• Natalie Davies was on the point of get pleasure from her spring break in New Orleans.
• The nursing pupil had simply submitted a paper on the significance of CPR coaching.
• Then a person collapsed as she was ready for her flight, and he or she sprung into motion with CPR.

Simply 12 hours earlier than boarding her flight at John F. Kennedy’s Worldwide Airport, a Connecticut nursing pupil submitted a paper on the significance of CPR coaching for most of the people.

“Twelve hours later, I used to be administering CPR in a public setting. On this case, there have been a few us proper there who knew what to do. It is necessary for everybody to discover ways to administer CPR when wanted,” Natalie Davies mentioned in a Sacred Coronary heart College press launch.

Davies, a senior nursing pupil on the faculty, was ready for her flight to New Orleans when she mentioned she heard a scream. By the point she circled, a person had collapsed, prompting her to spring into motion and administer CPR, the discharge mentioned.

The person had no pulse, and Davies started CPR compressions. One other passenger, who occurred to be a heart specialist, additionally came visiting to assist revive the person. The heart specialist used an automatic exterior defibrillator (AED) to assist convey the person’s pulse again, in keeping with the varsity.

The varsity did not provide extra info on who the person was or what might have led to his pulse stopping. Davies did not reply to Insider’s request for remark.

Davies mentioned the incident was “the primary time” she felt like a “actual nurse.”

“I did not suppose: I simply knew what to do and focused on the affected person. I wasn’t even conscious folks have been watching till after EMS arrived,” she mentioned within the launch.

It took three rounds of this earlier than the person’s pulse returned, however he was awake and speaking by the point EMS arrived, the press launch mentioned.

After graduating, the senior nursing pupil plans to affix Yale New Haven’s Emergency Division as a vital care registered nurse.