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• The Muscle Memory of Life: Why Our Live Skills Sessions Are Non-NegotiableTroy Bowman
  When a life is on the line, the difference between success and failure is muscle memory. High-quality CPR is a hands-on skill you simply cannot learn from a screen.During a real cardiac arrest, your body relies on trained muscle memory—not theoretical knowledge. And that level of readiness only comes from live, instructor-led CPR practice, not ...
• 🩺 AHA 2025 Medical Professionals Guide: Critical Changes for Healthcare ProvidersTroy Bowman
  Introduction The American Heart Association (AHA) has released its 2025 updates to the Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) and to Hypertension Management. These evidence-based revisions impact prehospital responders, hospital teams, and clinicians focused on cardiovascular prevention and resuscitation outcomes. Below is a concise summary of the key updates most relevant to medical professionals. Major ...

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• CPR and its MeaningMollie Bowman
  Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation or CPR is simply a way of “buying time”
• CPR and First Aid for BabysittersLaura_Frost
  As a child care provider you should know what to look for in signs of a child being in a struggle. This could be anything from their breathing stopping to their choking on a small wrapper. As a babysitter or
• Family of Lost Teen Calls for Further Use of CPR and AEDsRobin Johnson
  Morgan Wilson dies at age of 17 when her heart stops. If staff had adequate training in CPR and access to an AED, she might be alive today. Several factors can lead to an individual’s heartbeat or breathing unexpectedly coming to a halt, from blood infections, to heart attacks, to simple accidents. Even when the cause ...
• A Brief History Of CPRAnonymous
  CPR courses are organized and taught to help provide medical professionals, first responders, caregivers, and everyday people the training and tools to help resuscitate an unresponsive person. But how did the medical science behind resuscitating people develop over time to become a well-researched and highly effective method of saving lives that just about anybody can ...

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