The Cost of Not Being CPR-Certified
For those who are looking to earn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, it pays to choose a proven CPR training provider. By doing so, an individual can become a CPR expert in no time at all. Plus, this individual can learn what it takes to administer life-saving assistance to cardiac arrest and heart attack victims. Cardiac […]
Why New Mothers Need CPR Training
For new mothers, everyday life is both exciting and stressful. A new mom’s day-to-day activities center around a newborn, and she will do everything possible to ensure her baby is safe and healthy. That way, a new mom can reduce the risk of emergencies that may put her son or daughter at risk. How a […]
Top 5 Reasons for Being CPR Certified
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) represents a life-saving skill. It empowers everyday people to become heroes, enabling them to resuscitate someone who goes into cardiac arrest. At the same time, earning CPR certification may seem like a major struggle, particularly for those who have limited time and resources at their disposal. But individuals who spend even a […]
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Myth Busters! 5 Common CPR Myths Debunked
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) often proves to be the difference between life and death for sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) victims. As such, those who can administer the right combination of chest compressions and rescue breathing can increase the likelihood of an SCA victim’s survival. CPR techniques may be used in a wide range of emergencies, […]
What to Do If a Rib Breaks During CPR
Did you know that CPR compressions can be strong enough to break a rib? Most people are aware that CPR requires strong compressions to the chest delivered at a certain rate. However, many are unaware of just how forceful and deep these compressions might need to be in order for CPR to succeed and blood […]
Heart Attack Symptoms for Women – No Chest Pain?
Heart Attacks are a scary thought for everyone. New research shows that heart attack symptoms for women can be very different than those of men. In this week’s blog post we look at the symptoms of heart attacks in women and how to recognize them.
3 Things To Teach Your Kids Before Leaving Them Home Alone
Whether you’re looking to enjoy a night out, date night or some simple alone time, you’ll need to teach your children how to take care of themselves, so they can keep your home in order while you’re away. Your kids are getting older, which means they are becoming better equipped to take care of themselves. […]
Bugs and Basic First Aid
Bugs and basic first aid can make or break a trip in nature. Make sure you are prepared for those trips into the wonderful wilderness by taking a basic first aid course.
Avalanche Resuscitation Guideline – Winter CPR
The winter season is in full swing, and avalanche awareness is the primary topic laypeople and healthcare personnel alike need to review. For winter recreationists traveling in avalanche terrain, you may be the one to initiate a search and rescue for a companion. Trained avalanche professionals aren’t going to be the first to the scene; […]
Why Is the Demand for CPR-Certified Workers Increasing?
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training offers immense value, particularly for those who want to boost their earnings and accelerate their career growth in the foreseeable future.
The Chain of Survival: Here’s What You Need to Know
What does it take to survive in an emergency? Ultimately, emergency cardiovascular care (ECC) is paramount.
Looking for the Right New Year’s Resolution? Become CPR-Certified Today
2017 has arrived, but there’s still plenty of time to make a New Year’s resolution.
Time Matters: Why Is Immediate Help Crucial During SCA Emergencies?
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is a life-threatening condition that continues to plague individuals across the United States.
How to Identify and Treat an Acute Stroke
An acute stroke may occur without warning. However, those who understand the different types of acute strokes may be able to identify stroke symptoms and respond accordingly.