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How to Restart Heartbeat and Respiration | CPR Demo | Dr. Bharadwaz | Dr. Ranjith Kumar Konduru | Health Information

Learn how to effectively restart heartbeat and respiration in critical emergency situations with this informative video. We'll cover essential techniques like CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), chest compressions, rescue breaths, and the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs). Stay prepared for emergencies by understanding these life-saving methods that can make a vital difference when someone’s heart or breathing stops. Watch now to be equipped with the right skills!

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Training New Staff is a Vital Part of Building a Safe Childcare Program

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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, is not something any parent wants to have to do on their toddler or infant. Knowing the procedures, though, is essential if you want to be able to assist in the event of a respiratory or cardiac emergency. Timely administration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can preserve oxygen and blood flow while saving the life of an infant or toddler in critical condition. As we walk you through the exact steps of giving CPR to infants and children, please continue reading.

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Sorry !! I've been away for a while now I'm back to post new whump

The Fiery Priest S02EP01

Fainted, Collapsed, Drug overdose from bullies

[undead-knick-knack]

No wonder everybody hated that

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It's a trend on TikTok rn to showcase age accurate stranger things characters in every season because we know how old they are but since the actors are older you dont get an actual good sense of how old they are and I thought I'd do it with cass (and maybe some other characters idk) and I'm unwell because she was so small.

(Also I'm doing this w my own fc but still it shows u how a child at that age looks)

Book 1. WHAT DO YOU MEAN SHE LOOKED LIKE THIS AND WAS KIDNAPPED TRYING TO SAVE ANOTHER KIDNAPPED CHILD

Book 2. You're telling me this is the little kid who's so paranoid about the world ending (how was she never diagnosed with anxiety at any point isw) and is set on saving the world and honestly anyone she can that she has a "wall of horrors" as her mom calls it. This is the kid that was kidnapped again by the midnight sun. This is the kid who found the homunculus, lost him, was kidnapped once again (twice in the same book omg) and then watched him die. What.

Books 3-4 bc book 3 is the summer before the school year in book 4. This is the same little girl who's mom was kidnapped and she had to save her basically on her own. This is the same kid who infiltrated a child slave camp. This is the kid who was in a coma for weeks, traveled back in time, fought lord pharaoh face to face (like straight up face to face w the monocle scene), watched her friend be almost impaled and murdered, and though she was going insane because for a while she couldn't tell the difference between reality and hallucinations and saw things no one else saw. No. Why. She was a baby.

And book 5 when she was accused of robbing a museum, her mom didn't believe her, she developed anxiety so bad she bit her nails down to the skin until they were raw and bleeding, accidentally got locked in a crate and shipped to Vegas, was practically kidnapped on stage, learnt the secret of the universe and had to deal with the pressure of keeping it to herself, and on top of that, since the secret was technically a joke, she thought that everything she had suffered in those 3(ish) years was all for nothing.

I always knew her age but actually seeing it is so different bc what do you MEAN that little baby was the secret keeper and suffered so much because of it. What do you MEAN the grown ass adults at the Midnight Sun who were literally into their HUNDREDS were beefing with that tiny ELEVEN YEAR OLD. Unwell goodbye

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most aware copaganda artist

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And i STILL didn't save Curly right so i gotta go back again!

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the horrors are horroringggg

[starry-skies-116]

Pretty sure this has been done but wanted to add one for my AU haha so here we go!

Misery x CPR x Reeses Puffs (ft. my beautiful German Egyptian-British American children whom are also queer, traumatized and neurodivergent in every possible way lmfao-)

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I got my first aid certificate today!!

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ohh so excited for things

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The one and only Toddler Trio lmao

They're so silly lmao

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Fluke belongs to me

Smudge belongs to @pixiewritesstuff

Shino belongs to @blue-kohina

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got to hold him today.

