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Hey , sir . Sir , are you okay ? 

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So this is the card . It's a 

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pocket sized basic life support 

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algorithm . During the most crucial 

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time of saving someone's life is the 

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first moments eso you would anybody 

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could use . This card is a tool of 

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reference , a quick tool of reference 

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toe . Look at it . If they either froze 

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or were scared that they didn't know 

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what to dio . You call 911 and get 

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anade . I am in love with 

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emergency medicine . I know that I am 

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very confident in my skills with for 

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basic life support . But I know that 

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there are airman who are not as 

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confident in their basic life support 

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skills . Hey , do you have an 

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appointment today ? So after I left my 

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basic life support class , I went back 

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to my office and I was like , There's 

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got to be a simple way that I could 

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make something , um that we can have 

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hands on every day that we could look 

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at That explains basic life support on . 

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That's where I was just like add it to 

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our badge . I got a phone call 

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from my Air Force Surgeon General's 

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Office . Andi . They said that they 

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loved it so much that they were gonna 

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push it d o d But not only they loved 

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it , that the American Red Cross loved 

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it so much that they were gonna push it 

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nationwide . I see it just being 

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capable of being able to help people 

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save millions of lives . People deserve 

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to be helped because they have families . 

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They have loved ones that they want to 

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get home . Thio Typical responses in 

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moments of high stress , such as people 

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who are needing basic life support . 

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People tend Thio fight flight or they 

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freeze 13 14 anybody could use This 

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card is a tool of reference And for 

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those who either feel like running away 

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or they freeze and they aren't sure 

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what to dio , I just hope that they can 

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reach into their pocket and pull this 

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out and be like , OK , take a deep 

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breath . Let me read this . Now I know 

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what to dio and save someone's life 29 

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