#first aid classes

[onepiecehiperfixation]

*Chopper making them practices incase someone drowns* Usopp*doing the mouth to mouth to a maniquin*: Ah. Ah. Ah. Staying alive. Staying alive. Sanji*joins sinning*: Staying alive. You can tell by the way I use my walk on a woman's back No time to talk. *Luffy stars dancing* Usopp*stops the procedure and starts to dance* *everyone starts to sing* Chopper: Okay.... OkAy. Franky*sinning as he does Nico Robin nails*: Staying alive. Chopper*sighs*: You didn't mantain a hundred bips for minute, and the ambulance didn't arrive, because nobody called for help. So you lost him. Luffy: Zoro is an organt donor, maybe he can save him. Zoro: I'm not part of this. Luffy*puppy eyes* Zoro: Fine. Brook: Don't worry my dude. I'm skeleton I can talk to the fella. *grabs the swords and sticks it to the fake human* Nami: Oh my god! Brook what are you doing! Brook: I'm searching for the heart, to press the heart. Nico Robin: I'm not feeling well, I need to sit down.

*Franky holds her* Please someone make him stop.

[cprclassesnearme]

Comprehensive CPR and First Aid Classes in Louisville

When emergencies happen, being prepared can make all the difference. CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and First Aid training provide individuals with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively in critical situations. In Louisville, CPR Classes Near Me Louisville offers certified courses designed to equip participants with life-saving skills that can be applied at home, work, or in public settings.

Why Learn CPR and First Aid?

Emergencies such as cardiac arrests, choking, or injuries can happen anytime, anywhere. Unfortunately, many people feel helpless during such moments due to a lack of proper training. Learning CPR and First Aid empowers individuals to take immediate and decisive action, potentially saving lives. Whether it’s providing chest compressions during a heart attack or treating a wound to prevent infection, these skills are invaluable.

What CPR Classes Near Me Louisville Offers

At CPR Classes Near Me Louisville, we provide a range of courses tailored to meet different needs:

CPR Certification Classes: Learn the correct techniques for chest compressions, rescue breathing, and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) usage.

First Aid Training: Gain the skills to handle minor and major injuries such as cuts, burns, fractures, and more.

Combined CPR and First Aid Training: Comprehensive sessions that cover both CPR and First Aid essentials.

Group and Individual Training: Flexible options to suit your schedule, including corporate and private sessions.

Why Choose CPR Classes Near Me Louisville?

We pride ourselves on offering high-quality training led by certified instructors with years of experience. Here’s why we stand out:

Convenient Location: Our facility is easily accessible at 1860 Mellwood Ave, Louisville, KY.

Flexible Scheduling: We offer evening and weekend classes to accommodate busy lifestyles.

Hands-On Training: Learn through realistic practice scenarios and hands-on activities, ensuring you’re prepared for real-life emergencies.

American Heart Association Certification: Upon completion, participants receive a nationally recognized certification, valid across workplaces and industries.

Who Can Benefit from CPR and First Aid Training?

These courses are suitable for anyone who wants to be prepared for emergencies:

Healthcare Professionals: Meet certification requirements and enhance your skills.

Teachers and School Staff: Protect students by knowing how to act during medical emergencies.

Parents and Caregivers: Gain confidence in managing accidents at home.

Corporate Teams: Create a safer work environment and ensure compliance with OSHA standards.

General Public: Anyone who wants to make a difference in critical situations.

Class Features

Our classes are designed to provide the best possible learning experience:

Small Class Sizes: Ensuring individual attention and ample practice time.

Real-Life Simulations: Prepare for emergencies with realistic practice scenarios.

AED Training: Learn to operate an AED, a crucial tool for cardiac emergencies.

Experienced Instructors: Our trainers are knowledgeable and passionate about teaching life-saving skills.

How to Get Started

Joining our CPR and First Aid classes is simple!

Contact Us: Call us at (502) 212–2624 or visit us at 1860 Mellwood Ave, Louisville, KY.

