镜头拍下的心脏病发作瞬间：英语精读讲义

These heart attacks were caught on camera. 短語搭配

这些心脏病发作的瞬间都被镜头拍了下来。

In 2024, this 83-year-old man collapsed at an ATM.

2024年，这名83岁男子在一台ATM前突然倒下。

15 seconds later,

15秒后，

a woman arriving for work rushed into her office for help.

一名刚来上班的女子冲进办公室求助。

I immediately knew that through my office doors,

我立刻想到，只要进了办公室的门，

I'd have access to some of the world's best nurses, 短語搭配

我就能找到一些世界顶尖的护士，

and I ran inside and screamed for help.

于是我跑进去大声呼救。

Her colleague Whitney Ssinewitz jumped into action. 習語

她的同事Whitney Ssinewitz立即展开行动。

When I heard Kaylee screaming for help,

当我听到Kaylee大声呼救时，

we ran it outside,

我们赶紧跑到外面，

checked for a pulse, 短語搭配

检查他是否有脉搏，

which I didn't feel,

但我没摸到，

and immediately started CPR.

随即开始做心肺复苏。

Incredibly,

令人难以置信的是，

the man's medical emergency was next to an office

男子突发医疗状况的地点旁边，正好有一间办公室，

filled with nurse practitioners from Northwell Health on Long Island. 文化背景

里面全是来自长岛Northwell Health的高级执业护士。

We're kind of used to it in a hospital setting, 語法

在医院环境里，我们多少已经习惯了这种情况，

but this was a little shocking being in an office where we don't see patients.

但在一个平时不接诊患者的办公室里遇到这种事，还是有些震惊。

Nurse Samantha Kovich took over chest compressions. 短語動詞

护士Samantha Kovich接手进行胸外按压。

So,

所以，

I got down,

我蹲下身，

you know,

你知道，

on the floor with Whitney,

和Whitney一起跪在地板上，

um,

嗯，

to help

帮忙

trade off CPR cuz it is tiring. 短語動詞

轮换做心肺复苏，因为真的很累。

Nurse Christina Ferrell,

护士Christina Ferrell：

I ran into the office and grabbed the defibrillator,

我跑进办公室，拿来了除颤器，

which was luckily in one of the rooms closest to the door.

幸好它就在离门最近的一个房间里。

She delivered an electric shock to his heart in hopes of restoring the heartbeat. 短語搭配

她用电击刺激他的心脏，希望恢复心跳。

I have an ER background. 用詞

我有急诊室工作经验。

I just switched off with the girls when they needed. 短語動詞

她们需要休息时，我就和她们轮换。

They revived him,

她们救活了他，

and paramedics arrived.

随后急救人员赶到。

Thanks to these heroes who were in the right place at the right time. 習語

多亏这些在恰当时间出现在恰当地点的英雄。

He didn't have a pulse,

他当时已经没有脉搏，

so if if no one found him, 語法

所以，如果没有人发现他，

he would have died.

他就会死。

Big thank you.

万分感谢。

Thank you.

谢谢。

Daniel Greco and his wife Bonnie later met the team

后来，Daniel Greco和妻子Bonnie见到了

that saved his life

挽救他生命的团队。

as he recovered from triple bypass heart surgery. 文化背景

当时，他正在从心脏三支搭桥手术中康复。

It's

这简直是

a miracle.

奇迹。

I see it,

我亲眼看着这一切，

and I I still don't believe it.

却还是不敢相信。

I don't know how you could thank people,

我不知道该怎样感谢那些

that

挽救了

save your life.

你生命的人。

It was so wonderful to see him to

能见到他，

hug him and meet him for the first time.

第一次与他相见并拥抱他，实在太美好了。

During a 2016 high school volleyball game,

2016年的一场高中排球赛上，

one of the players suddenly collapsed.

一名球员突然倒下。

You can hear when she hit the hardwood floor.

你能听见她撞上硬木地板时的声音。

Teen was in full cardiac arrest, 用詞

这名少女当时心脏骤停，

so a coach performed CPR. 短語搭配

于是，一名教练为她实施心肺复苏。

Then school administrator Julie Sermons rushed in with a defibrillator.

随后，学校行政人员Julie Sermons拿着除颤器冲了过来。

Life started to come back,

她开始恢复生命迹象，

um,

嗯，

in her,

状态在逐渐恢复，

and it was

看到这一幕，

it was wonderful to see.

