#CPR Healthcare Training

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CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training is an essential skill for anyone pursuing a career in healthcare. For those enrolled in a CNA training program in Daly City, California, mastering CPR is not merely an optional skill but a critical component of their education. This training prepares future CNAs to handle emergencies effectively, providing life-saving interventions when every second counts. Students gain hands-on experience in techniques to maintain circulation and breathing during cardiac arrest or severe medical emergencies.

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How important is it for people of all ages, from children to adults, to be educated about CPR and first aid?

It is necessary that we undergo CPR and First Aid training in Ontario so as to be ready for emergencies anywhere at any time. Such knowledge gives people a chance to react on time during bad situations like heart failure or accidents. Their training aims at improving personal self-confidence while making towns safer and better prepared in case of an immediate problem. For more information :- https://qr.ae/p2KI9U

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Knowing how to respond to an emergency can be the difference between life and death. CPR training courses in Annapolis, Maryland, equip individuals with the crucial skills needed to act swiftly and effectively in critical situations. These courses provide comprehensive training that covers the essential techniques of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), enabling participants to confidently handle emergencies. Whether you are a healthcare professional or a concerned citizen, these skills are invaluable in saving lives.

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In today’s fast-paced world, being prepared for emergencies is paramount. Whether you’re a parent, a healthcare professional, or simply a concerned citizen, enrolling in a CPR class in Park Ridge, IL can provide invaluable skills that could save a life. CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is a technique used to revive individuals experiencing cardiac arrest or respiratory failure. By learning CPR, you become equipped with the knowledge and confidence to act swiftly in critical situations.

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CPR Training On the GO!

Reaching Everyone Everywhere with Care can take care of all of your CPR Needs! We can certify you in Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR, Heartsaver CPR, Infant CPR, AED Training. Check out the BEST CPR Training in town! We also have fun as a group! Group Pricing is available for 4 or more!

Here's a little bit of why CPR Training is so important!

The Lifesaving Power of CPR:

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a critical skill that can make the difference between life and death in emergency situations. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a parent, or simply a concerned citizen, understanding and being able to perform CPR is invaluable. In this blog, we’ll explore the importance of CPR, the steps involved, and how you can get trained to save lives.

Understanding CPR: What Is It?

CPR is an emergency procedure performed when the heart stops beating. It combines chest compressions and artificial ventilation to maintain circulatory flow and oxygenation during cardiac arrest. The main goal of CPR is to keep oxygenated blood flowing to the brain and other vital organs until professional medical help arrives.

Finding the Best CPR Training

The quality of CPR training can significantly impact your ability to effectively perform the procedure. Here are some top options for CPR training and ReachingEEC is AHA certified who can certify anyone within the United States.

American Heart Association (AHA): AHA is a renowned provider of CPR training, offering courses for both healthcare providers and the general public. Their courses are comprehensive, widely respected, and include hands-on practice with mannequins.

2. Red Cross: The Red Cross provides excellent CPR training with a focus on practical skills and real-life scenarios. They offer both in-person and blended learning options, which combine online coursework with in-person practice.

3. National Safety Council (NSC): NSC offers detailed CPR training that includes additional first aid techniques. Their programs are available for different skill levels and are often integrated into workplace safety training.

4. Online Courses: For those with busy schedules, accredited online courses can be a flexible and effective way to learn CPR. Websites like ProCPR and CPR Certification Institute provide certification courses that are recognized nationwide.

Book your CPR course with the BEST CPR training center in town!

At Reaching EEC we want to help you obtain the CPR skills needed to save a life!

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Call or Text 561-571-2295

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AHA CPR Certification Courses in California: Saving Lives, One Certification at a Time.

To acquire the abilities necessary for performing life-saving measures, look into AHA CPR Certification Courses in California. Through our programs, we give you the training you need to properly manage problems, including certification. CPR certification is now available in California. Join us.

[cannabiscomrade]

great allergy post btw!!

I think its easy to say good allergies aren’t that bad because they’re avoidable and the symptoms aren’t really chronic in the same sense that typical disabilities are. But my god the social effects! Having to bring your own food everywhere and be mindful about traveling and plane rides constantly is really draining after a while, especially with very common allergens like gluten or meat or egg. Like it’s crazy to me that most people can just eat whatever (like random food trucks in particular because damn I wish) because I’ve never gotten to do that

also the comorbidities! asthma alone accounts for a long term impact of allergen exposure.

people do not care to understand the severity of anaphylaxis and I've even been in first aid trainings where all they did was pass the Epi-Pen trainer around. a certain popular public charter [R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D] doesn't even mandate allergy certification through the first aid/cpr provider they choose. (a majority of first aid/cpr courses I've taken are phenomenal with allergy training fwiw)

ANYWAYS here are the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis and what to do if you or someone is experiencing them!

