Nia is in the hospital with a massive heart attack. She gasps, moans in chest pain and sweats. The medical team opens her shirt, checks her vitals and places a 3 lead ECG. Suddenly Nia's heart goes into Vfib. The medical team cuts her bra off and performs a fist pacing before laying her down, but with no response. They place a CPR board behind her back and start CPR immediately with deep and strong chest compressions. They ambu bag her and the defibrillator is charged but with no response following a big hollywood style jump. A long resus scene includes the following details:

- Amb...

Nia is in the hospital with a massive heart attack. She gasps, moans in chest pain and sweats. The medical team opens her shirt, checks her vitals and places a 3 lead ECG. Suddenly Nia's heart goes into Vfib. The medical team cuts her bra off and performs a fist pacing before laying her down, but with no response. They place a CPR board behind her back and start CPR immediately with deep and strong chest compressions. They ambu bag her and the defibrillator is charged but with no response following a big hollywood style jump. A long resus scene includes the following details:

- Ambu bagging.
- CPR with deep and strong chest compressions with many different variations.
- Hollywood style defibrillations with a lot of gel on the chest.
- Multiple hand (fist) chest pacing.
- Removing high heels, visible feet.
- Impression of Adrenaline in the heart.

After the adrenaline, the med team administers more fisting over the actual point of the chest because of the faster absorption. They perform a very realistic CPR. The defibrillator is charged and the patient's pulse returns to normal after another round. The med team checks her vitals with steth and also performs a doppler exam, (featuring Nia's audible original real time heartbeat). A very exciting hospital heart attack resus clip with many variations of deep and strong chest compressions! Hollywood style defibs, ambu bagging, manual fist pacing and adrenaline! A must see clip for all resus fans, and especially for CPR and Hollywood defib fans!