Extended Resuscitation: Rescue Efforts Show Promise, Even After 25-Minute Mark
While it’s commonly thought that CPR and other life-saving rescue efforts offer diminishing returns after a few minutes, recent data suggests that persistence can pay off. A recent case in North Carolina showed that there is indeed promise for continuing rescue efforts for victims of cardiac arrest 25 to 30 minutes beyond initial response. […]
When the Rescuer Needs Rescued: Introducing Firefighter-Down CPR
All rescue efforts involving CPR always focus on innocent bystanders, victims of sudden cardiac arrest and other unfortunate victims. And while these efforts are noble in their own pursuits, there is one person who is usually ignored when CPR training is discussed: the first responders. While relatively rare, there are cases where CPR […]
Heroic CPR Story Emerges from TransAsia Flight Disaster
When TransAsia Flight GE235 crashed earlier last month in Taiwan, the horrifying images from the disaster were all over the news. The accident claimed 43 lives, with 15 lucky survivors. One of the hopeful and inspiring stories that have emerged from the tragedy involves a father who saved his baby son with CPR. […]
Top 6 Medical Schools & Hospitals for Corona
BLS Classes in Corona – The First Step toward a Dream Medical Care Career Corona’s advantageous location in Southern California makes it ideal for medical professionals, nurses, EMT technicians and other healthcare professionals. Firmly entrenched in the Inland Empire yet only a short drive from Los Angeles, the city offers outstanding regional medical facilities. […]