If you or someone you know is experiencing anaphylaxis, call emergency services immediately. Do not delay care. If you're unsure, call anyways. Symptoms can be rapid or within 2 hours of exposure.

Do not delay care after administering epinephrine (Epi-Pen, Adrenaclick, Auvi-Q, etc), it is only temporary, hospital care is necessary.

Do not assume that someone with an allergy has an epinephrine injector, especially in places where you have to pay for healthcare.

If someone goes unresponsive and is not breathing during an allergic reaction, start CPR (adult | child+infant) immediately.

Image description: an infographic from the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Connection Team titled "SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF ANAPHYLAXIS"

Anaphylaxis (an-a-fi-LAK-sis) is a serious allergic reaction that comes on quickly and has the potential to become life-threatening. The most common anaphylactic reactions are to foods, venom, medications, and latex. Anaphylaxis signs and symptoms that may occur alone or in any combination after exposure to an allergen include:

MOUTH: itching, tingling, swelling of the lips/tongue/palate (roof of the mouth)

THROAT: hoarseness, tightening of throat, difficulty swallowing, hacking cough, stridor (a loud, high-pitched sound when breathing in)

LUNGS: shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing, chest pain, tightness

GUT: abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea

CNS/BRAIN: anxiety, panic, sense of doom

EYES/NOSE: runny nose, stuffy nose, sneezing, watery red eyes, itchy eyes, swollen eyes SKIN: hives or other rash, redness/flushing, itching, swelling

CIRCULATION/HEART: chest pain, low blood pressure, weak pulse, shock, pale blue color, dizziness or fainting, lethargy (lack of energy)

Symptoms involving the throat, lungs, and circulation/heart are marked with asterisks, indicating immediate and potential life-threatening symptoms.

Consult with a board-certified allergist for an accurate diagnosis and management plan.

Although the majority of individuals experiencing anaphylaxis have skin symptoms, some of the most severe cases have no rash, hives, swelling

EPINEPHRINE is the first-line of treatment for anaphylaxis Antihistamines, inhalers, & other treatments should only be used as secondary treatment. Always carry two epinephrine auto-injectors at all times.

When you, or someone you know, begin to experience symptoms, CALL 9-1-1 IMMEDIATELY!

FAACT Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Connection Team

AWARENESS • ADVOCACY • EDUCATION www.FoodAllergyAwareness.org

(513) 342-1293 Fax (513) 342-1239

P.O. Box 511 West Chester, OH 45071 info@FoodAllergyAwareness.org

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Requisite needle and med drop off at every pharmacy and hospital

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Libraries open 24/7

More public restroom (business incentives for public restrooms)

More public transit stops and shorter time between pick ups

Free healthcare

Free college courses, only pay for use of credit towards degree

Required narcan and cpr training for all able tax payers

Landlord penalization for extended vacancies on residential and business properties

Extended park hours

Better street lighting

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All public resources in multiple languages available digitally and physically

365 KN95 masks and 52 covid tests to each resident of the city delivered annually for free. Additional available upon request.

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Look. I say this as someone who works in healthcare, has taken multiple BLS/CPR and street medic trainings, and has not one but three First Aid kits (one upstairs, small one in the car, small one in the bugout bag):

Some of y’all are being ASSHOLES about this.

How about instead of treating people like shit and berating them for not having certain training or resources, let’s tell them how they can access that training and resources, hm?

This is a London-based street medicine institute. If you scroll down they have a map that links you to various organizations around the world that provide basic medical training to the community, often pro bono.

The Red Cross is another international organization that provides a variety of inexpensive courses at different skill levels. They also provide a guide to building your own first aid kit. (And no, a tourniquet is not on that guide. In fact, I’ve taken multiple first aid and street medicine courses and none of them covered how to use a tourniquet. It’s now on my personal list of things to learn but is absolutely not something we should fucking shame people for not knowing, ffs.)

Some hospitals and other medical organizations will send you a free first aid kit. This is regionally dependent and highly variable, but it’s worth googling to find out.

