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Best Tips For A Healthy Heart In 2019 [Infographic]
Friday, 28 December 2018
The following graphical representation shows some of the best tips to keep your heart healthy in 2019.
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Importance of Rescue Breathing In CPR
Saturday, 08 December 2018
A vital component of CPR is Rescue breathing, and may be part of your upcoming CPR certification or CPR course. Rescue breathing, however, can be daunting to some. Commonly known as “mouth-to-mouth resuscitation”, it has typically been part of every CPR class. It requires class participants to go mouth-to mouth on a victim of cardiac arrest, and breathe into their mouth while ensuring a clear airway. Most current guidelines recommend that rescuers perform two rescue breaths for every 30 corresponding compressions. (more…)
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12 Reasons That Increases Chances of Heart Attack
Tuesday, 20 November 2018
Below graphical representation shows 12 major reasons that increases the chances of heart attack in people:
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How To Keep CPR Skills Fresh
Saturday, 27 October 2018
CPR Certification and CPR Courses are important investments in safety and It’s important to keep CPR training and CPR certification skills fresh. This also ensures you are ready for any emergency situation that could present itself at any time.
How do you keep these CPR skills fresh? Sometimes it’s a matter of reviewing course content, taking online quizzes, but in most cases it’s simply ensuring at least 1-2 times a year you review the basics, either from the manuals, online content or a DVD you were given. You can also enroll in a refresher course from EFR (Emergency First Response) outlets or where you earned your original certification.
Let’s review some of the more pertinent questions can also be beneficial to keeping CPR/AED certification fresh. (more…)
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How To Revive The Drowning Victim [Video]
Monday, 15 October 2018
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Bloodborne Pathogen Training and Tips To Prevent Exposure Risk
Sunday, 23 September 2018
You may have been asked to enroll in a Bloodborne pathogens certification or bloodborne pathogens training course for your job, and want to know what to expect in such training.
Bloodborne pathogens are amongst one of the hardest to control from spreading, even in healthcare facilities. It is estimated that 20 million people globally acquire HBV infections from medical injections deemed unsafe. Large outbreaks can result in thousands of people requiring testing for hepatitis. The greatest risk lies with health care professionals and related occupations (first responders, nurses, etc).
There is always remains risk to employees in all industries, particularly if they are exposed to another colleague’s blood. A single paper cut can pose such a risk. There are a number of steps you can take to remain safe if such a situation presents itself in the workplace. (more…)
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First Aid Tips for Nosebleeds in Kids
Monday, 10 September 2018
Nosebleeds are common in children, and can be caused by a number of ways. A strong blow to the nose, poking and picking nostrils, and blowing too hard can all trigger a nosebleed. Other times, such nosebleeds have no apparent cause. However they come about, the bleeding can appear very heavy because the nostrils have a large supply of blood vessels that are close to its surface. Children experience frequent nosebleeds but sometimes it can be dangerous. By applying some basic first aid treatment and having the proper first aid training, it’s possible to treat nosebleeds in children easily. (more…)
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First Aid Tips For Fractured and Broken Bone
Tuesday, 28 August 2018
Learn the basic first aid tips for fractured and broken bone:
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8 Common Symptoms of Heart Attack In Women [Infographic]
Wednesday, 15 August 2018
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States. Symptoms can vary from person to person. Below graphical representation shows the eight common symptoms of heart attacks in women.
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5 Types of First Aid Courses [Infographic]
Saturday, 14 July 2018
The below graphical representation shows the five most common first aid courses:
Click here to learn more about the basic first aid certification courses for working professionals.
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