by Leonard TelfordUpdated October 2026 with current seizure First Aid guidance. A seizure can be frightening to witness, especially if you have never seen one before. A person may suddenly lose awareness, fall, stiffen, jerk, stare, or become confused. The most important thing a first aider can do is stay calm and focus on seizure First Aid. […]
by Susan PattersonWritten by Susan PattersonUpdated October 2026 with current hiking-safety and First Aid guidance. A hike can be one of the best ways to spend a day outdoors. It can also go sideways surprisingly fast. A wrong turn, sudden storm, twisted ankle, heat illness, or empty water bottle can turn an easy afternoon hike into a […]
by Benjamin RousseyUpdated October 2026 with current CPR and trauma-response guidance. Some emergencies happen so quickly that nobody has time to prepare. That was the idea behind this older In-Pulse CPR story about a father named Joe Fernando, his daughter Emily, and a sudden emergency at an amusement park. The original article described Joe as a librarian […]
by Pearl SalkinWritten by Pearl SalkinUpdated September 2026 with current beach-safety and First Aid guidance. A day at the beach should be relaxing. But beaches also come with hazards that can turn a fun afternoon into an emergency very quickly. A little preparation, attention to the weather, and basic beach safety and First Aid knowledge can make […]
by Benjamin RousseyUpdated September 2026 to reflect current CPR, AED, and trauma-response guidance. A serious car crash can become a medical emergency in seconds. For Robert Hill, what began as a routine drive home with his two children turned into a life-or-death rescue when another driver crashed into a minivan at an intersection. The crash was violent […]
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by Laura_FrostAs 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
by Benjamin RousseyUpdated September 2026 with current CPR and emergency-response information. Teenagers sometimes believe they are invincible. That confidence, mixed with alcohol and poor judgment, can turn a fun night into a life-threatening emergency in just a few seconds. Imagine three recent high school graduates celebrating together at a friend’s house. With no adults home, and after […]
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by Carin MangimeliHiking, biking, walking and camping are just a few of the many activities pursued during the summer months. However, due to these activities, as well as the increased actions of people during these months, it is the time of the year when one is at the greatest risk for injury.
by Troy BowmanIf you’re a Century College student who needs BLS CPR certification for your program, In-Pulse CPR offers convenient American Heart Association BLS Provider classes throughout the Twin Cities. Century College specifically lists American Heart Association BLS Provider certification for its nursing program, and BLS certification is also required in several other healthcare programs. Which CPR […]
by Troy BowmanUpdated September 2026 with current University of South Florida program information. If you’re a University of South Florida student who needs BLS CPR certification, In-Pulse CPR offers convenient American Heart Association BLS Provider classes throughout the Tampa Bay area. We regularly train nursing students and other healthcare students who need current CPR certification for school, […]
by Pamela ArsenaEven though most of the time spent at the pool will be fun and safe one most consider the risk of pool related injuries. Are you prepared to
by Nupur AgarwalHowever we cannot control the forces of nature. In case you may lose your bearings and be forced to spend the night unexpectedly. Daypack of a hunter should include a map…
by Jennifer CFrom the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee to the rugged beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee offers some of the most scenic hiking in the Southeast. Families explore waterfall trails near Chattanooga, weekend hikers head to Fall Creek Falls, and adventure seekers climb high-elevation routes in the Smokies. But Tennessee’s natural beauty comes with […]