape could be a lifesaver and a breath of fresh air to someone who needs it. Recommended. Aud: H, C, P. (R. Ray)
Self Study CPR
(1998) 18 min. $39.95 ($49.95 w/PPR). Superior Home Video. PPR. Color cover. Vol. 13, Issue 6
Self Study CPR
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