1. HEART ATTACK!! Key informants- Mrs Walker
POPULATION: church members—it would be nice for the church members to know what to do but better just for the ushers etc
Mrs walker is a diabetic so is her whole family--- a lot of church members are diabetic. Majority of membership not in nursing field they want to know to be alert and what to expect, some have had AED training ATX has take 10 program and they have a meeting 2/9/12 bc they want to know more about how to be prepared and they are going to get CPR training—strength is that they want to know more and want to be prepared
predominately women-women, ranging from early 50s-80; ushers- mid groups- nurses aid, usher, welcoming committee. Relatively large group
Church meet 2nd&4th thursdays of the month—go to
- Add policy-recap..the church has one
-INFO ON S/S AND HAVE A PLAN OF WHAT TO DO----hard copy of something for them in the office
We have AED policy, wheres it located, whats the first thing u can do if u recognize an emergency
-s/s HA and what would u do if it happens-to keep person alive till 911 gets there
Add link to PP for AED--
No longer than 30 minute presentation, coordinate with the media

2. Did you know..?! Heart disease is the leading cause of death
African Americans are at greater risk for heart disease
Prevalence of heart disease in black females is 44.7% compared to 32.4% in white females
African American men die from heart attack associated with stress over any other ethnicity
Stress is the #1 health problem African Americans are facing today

3. WHY?
<50% of African American females don’t feel well educated about heart disease
>50% who suffer from stress do not seek help.
Struggles affecting African Americans
Racism and prejudice
Worrying about income
Concern over area of living and safety
Violence
Family troubles
Poor lifestyle choices
There are certain struggles that AA encounter that can cause them to have higher level of stress
get audience participatio– what kind of sressors that blacks struggle with

4. General Risk Factors..
Age: men 45 or older and women 55 or older are more likely to have an attack
Smoking
Diabetes
High blood pressure & high cholesterol
Family history
Lack of physical activity/ obesity
Stress
Illegal drug use
What do u think are some of the general risk factors for heart disease.
AA men doe from HA associated with stress over any other ethnic group
Stress is the #1 health problem facing AAs

5. Mt. zion, This is you! 37 members were surveyed
29 ushers= 78%
7 welcome/ greeters=19%
1 nurse aide= 0.03%
25 answered YES for family history heart disease= 68%
12 answered NO for history of heart disease= 32%
10 said they had personal/family history of high blood pressure=27%
6 said they had personal/ family history of diabetes= 16%
20 said they had both high blood pressure and diabetes= 54%
1 said they had neither of the health problems= 0.03%
46% said they knew what to do if someone had a medical emergency
As you can see from the general risk factors- yall are already at risk for heart attacks from the survey results:37 surveyed- 68% having family history of heart disease and 43% had either high blood pressure or diabetes and 54% had both health problems

6. Say 68% and 54%

7. Game on
Every 20 seconds, a person in the united states has a heart attack
Every minute 3 people die of a heart attack
4 out of 10 people who have an attack will die from it
At least 250,000 people die of heart attacks each year before they reach the hospital
Explain the game thing…stand up if u have number/color whatever—just had a heart attack
The first 10 people who arrived received a card..Will the 10 of you please raise it in the air just for this visual of this population these 10 just had a heart attack
if u are holding a red card please stand up—these 4 represent the 4 people just had a heart attack and died do any of you that are standing know anyone that has had a heart attack or died from it? some people get caught up in the numbers and think that it cant happen to me but this is just to show u that this is real..even at mt zion

8. What is a heart attack?
When a blood clot or other blockage cuts blood flow to a part of your heart
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What kind of sign and symptoms did u notice?
I know this video focuses on women but men can experience the same symptoms. What kind did u notice?

9. signs & symptoms
Pressure, a feeling of fullness or a squeezing pain in the center of your chest that lasts for more than a few minutes
Pain extending beyond your chest to your shoulder, arm, back, or even to your teeth and jaw
Prolonged pain in the upper abdomen
Shortness of breath
Cold sweat
Nausea and vomiting
Lightheadedness
Fatigue
Brain death and pernament brain death start to occur within 4-6 minutes after cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest can be reversed if treated within minutes with an electric shock to the heart to restore normal heartbeat (AED). With every minute that passes without CPR and defribrilation the chance of survival is reduced 7-10% and after 10 minutes without intervention, few attempts at resuscitation succeed.
-bystander recognition of s/s of cardiac arrest and immediate call to 911 are critical --

10. AED POLICY & how to act!
On website under health ministries on the right side: baptist.org/files/ae d_policy.pdf
Call 911
Get the AED
Bring red AED box to victim
Turn on AED
Follow verbal commands from AED
Crowd control- listen to ushers commands
in event of cardiac arrest CPR and AED should begin immediately—say the policy is online and go over it—
--recommendations for CPR include high quality chest compressions by pushing hard and fast in middle of chest with minimal interruptions

11. THE END!!!
say please fill out the survey and turn it in at the end and we provided u with a pamphlet heart healthy diets for u