Emergency resuscitation. Part 1 Breathing for others.
- Date:
- 1963
- Film
About this work
Description
A Naval training film in four parts made for the R.N.M.S. This is Part 1: Breathing for others. An evocative safety film which begins with a number of stark reminders over the importance of air with a number of dramatised scenes such as drowing, carbon monoxide poisoning can lead to death. The action of the lungs is explained graphically. Resuscitation is explained. A sword swallower demonstrates how the air passage can be fully opened.
Publication/Creation
England : Stewart Hardy Films Productions, 1963.
Physical description
2 film reels (14 min. each) : sound, colour, 16 mm
Contributors
Copyright note
Crown Copyright
Notes
The full film is available under BMA224
Both the films are acetic.
Print by technicolor. RCA Sound Recording.
There are a few clicks and jumps in the soundtrack.
The opening intertitle is a list of thanks to, amongst others, the War Office and the British Medical Association.
Creator/production credits
Production and direction Guy Fergusson. A Stewart Hardy Films Productions. (Made for R.N.M.S.)
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Where to find it
Copy 1
Location Access Closed stores4202FCan't be requested Note
Copy 2
Location Access Closed stores4202FCan't be requested Note