Register Online: Visit our website to book your class.

Be Prepared: Gain life-saving skills that could make all the difference in an emergency.

What Students Say

“The instructors made the class so easy to understand and engaging. I feel confident to help in an emergency now!” “Highly recommend these classes for anyone looking to get certified. It’s practical and very hands-on!”

Don’t Wait — Learn to Save Lives Today!

Emergencies don’t wait for preparation. Equip yourself with the skills needed to make a difference when it matters most. CPR Classes Near Me Louisville is committed to empowering the Louisville community with life-saving knowledge. Contact us today to begin your journey toward becoming a certified lifesaver!

Contact Information: Phone: (502) 212–2624 Address: 1860 Mellwood Ave, Louisville, KY 40206

[baristacourse]

First Aid Course in Melbourne for Emergency Situations

Unlock the potential to save lives with our first aid courses in Melbourne. Delivered by Barista Course Melbourne’s expert trainers, you'll master emergency response, effective first aid techniques, and critical communication skills. Whether facing a minor incident or a life-threatening situation, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge to manage until professional help arrives. Get ready to make a real difference when it matters most.

[pininiu]

I FINALLY FINISHED MY TEXAID ANIMATIC

TW: Flashing colors, alien gore

Song: Hellfire (from Arcane) by Fever 333

General universe, design, and lore by @keferon and the inspo for the scenes by @spector-author

THIS STUPID CONCEPT ATE ME (jk I loved doing it no matter how tired I was, I will probably never refine this because I don’t have the fortitude)

First time I animated from scrap, sorry if timings are off or it just looks straight up jank

[keferon]

I adore everything about the mech pilot AU but I am especially loosing over Prowl and Jazz’s relationship versus First Aid and Vortex’s.

Jazzprowl: “I have made myself vulnerable to you in ways inconceivable. I trust you to hold/to control my entire body. I don’t understand your words / you understand me beyond words. We make ourselves responsible for each others lives because neither of us can be trusted with our own. You could hurt me on accident so very easily, but the thought of you doing so is impossible to come to terms with. I trust you, I love you, I never want you to leave again.”

Texaid:

“This thing is going to FUCKING eat me.”

“You’re a bit of a freak actually. I’m going to savor you first.”

“THAT’S WORSE.”

Dramatic space romance vs SCP foundation

[ihatebrainstorm]

First day back to skool, here’s some early morning lecture doodles courtesy of Aurora’s cursed transformer figures 👍 (Also she drew the first two drawings on the left in the first image)

(go see her cool art!: https://twitter.com/auroisa_yah?s=21&t=EXI579-Bh3o3bNjDPOJASQ )

[ivygorgon]

Ivy's Survive the Apocalypse list.

If you're following the news, you're scared. Or you should be. Things are getting worse, not better. And they wont stop with the most marginalized of us; if you're not rich, you're nothing to them except labor.

I've been worried about current events, world news, and continental politics for a while now; at least 1 year. That's when I started packing my Go-Bags. It occurs to me now that my skills as a veteran would be useful for other LGBTQIAS2+, so I've decided to tell you what I deemed necessary in an emergency Bug Out Bag. See below.

(For the love of the Gods, please let this one get tumblr famous!!)