真的太美好了。

I had pain down my left arm,

我的左臂一路疼痛，

and my heart felt like it was working really hard,

心脏也像是在拼命跳动，

but I just assumed I was out of shape. 習語

但我只以为是自己身体太差。

Desperately praying.

我只能拼命祈祷。

It was 4 and 1/2 minutes.

整整4分半钟。

I mean,

我是说，

it was a long time to watch them

看着他们持续那么久

doing compressions,

做胸外按压，

and definitely we thought we'd lost her. 用詞

我们真的以为已经失去她了。

Feel good.

感觉很好。

Better than before.

比以前更好。

In 2019,

2019年，

this friendly pickup hockey game suddenly turned when one of the players collapsed from a massive heart attack. 用詞

一场友好的业余冰球赛因一名球员突发严重心脏病倒地而骤然生变。

A player from the opposing team then took charge. 短語搭配

随后，对方球队的一名球员站出来主持急救。

He did not receive immediate attention,

如果他没有立刻得到救治，

he probably would not be with us right now.

现在很可能已经不在我们身边了。

As luck would have it, 習語

幸运的是，

he was an emergency room physician.

那名球员是一位急诊医生。

We administered that shock,

我们进行了电击，

and administered a little bit more CPR for another minute and a half,

又继续做了大约一分半钟的心肺复苏，

and then he started breathing on his own. 短語搭配

随后他开始自主呼吸。

The guys were skating the EMS guys out at full speed hanging on to their arms.

大家拉着急救人员的胳膊，在冰面上全速滑行，把他们带了过来。

I was looking up at Dr. Bryant and

我抬头看着Bryant医生，还有

first responder EMS guy that was in the ambulance,

救护车里的那名急救员，

and I had my hockey gear on and two unmatching socks,

自己还穿着冰球装备，脚上是两只不配对的袜子，

so I didn't know I was going to be going for an ambulance right that day.

我根本没想到那天自己会被救护车拉走。

The chances of having a cardiac arrest,

心脏骤停本来就是小概率事件，

but having it 10 yards away from an emergency room doctor in an ice rink that's equipped with a defibrillator, 短語搭配

而我偏偏就在离急诊医生不到10码、又配有除颤器的冰场上发病，

I'm just I'm a blessed man,

我真是个受到上天眷顾的人，

and I'm very,

我非常、

very lucky.

非常幸运。

In 2022,

2022年，

a referee wobbled and collapsed during a basketball game in upstate New York.

在纽约州北部的一场篮球赛中，一名裁判身体摇晃后倒下。

A player ran to the ref's side and performed chest compressions.

一名球员跑到裁判身边，为他实施胸外按压。

I run towards the emergency, 表達脈絡

我会冲向突发状况，

I don't run away from him.

而不是转身逃开。

25-year-old Miles Copeland was a firefighter with the Toledo,

25岁的Miles Copeland是俄亥俄州托莱多市

Ohio Fire Department.

消防局的一名消防员。

I just don't happen to feel a pulse. 語法

我就是摸不到脉搏。

I don't he's not breathing.

他也没有呼吸。

In the stands was the ref's fiancee Donna.

裁判的未婚妻Donna当时就在看台上。

I mean,

我是说，

he he was gone.

他……他已经没了。

I mean,

我是说，

that's the fear.

这正是最可怕的事。

So,

所以，

my only hope was that they could bring him back. 短語動詞

我唯一的希望就是他们能把他救回来。

For 30 minutes,

在30分钟里，

Copeland worked to get 61-year-old John Sculley's heart going again. 語法

Copeland一直努力让61岁的John Sculley恢复心跳。

It was an eternity. 習語

那仿佛有一个世纪那么漫长。

And watching your loved one's chest get pumped like that,

看着你所爱之人的胸口被那样反复按压，

it's terrorizing.

真的让人恐惧万分。

And they finally came out and said,

最后，他们终于出来说，

he's back. 用詞

他回来了。

You know,

你知道，

he's talking,

他能说话了，

he's alert.

人也很清醒。

He was kind of jokingly saying that he was going to go just back in and wreck the rest of the game.

他还半开玩笑地说，自己要回去把剩下的比赛搅个天翻地覆。

A young man who never saw the team

一个此前从未见过这支球队的年轻人，

was just skating by

当时只是刚好滑冰经过，

stepped in 短語動詞

却挺身而出，

and saved our lives.

