Abstract
The "out-of-hospital cardiac arrest" is a term used to describe the event of heart activity cessation that occurs in a setting that is outside of a healthcare center. The bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the induction of the life-saving sequence are mandatory to increase the chance of survival for a victim of cardiac arrest. However, the general public is still in lag in their knowledge in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and hesitates to offer help due to the low number of certified basic life support candidates. Moreover, witnessing a live management of a cardiac arrest event could be a potential influential motive for an individual to attempt acquiring the basic life support skills.