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🪖 packing

🐓 Person 1 1️⃣ Durable bag (Huge ruck) 2️⃣ Hygiene bag (Tooth brush, soap, etc) 3️⃣ IFAK x2 (combat trauma & first aid, tampons for bullet wounds or deep wounds, Feminine pads for shallow cuts) 1 on person, 1 in ruck 4️⃣ Tactical vest (plate carrier) 5️⃣ Critical doc folder (Birth certificate, SSN, etc) 6️⃣ Cash 7️⃣ Camelbak (store hiking gear inside.) 8️⃣ Foraging pack (napsack, something to hold berries and roots) 9️⃣ Weapon cleaning kit (Oil, brushes, whipes, Q tips, etc) 0️⃣ Gasmask 🎒 Tarp 🎒 Excavation-tool 🎒 hatchet 🎒 multi-tool 🎒 Rope 🎒 Cordage 🎒 Knife 🎒 Whetstone 🎒 Primary weapon (Crossbow) 🎒 Secondary weapon (slingshot) 🎒 Tertiary weapon 🎒 Primary ammo (DIY/Bolts) 🎒 Secondary ammo (bearings) 🎒 Tertiary ammo 🎒 Bear spray or taser 🎒 Flashlight with red filter 🎒 Flashlight batteries 🎒 Hand crank power bank 🎒 Glowsticks 🎒 Knee & arm pads 🎒 Eye black ❄️ Sleeping bag (winter) ❄️ Emergency blanket ❄️ 2 under shirts ❄️ 2 tops ❄️ 2 underpants ❄️ 2 pants ❄️ 2 pair socks ❄️ 2 pair nylon under socks (Put on under socks to reduce blisters) ❄️ 1 poncho ❄️ 1 silky set (Thin inner layer) ❄️ 1 waffle set (Thick inner layer) ❄️ 1 cold weather top ❄️ 1 cold gloves ❄️ 1 cold hat ❄️ 1 gator neck (Scarf) 🔥 Tinder + waterproof bag 🔥 Waterproof matches 🔥 Magnesium striker 🔥 Focusing lens 🔥 Lighter 🔥 Road flares 💦 Water bottle or canteen 💦 Water filter system 💦 Water purification tablets 💦 Camelbak >7️⃣ 🐟 Fishing kit 🐟 Snares 🐟 Rations (2 days) 🐟 Mess kit 🐟 Seeds 🐟 Local foraging guides (ei: field guides) 🧭 Compass 🧭 Maps 🎙️ Radio 🎙️ Radio batteries 🎙️ 2-way radio 🎙️ 2-way radio batteries 🎙️ Notebook 🎙️ Writing implements 🎙️ Signal mirror ⛑️ Prescription drugs (90 day supply) ⛑️ Sewing kit

⚔️ Person 2 1️⃣ Durable bag (Huge ruck) 2️⃣ Hygiene bag 3️⃣ Tactical vest (plate carrier, tampons for bullet wounds or deep wounds) 4️⃣ IFAK (high trauma) 5️⃣ Critical doc folder () 6️⃣ Cash 7️⃣ Camelbak 8️⃣ Foraging pack () 9️⃣ Weapon cleaning kit 0️⃣ Gasmask 🎒 Tarp 🎒 E-tool 🎒 hatchet 🎒 multi-tool 🎒 Rope 🎒 Cordage 🎒 Knife 🎒 Whetstone 🎒 Primary weapon 🎒 Secondary weapon 🎒 Tertiary weapon 🎒 Primary ammo 🎒 Secondary ammo 🎒 Tertiary ammo 🎒 Bear spray or taser 🎒 Flashlight with red filter 🎒 Flashlight batteries 🎒 Hand crank power bank 🎒 Glowsticks 🎒 Knee & arm pads 🎒 Eye black ❄️ Sleeping bag (winter) ❄️ Emergency blanket ❄️ 2 under shirts ❄️ 2 tops ❄️ 2 underpants ❄️ 2 pants ❄️ 2 pair socks 🔥 Tinder + waterproof bag 🔥 Waterproof matches 🔥 Magnesium striker 🔥 Focusing lens 🔥 Lighter 🔥 Road flares 💦 Water bottle or canteen 💦 Water filter system 💦 Water purification tablets 💦 Camelbak >7️⃣ 🐟 Fishing kit 🐟 Snares 🐟 Rations (2 days) 🐟 Mess kit 🐟 Seeds 🐟 Local foraging guides (ei: field guides) 🧭 Compass 🧭 Maps 🎙️ Radio 🎙️ Radio batteries 🎙️ 2-way radio 🎙️ 2-way radio batteries 🎙️ Notebook 🎙️ Writing implements 🎙️ Signal mirror ⛑️ Prescription drugs (90 day supply) ⛑️ Sewing kit

