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• An American Heart Class – 43 Integrative QuestionsAxe Vale
  Interactive CPR & First Aid Guide Master Life-Saving Skills: The Interactive CPR Lab Seconds count. Are you ready? Static manuals can’t build muscle memory. Whether you’re prepping for an AHA certification or just want to protect your family, our interactive suite turns theory into action. Move from bystander to lifesaver by testing your instincts in real-time. ...
• The Big Picture–RTS Medical MissionsChristina Bassan
  In March 2024, In-Pulse CPR partnered with others to bring lifesaving CPR and First Aid training to Jimaní, Dominican Republic, a small town located just four minutes from the Haitian border. With donated manikins from the American Heart Association, the In-Pulse CPR team trained approximately 30 staff members from RTS Missions, a highly active mission organization ...

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• CPR in SchoolsLaura Crider
  Before he graduates from high school, you know that your student will be taught about literature, algebra, and even health. Today’s public school teachers work hard to give students a well-rounded education. However, some schools also give students an added bonus. When students from these schools receive their high school diplomas, they have CPR knowledge ...
• AED MisconceptionsDerek Walborn
  AEDs are complicated, highly specialized medical devices. As a result, they can be very intimidating and even frightening for people to imagine having to use in an emergency situation. We have all seen the movies where, during a scene of high drama, the device is charged and used to violently revive someone from a near death situation. While AEDs are ...
• Studies: Bystanders Who Know CPR Save Lives!Tom Sirmons
  Written by Tom Sirmons                                                      A wealth of recent research* reaches the same conclusion: those who suffer cardiac arrest are far more likely to survive long-term if a bystander immediately begins proper CPR. That’s especially true when emergency medical personnel are unable reach the scene within eight minutes. BUT – considering that brain damage from ...
• First Aid Training for Pets: Cactus Needles and Learning the Basics of Wound CareDonna Ryan
  First aid training always allows you to stay conscious about what to do in case a person or animal needs care. One of the essential components to the training includes wound care. Learning wound care – preventing infections and controlling bleeding is fundamental to saving a person’s or animal’s life.  Cholla Charlie’s Crisis Both people and pets ...

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