Methods of water rescue

Australia, 1952

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Episode of Series “Advance Australia”.
A team of schoolboys demonstrate, both on land and in the water, methods of rescue, release and resuscitation. Shows methods of rescue for calm and struggling patients; release from the clutch of a panic-stricken patient; rescue methods for an unconscious patient; resuscitation by the Schaeffer methods; restoration of blood circulation by massage of the limbs. The film concludes with demonstration of a number of fancy swimming strokes.

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director

Maria Boldini

producer

John Kingsford-Smith

production company

Kingcroft Productions

Duration

00:11:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1952

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Advance Australia

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