🦸 Child 1️⃣ Durable bag (Medium duffle) 2️⃣ Hygiene bag 3️⃣ Tactical vest (ranger vest) 4️⃣ IFAK (first aid, tampons for bullet wounds or deep wounds) 5️⃣ Critical doc folder () 6️⃣ Cash 7️⃣ Camelbak 8️⃣ Foraging pack 9️⃣ Weapon cleaning kit 0️⃣ Gasmask 🎒 E-tool 🎒 multi-tool 🎒 Rope 🎒 Cordage 🎒 Whetstone 🎒 Flashlight with red filter 🎒 Flashlight batteries 🎒 Hand crank power bank 🎒 Glowsticks 🎒 Knee & arm pads 🎒 Eye black ❄️ Sleeping bag (winter) ❄️ Emergency blanket ❄️ 2 under shirts ❄️ 2 tops ❄️ 2 underpants ❄️ 2 pants ❄️ 2 pair socks 🔥 Tinder + waterproof bag 🔥 Waterproof matches 🔥 Magnesium striker 🔥 Focusing lens 🔥 Lighter 🔥 Road flares 💦 Water bottle or canteen 💦 Water filter system 💦 Water purification tablets 💦 Camelbak >7️⃣ 🐟 Rations (2 days) 🐟 Mess kit 🐟 Seeds 🐟 Local foraging guides (ei: field guides) 🧭 Compass 🧭 Maps 🎙️ Radio 🎙️ Radio batteries 🎙️ 2-way radio 🎙️ 2-way radio batteries 🎙️ Notebook 🎙️ Writing implements 🎙️ Signal mirror ⛑️ Prescription drugs (90 day supply) ⛑️ Sewing kit

👤 Spare adult 1️⃣ Durable bag (Huge duffle) 2️⃣ Hygiene bag 3️⃣ Tactical vest (flick) 4️⃣ IFAK (high trauma, tampons for bullet wounds or deep wounds) 5️⃣ Critical doc folder () 6️⃣ Cash 7️⃣ Assault camelbak 8️⃣ Foraging pack (black napsack) 9️⃣ Weapon cleaning kit 0️⃣ Gasmask 🎒 Extras ❄️ Extras 🔥 Extras 💦 Extras 🐟 Extras 🧭 Compass 🧭 Maps 🎙️ Extras ⛑️ Sewing kit

🐕 Dog 1️⃣ Durable bag (harness + saddle bags) 2️⃣ Hygiene bag (tiny) 3️⃣ Tactical vest + leash 4️⃣ IFAK (small, tampons for bullet wounds or deep wounds) 5️⃣ Critical doc folder () 6️⃣ Cash

😺 Cat 1️⃣ Durable bag (Carrier) 2️⃣ Hygiene bag (tiny) 3️⃣ Tactical vest + leash 4️⃣ IFAK (tiny, tampons for bullet wounds or deep wounds) 5️⃣ Critical doc folder () 6️⃣ Cash

🛻 Vehical + spares 1️⃣ Durable bag (Huge duffle) 2️⃣ Hygiene bag (large) 3️⃣ Tactical vest 4️⃣ IFAK (high trauma, tampons for bullet wounds or deep wounds, feminine pads for shallow cuts.) 5️⃣ Critical doc folder () 6️⃣ Cash 7️⃣ Camlbak + water 8️⃣ Foraging pack 9️⃣ Weapon cleaning kit 0️⃣ Gasmask 🏕️ Waterproof survival tent 🎒 E-tool 🎒 hatchet 🎒 multi-tool 🎒 Rope 🎒 Cordage 🎒 Knife 🎒 Whetstone 🎒 Primary ammo 🎒 Secondary ammo 🎒 Tertiary ammo 🎒 Bear spray or taser 🎒 Flashlight with red filter 🎒 Flashlight batteries 🎒 Hand crank power bank 🎒 Glowsticks 🎒 Knee & arm pads 🎒 Eye black ❄️ Sleeping bag (winter) ❄️ Emergency blanket ❄️ 2 under shirts ❄️ 2 tops ❄️ 2 underpants ❄️ 2 pants ❄️ 2 pair socks 🔥 Tinder + waterproof bag 🔥 Waterproof matches 🔥 Magnesium striker 🔥 Focusing lens 🔥 Lighter 🔥 Road flares 💦 Water bottle or canteen 💦 Water filter system 💦 Water purification tablets 💦 Camelbak >7️⃣ 🐟 Fishing kit 🐟 Snares 🐟 Rations (2 days) 🐟 Mess kit 🐟 Seeds 🐟 Local foraging guides (ei: field guides) 🧭 Compass 🧭 Maps 🎙️ Radio 🎙️ Radio batteries 🎙️ 2-way radio 🎙️ 2-way radio batteries 🎙️ Notebook 🎙️ Writing implements 🎙️ Signal mirror ⛑️ Sewing kit