拯救了我们的生命。

Myles,

Myles，

my heart literally goes out to you 習語

我真的打从心底感激你，

for saving my life.

感谢你救了我的命。

You are my hero.

你是我的英雄。

It really makes me feel feel really good.

这真的让我感觉特别特别好。

I love him.

我爱他。

You know,

你知道，

I'm his biggest fan he's ever going to have in this world.

我会是他这辈子最忠实的粉丝。

Did you feel like you stood up?

你感觉自己像是站起来了吗？

Yes,

是的，

sit down.

坐下吧。

In March of 2025,

2025年3月，

53-year-old Jeff Goss and his wife Michelle were headed to an Arizona Cardinals football game when their living room surveillance camera caught his medical emergency. 短語搭配

53岁的Jeff Goss和妻子Michelle正准备去看Arizona Cardinals的橄榄球比赛时，客厅监控拍下了他突发疾病的经过。

Jeff came out saying he was nauseous,

Jeff走出来说他感到恶心，

he was dry heaving, 用詞

一直干呕，

he was like coughing violently,

还在剧烈咳嗽，

and I kept saying, 語法

我不停地问，

what's wrong?

怎么了？

And then he kind of swayed,

接着，他有些摇摇晃晃，

and I put him on the couch.

我便把他扶到沙发上。

I thought it really wasn't that bad,

我觉得真没那么严重，

and I kept telling her,

所以一直对她说，

don't call,

别打电话，

that I was fine.

我没事。

Did your chest hurt?

你的胸口疼吗？

Once he said his chest hurt,

他一说胸口疼，

I was like, 語氣意圖

我就想，

oh,

哦，

okay,

好吧，

wait,

等一下，

this this might be a heart attack.

这……这可能是心脏病发作。

Oh,

哦，

yeah,

对，

he's

他正在

having a heart attack.

心脏病发作。

She was right.

她说对了。

Jeff was in the middle of a massive heart attack called a widow maker. 文化背景

Jeff当时正经历一种被称为“寡妇制造者”的严重心脏病发作。

It's kind of mild at first,

一开始症状还比较轻，

but then it it gradually just got worse and worse. 語法

但随后就逐渐变得越来越严重。

59 minutes after Michelle called 911,

Michelle拨打911后的59分钟，

Jeff was in surgery to unblock his artery with a stent. 文化背景

Jeff已经在接受手术，医生用支架疏通了他的动脉。

Anne Murano has more. 表達脈絡

下面由Anne Murano带来更多报道。

Michelle says she posted the video because she wants everyone to know that in real life, 短語搭配

Michelle说，她发布这段视频，是想让所有人知道，在现实生活中，

heart attacks don't always look like they do in TV shows 語法

心脏病发作并不总像电视剧里演的那样，

and in movies.

也不总像电影里演的那样。

She actually had just watched an episode of Dexter Original Sin.

事实上，她刚看过一集《Dexter: Original Sin》。

Well,

当时，

Dexter's father suffered a heart attack.

Dexter的父亲心脏病发作。

A lot of times when people are having heart attacks in real life,

现实中，人们心脏病发作时，

it's really nothing like what we see on TV.

往往和我们在电视上看到的完全不同。

It may just be some shortness of breath, 講解

可能只是有些呼吸短促，

some indigestion,

有些消化不良，

sweatiness,

出汗，

nausea,

恶心，

and these can be the predominant signs.

而这些可能就是最主要的征兆。

On a personal note, 表達脈絡

说点我个人的经历，

sharing everything.

我愿意把一切都分享出来。

Um,

嗯，

my father had a heart attack at 49,

我父亲49岁时心脏病发作，

massive.

非常严重。

If he wasn't with someone,

如果当时他身边没人，

he wouldn't be here.

他就活不到今天。

What would have happened if she wasn't there?

如果她当时不在，会发生什么？

It would not have been good. 語氣意圖

后果会非常糟糕。

The doctor told us if it had been 10 more minutes that 語法

医生告诉我们，如果再晚10分钟，

that he wouldn't be here,

他就不会在这里了，

so.

所以……

For Inside Edition Digital,

这里是Inside Edition Digital，

I'm Andrea Swindle.

我是Andrea Swindle。