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The Importance of Emergency Child Care First Aid

Whether you’re a parent, carer, or childcare professional, having emergency childcare first aid in Canada is crucial for ensuring children's safety. Accidents can happen at any moment, and knowing how to respond—whether it’s performing CPR, managing allergic reactions, or treating burns—can make all the difference. This training equips caregivers with the skills to stabilize a child’s condition in emergencies, reduce trauma, and facilitate recovery. By understanding potential hazards like choking or drowning, we can create safer environments for children. Let’s prioritise this vital training to protect the little ones in our care!

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Express CPR and First Aid Training

If you need to renew your CPR and First Aid skills, our Express CPR and First Aid Training course is a fast-paced option that gives you the confidence to respond in an emergency. This nationally accredited HLTAID009 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation course (supersedes HLTAID001) includes adult, child and infant CPR and choking treatment plus the use of an AED.

Streamlined & Condensed

Designed for individuals without medical backgrounds, this course is perfect for those who need to refresh their CPR and first aid skills within a short time frame. It covers recognising and assessing emergency situations, ensuring safety, providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) according to Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines, operating an automated external defibrillator and responding to cardiac arrest out-of-hospital.

Our courses have been designed with interactive modules and multiple-choice questions that can be completed online at your own pace, so you can fit training into your busy schedule. Plus, our streamlined online system allows you to take your course and assessments in any order you choose, allowing you to complete your first aid course at a time that suits you.

We also offer a variety of study tools and revision resources, unlimited practice tests and exam retakes, and free downloadable course materials to help you achieve a pass grade. This makes it easier for you to meet your certification requirements without any additional fees.

Designed for Everyone

Our nationally recognized certifications are ideal for individuals who want to be more prepared in emergencies. They also help to meet workplace or regulatory requirements.

Our CPR and First Aid classes provide comprehensive training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), emergency cardiovascular care, and the use of automated external defibrillators. Students learn to assess a situation and provide care for someone experiencing a medical emergency, including how to use wound dressings and first aid kits, and how to perform choking treatment.

With round-the-clock access to courses and materials, our online certification courses allow you to work towards a qualification at your own pace, fitting study sessions around your schedule. And with fantastic study guides and support, you’ll be even more likely to succeed. You’ll be able to know straight away whether or not you’ve passed, too. You’ll receive an instant pass or fail notification and a course completion card. You’re then ready to apply your skills in real-world situations.

Flexible & Convenient

When someone collapses in cardiac arrest, every second counts. Having CPR and

Evening First Aid Training provides you with the skills to keep blood flowing until professional help arrives.

Online classes allow you to work towards your qualifications at your own pace, fitting learning into your schedule. Unlimited access to course materials, practice tests and expert support boost your chances of success, resulting in a certification card that’s accepted nationally.

In-person courses offer the convenience of a traditional classroom setting with a highly trained instructor. The combination of lecture and practical skills sessions ensures that you gain the skills necessary to save lives.

This blended Heartsaver CPR AED course is designed for anyone who needs a course completion card in first aid and CPR for adults, children or infants, including teachers, fitness workers, security guards, airline employees, lifeguards, parents and babysitters. This class includes a self-paced online portion and a hands-on in-person skills session with an AHA instructor.

Lifesaving Skills

Whether you’re a professional healthcare worker or simply an individual with a passion for helping others, life-saving skills are invaluable. By enrolment in first aid courses, you can learn how to respond immediately to common emergencies such as cardiac arrest and an unresponsive choking victim.

The course covers the following key steps: assessing the scene for danger, checking the victim’s consciousness, sending for help and clearing the airway. In addition, participants learn important first aid abbreviations and how to use the automated external defibrillator (AED) effectively.

There are no minimum qualifications for participating in life-saving training, making the course ideal for a wide variety of individuals and workplaces. Teachers and school staff, for example, are often responsible for the safety of students, and being able to respond promptly and appropriately when accidents occur can dramatically reduce risk. In addition, outdoor enthusiasts, such as hikers and campers, can also benefit from learning life-saving techniques.