🃏 1 toy per 1️⃣ Durable bag (Deck of cards, gameboy, etc)

Next, you're going to want something to help lug all your gear. I present to you: The Monowalker!

It's not hard to build one out of pallets and a wheelbarrow wheel. Just use two long 1x1s to run from your hands to the wheel in a triangle, screw some spacers along the way back, and put an axle through the point of the v. If someone wants pictures I can get them. I am opening up my asks for this purpose.

[alphacrone]

other people: i can’t drunk text my dad i would say something embarrassing

me, on this side of tipsy: dad dad dad dad do you actually know how to change your own oil or were you just pretending to know how to do car shit asking for science

[womanfredvonkarma]

Pain and serious injury are so terrifying, tbh. I'd probably do anything to avoid it.

[mckiwi]

Y’all ever think about the fact that Stephen probably had to do a whole unit over drowning and water rescue while in med school.

[jvlianbashir]

"why is there a lifeguard shortage" probably because the pay sucks for a high risk/high stress job (especially waterfront guarding) and you have to spend upwards of $200 in some places to even get certified

[unofficial-damn-support]

Quick reminder, just because you have friends who attend healing classes and are pretty talented at healing magic it doesn't excuse you from your classes

Your friend won't be able to heal you if you're trapped all alone, you have to make sure you can take care of yourself

[starlightswordfight]

UHH REMINDER ALSO SINCE I HAVE BEEN SHARING A LOT MORE NEGATIVE THINGS LATELY that amid literally everything that's been going on, there are still things that you can do to retain control in your life in at least some areas!! not everyone can actively protest right now, not everyone has the means and that is OKAY! do what you can when you can!!

this post is a wall of text of me rambling about things you can do Right Now in your community or to keep yourself happy and motivated and going. it's a long one so it's going under read more. I also talk a lot more in the tags

i also use terms like Current Events a lot so I also apologize for the vagueness in some places!! I do not know if this will get flagged if I get more specific and my account has tried to go down twice now

#1: BONDING WITH YOUR COMMUNITY (WITH PERSONAL SAFETY IN MIND)

getting involved in your local community is a big big big thing I've seen talked about lately and I agree with that entirely!! the #1 best thing I feel like anyone can do right now is either volunteering at local support groups or getting involved in local activism

if you have a local community you can connect with for whatever reason then that's absolutely a good idea for both practical and emotional reasons. it can be for anything really, actually. reach out to friends, reach out to family, keep talking to people if you have the energy! it really does make a difference!

^ related to the above, if you can involve yourself in volunteer work, or mutual aid, or just helping others out in some other way, then absolutely do that! you can start with asking around, or searching up aid or other groups that may need extra help in your area, and go from there!!

