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When one just goes down because of a suspected heart attack, cardiac arrest, or heart stroke, take quick action; every minute counts.

Check safety and responsiveness—make sure that the scene is secure. Tap and shout to check whether they respond.

Call an ambulance (108/112 in India, 911 in other countries). Request someone to bring an AED (in case).

Check breathing—no normal breathing or just a few gasps—and begin Hands-Only CPR: Push hard and fast in the midline of the chest, 100-120 compressions/minute.

Use within AED as it comes and has voice prompts.

Keep trying to help until somebody is available or the individual presents signs of life.

Subsequent to revival processes, hospital care is devoted to recovery, medications, cardiac rehab, and lifestyle modifications. professional medical follow-up at all times to continue to be healthy in the heart. Knowing CPR will save lives.