Understanding the Mental Challenge of Administering CPR Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) saves thousands of lives annually. However, the mental challenge of administering effective CPR often prevents bystanders from taking action. Despite widespread training availability, only 35% to 40% of cardiac arrest victims receive bystander CPR globally. This alarming statistic reveals that psychological barriers, not just a lack of knowledge, prevent life-saving interventions. The mental challenge of administering CPR extends beyond technical skills. It involves confronting fear, managing stress, and overcoming psychological hesitation in emergency situations. Understanding these challenges helps us prepare better responders and ultimately save more lives. What Are the Challenges of CPR? The Psychological Barriers Stress-Induced Performance Decline Emergency situations trigger intense stress responses that significantly impact CPR performance. High-stress environments activate the body...