Sports Injuries for Children: CPR and First Aid Training for Parents

Sports Injuries for Children: CPR and First Aid Training for Parents

The score bantered back and forth until about midway through the third quarter when the players began to fatigue. Slowly, the gap formed, and our team fell behind by 10 points. I knew the game was essentially over, and my interest shifted to the players, the staggering difference in their heights and sizes (even though […]

SureFire CPR Awards Medical Scholarship to Chapman University Student

SureFire CPR Awards Medical Scholarship to Chapman University Student

SureFire CPR is proud to announce that Stephanie Swan, a master’s student at Chapman University, is the recipient of this year’s SureFire CPR Scholarship. With the recognition, Stephanie receives a $1,000 prize to use toward the cost of pursuing her Masters of Science degree in athletic training. Stephanie learned how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) […]

The Lifeguard

The Lifeguard

Becoming a lifeguard at a beach or pool carries with it a lot of responsibility. It is exciting and rewarding to be part of a team whose job it is to allow folks to enjoy their summer time in the water, safely. What does it take to become a lifeguard? Read on at our blog!

What to Do If a Rib Breaks During CPR

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 […]

Top Jobs in Long Beach That Require CPR Certification

Many professionals in Long Beach, CA are required to know CPR in order to be considered for employment, mainly because thousands of health-related emergencies happen every year in the U.S. If you are passionate about helping others in your community and joining the healthcare field, whether in direct-patient care or not, check out these Long […]

Revised CPR Technique Hopes to Boost the Frequency of Bystander CPR

Every five years, the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation and American Heart Association revisit research and data and in turn, issue changes to the CPR administration. In October 2010, a significant change was made: a shift away from the ABC technique (airway, breathing, and circulation) and towards a CAB approach (chest compressions, airway, and breathing.)

Training Children in Compression-Only CPR

Very often, we look at the need for onsite CPR training through the lens of adults. Onsite classes are a must for businesses, schools, and any sort of organization for a host of obvious reasons. Yet for equally obvious reasons, it’s also critical to teach children the basics of CPR. Check out how in our blog post!

What To Do If Someone Is Choking

Would you know what to do if someone you were sharing a Valentine’s Day meal with began to choke? There may only be minutes for you to respond and potentially save a life!

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