I see a lot of people have been saying for months to organize and then absolutely no one ever explains how to organize, and if you don't plan on starting something up Yourself that is how you get involved. you find like minded people and you lend your hands. I just looked up "volunteers needed/mutual aid [insert town here]" and went off of that

and there are a lot of different places people might need assistance for. one example being food banks, pantries, are basically always accepting new donations -- if you have produce, not all of them will accept it due to safety regulations, but a local community garden might! libraries also will exchange more than books, and protecting libraries by showing involvement and interest in them is important now more than ever

local businesses, emergency aid if you have the certification, environmental work and disaster cleanup, assisted living areas, shelters, a lot of other specific areas I can't name right now. if you are physically able to seek out support and give back in turn (and if you aren't able to do one or both of these that's also okay!!) i highly highly recommend it. mutual aid especially goes both ways. do not be afraid to reach out for help, that is what they're there for

speaking of libraries!

#2: KEEP INFORMED

this can refer to a lot of different things, but on a federal and local level it is never ever ever a bad thing to keep up to date with what's going on. anyone trying to do bad things on a government level is relying on you not noticing or staying uninformed in the invent that you do notice. keep track of what's going on in your area and plan accordingly!!

keeping up with the news (and fact checking, always, because journalism isn't always ethically practiced), finding where your local city hall or equivalent is and staying up to date on local legislation, has always been important for safety and especially is right now. know how to determine a reliable source from an unreliable one, and know how to pick apart the difference between fact and misconstrued ideas spoken as fact. I'll probably make a post on that too at some point and link it here when I'm done

it is overwhelming to hear just how much is getting worse so quickly, but it's crucial that you don't allow yourself to become unaware, because that makes you easier to lie to. you do not have to work yourself to burnout or to a breakdown, please take breaks whenever you need to and put your own health first!!

but don't do yourself the disservice of not knowing what's happening around you. I want everyone to be as safe as they can, and to be safe you have to be informed

#3: FIND SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO (AND ALSO KEEP CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE EVEN IF IT'S IN SMALL WAYS)

staying up to date on current events has been overwhelming for me, but it also has helped me to maintain a sense of control in my life. and there are a lot of other ways to do that, too, and also give you sources of happiness and things to still look forward to! I'm listing what works for me but I'm sure there's infinitely more ways to pull that off

taking up or getting back into hobbies or interests is a very effective way to keep joy in your life, and this goes double if you're sort of stuck in your house like I am most days. you should get to do things that make you happy!! you deserve to still have things to look forward to!!!

I've also been personally using my interests to try to learn how to do more practical things that might help me and the people I live with; I'm a gardener so I've been working on trying to grow food, starting with sweet peppers. don't know if I'll end up needing that one day (or if my neighbors might, but as the economy completely fucks itself it could get very useful very fast), but having the knowledge and the means helps me feel more in control of what happens in my personal life, and it really has made me feel better and have a source of hope

I really hope that everyone who sees this is doing as well as they're able right now. saying all of this because I don't want to contribute to any ideas of complete hopelessness, if that makes sense. there are things worth getting up in the morning for and every one of you matters and you deserve to be happy. and I love you /p

even if you aren't utilizing your hobbies in that way (again, PERFECTLY fine, do what you need to forever), something like that might be useful for you, too! you can learn new skills or read up on all those things you already wanted to look into but kept putting off, you can carve out a little space in your world for Joy and for Whimsy if you don't have one already! it's good for you!! it's incredible in fact!!

[recareels]

i had nightmare after nightmare after nightmare last night and not once was there a handsome director man there to console me and fuck me into a state of bliss :((

[ihatebrainstorm]

Got assignments breathing down my neck as I speak, but idc it's self indulgent hour

Anyways MTMTE characters as TF2 merc classes based off what I think they'd choose (doesn't mean they'll be good at it), what combat style they prefer, or what TF2 character's personality I think they'd match:

Disclaimer: Most of the ppl in Spy class I think would choose it for purely trolling purposes, or would think they're great at it but actually suck ass- Also not like a serious thingy, I just wanted to figure out what class I think they'd play lmao

[obstinaterixatrix]

saw that a free narcan training was gonna be tomorrow & I’ve been meaning to do one (and a cpr one) so I signed up for it & then I was like wait. am I insane. & rescheduled to the one a month out rather than the one that was Literally Tomorrow