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I've always been curious about this, but whats Sy and Times relationship like in the Healthcare au? I know(atleast im pretty sure?) That Sky tends to stay or be over alot at Times

Sky and Time met during the Hyrulean Civil War that takes place prior to the LU in Healthcare story. While most pilots who flew to the hospital would stay with their helicopters, Sky would do his checks and then go to the emergency room to help out as best he could so long as he wasn't getting called to another mission. He didn't have much training, but he could fetch supplies and knew CPR. He met Time when they were coding a patient. Time and Warriors steadily saw more of Sky in their little emergency room, and then once they saw him in the barracks they became friends.

Time took Warriors, Sky, and Wind under his wing during the war, though he and Wars are on a bit more equal terms. He called them his Lost Boys. They were his family. But Sky vanished without a trace for years, and Time presumed he'd been killed in the war. After they reunited it was back to how things were. Sky's basically his kid in his eyes.

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Why Opt for an Online First Aid CPR Training?

Accidents happen, and people are not guaranteed to be safe from physical injury, disease, or stress. The best thing people can do is prepare for accidents, mishaps, and happenings. Knowledge of A first aid course in Mississauga has various benefits. Heart Starters Inc.’s first aid training course only takes a few hours, but it will provide an individual with all the knowledge needed to deal with an emergency. Read more:- https://heartstarters.ca/why-opt-for-an-online-first-aid-cpr-training-an-unmatched-guide/

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Fun fact I learned at work- everyone knows Stayin Alive and Another One Bites The Dust. And if you hate those don't worry, healthcare professionals LOVE to make playlists of songs that work in their place.

But nothing was funnier than when we did CPR training and the woman in charge said "People hate this one but they never forget it" and then blasted Baby Shark at full volume

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What the Fuck is an IFAK?

And why you need one

IFAK stands for Individual First Aid Kit. It’s a kit that’s small enough to be carried easily on a chest rig or other easily-accessible location, at all times. Its purpose is mainly to treat traumatic gunshot wounds or other hemorrhagic injuries that will result in death very quickly. The point is to be able to keep the patient alive until help arrives. EMS wait times can be super long and they’re only getting worse as the United States Healthcare System is collapsing in real time around us.

What you NEED:

COMBAT APPLICATION TOURNIQUET (C-A-T)  (DO NOT BUY FROM AMAZON)  At least 1, ideally 2.  The more the better.  combattourniquet.com -  Do not practice with the one you keep in your kit, get an extra if you need to practice using one.  They are meant for one time use.

Hemostatic Gauze (QuikClot or CELOX - NOT POWDER)

Regular Gauze.  More than you think.  Z-fold in a sealed plastic package is ideal.  North American Rescue sells packets of this that are perfect.

Rolled gauze, cloth medical tape, or vet wrap. OR Israeli bandages

Sharpie

Mylar Space Blanket(s)

Chest Seals, several

Nitrile gloves - Blue is ideal, Black looks cooler but is NOT GOOD for doing blood sweeps on trauma patients

Narcan spray (Find a local source at Next Distro)

Helpful to have but not necessary:

EMT Shears

Additional PPE - N95 masks, cpr masks, face shields, trauma gowns

No one is coming to save us. Not in any timely manner at least.  We need IFAKs to save ourselves until EMS can get to us. If they come at all.

Shootings like Pulse and Club Q are escalating. Your favorite gay bar, your pride parade, even your grocery store could become a target for far-right terrorists at any time. With an IFAK you at least have a chance to not watch your friends die in front of you when it happens.

Pre-Made IFAKS:

A good option for most people is to purchase a pre-made IFAK. Here are a few good options:

Rescue Essentials IFAK 2 ($91)

Rescue Essential Compact IFAK ($79)

North American Rescue Solo IFAK ($200)

“But Trash, I can’t afford that!”

Do you want to fucking die?  No?  Buy one.  Carry it.  Get training.

“But Trash, I really can’t drop that much money on an IFAK!”

Okay sorry.  I should know better, I was homeless and semi-homeless for more time than I care to admit when I was young and sure as hell didn’t have money for medical shit.  In that case, contact IFAK Fund and ask them to send you a FREE IFAK.  However, they are donation-based and can only send people IFAKs if people donate money, so it may take months to get one.

If you can afford your IFAK and can afford to throw IFAK Fund ANY money, please please please do.  They are doing some of the most important work in leftist organizing right now.

Remember, no one is coming to save us.  We have to save ourselves.  Only we can take care of each other.