How to Save a Life – Reversing an Overdose
Administering naloxone, commonly known as the brand name NARCAN®, is easy to administer and can reverse a fentanyl overdose by blocking the effects of the opioid. People who are experiencing an overdose may have extremely slowed or stopped breathing, make choking, gurgling or snoring sounds, have blue lips or fingertips, or are completely unresponsive. Naloxone can quickly restore normal respiration and can be given by injection or nasal spray.
Does your business or organization need a NaloxBox Kit? This is a harm reduction effort designed to ensure that individuals working in high drug traffic areas can respond to overdose emergencies and assist while waiting for Emergency Medical Services. Always call 911!
Each kit will include:
• 1 NaloxBox
• 2 Narcan kits (each contains 8 mg., so that is 16mg of Narcan
• 1 installation instruction sheet
• 1 placard; and
• 1 triangular sign per Camden County facility.
Virtual Training Video
Video Credit: University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Annenberg School for Communication
University of Pennsylvania
Watch this demonstration below:
Instructions on ways to watch:
Watch the training video on an Android Phone
1) Make sure you have a Google Cardboard or a similar VR headset. These cost about $10 and are widely available on the Internet.
2) Install the YouTube App: If you haven’t already, download and install the YouTube app on your smartphone from the Google Play Store (for Android).
3) Be sure the audio is up on your phone.
4) Open the YouTube App
5) In the search bar, type the url for the Camden County New Jersey Youtube channel
6) In the search bar, type the name of the VR Naloxone Training Video: Naloxone Training Video
7) Select the video. When it loads, press the “full screen” icon that looks like this: 
8) When the video is loaded full screen, touch the screen anywhere to bring up the video controls (pause, closed captions, settings etc.) one of these will be the Google Cardboard icon which looks like: 
9) Press that to split the video into left and right eye views.
10) Insert Your Smartphone into the viewer, ensure the screen aligns with the Cardboard’s lenses.
11) Close the front panel of the Google Cardboard to secure your smartphone in place.
12) Hold your Google Cardboard up to your eyes
13) ) Move your head around to look in different directions, and you’ll see the 360-degree video respond to your movements. It’s an immersive experience!
Watch the immersive training video on an Apple iPhone
1. Watching the video on an Apple phone is sightly different because iPhones don’t natively support non-Apple VR videos.
2. There are a number of third party VR viewing apps for the iPhone, one that we’ve found works well is Homido Player, which you can find in the App Store. Install that and open it.
3. In the Homido menu, select “Internet Browser”
4. Where it say “enter url” enter: https://tinyurl.com/NJVRNaloxiPhone
6. When the video loads, be sure that the “flat / 360” icon is set to “360” and the SBS (“side by side” mode is turned on (when it’s turned on the button will read “SBS OFF”) The Side by Side mode splits the video into left and right eye views)
(This is with side by side turned off)
( This is side by side turned on, this is what you want to see)
7. Insert Your Smartphone into the viewer, ensure the screen aligns with the Cardboard’s lenses.
8. Close the front panel of the Google Cardboard to secure your smartphone in place.
9. Hold your Google Cardboard up to your eyes
10. Move your head around to look in different directions, and you’ll see the 360-degree video respond to your movements. It’s an immersive experience!
Watching the video on a desktop
While the video was designed to be watched in VR you can still watch it on an ordinary desktop computer with limited functionality
1. Open the YouTube App
2. In the search bar, type the url for the Camden County New Jersey Youtube channel
3. In the search bar, type the name of the VR Naloxone Training Video: Naloxone Training Video
4. Click play
5. You can click in the video with your mouse and drag to look left, right, up and down.