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• Tracking Staff CPR and BLS Expirations: A Simple System for EmployersTroy Bowman
  Keeping your team’s CPR and BLS certifications current shouldn’t mean a last-minute scramble every time a card nears expiration. The most reliable system comes down to three habits: maintain one central list, assign clear ownership, and start renewals well before deadlines hit. At any given moment, you should be able to answer three questions: Who is current, who ...
• Patient Care Technician Classes Near Me: Training, Certification and BLS RequirementsTroy Bowman
  If you’re searching for patient care technician classes near me, you’re probably looking for a hands-on healthcare career that can get you working directly with patients. Patient Care Technicians, often called PCTs, assist nurses and other healthcare professionals with everyday patient care in hospitals, clinics, dialysis centers, rehabilitation facilities, and other medical settings. While In-Pulse CPR does ...

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• Why do we need CPR training?Siam B
  Introduction Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 600,000 lives each year. What makes this even more urgent is where cardiac arrests happen. More than half occur outside of hospitals, often in homes, workplaces, or public spaces. In these moments, survival doesn’t begin with doctors or equipment—it begins ...
• CPR in BabiesSiam B
  Introduction There are some subtle differences in performing CPR in babies compared to adults and older children. Babies are not only smaller in size but are also fragile- CPR done inappropriately can cause damage to many internal organs in children less than 1 year of age. But it is important to know how to perform CPR ...
• CPR 101 – Common questions you might askDerek Walborn
  Common CPR questions How do I know if the CPR is actually working? While it is difficult to know if applying chest compressions are having an effect on a person’s pulse, you can take note of whether or not the victim’s chest is rising when you breathe into their mouth. Can I accidentally kill someone while giving them ...
• Studies Show Bystander CPR Saves LivesTom Sirmons
  Written by Tom Sirmons When someone suffers sudden cardiac arrest, the person standing nearby may be their best chance of survival. Cardiac arrest happens when the heart suddenly stops pumping blood effectively. Within seconds, the person usually becomes unresponsive and stops breathing normally. Without blood flow, the brain and other vital organs quickly begin to suffer damage. That ...

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