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What are the key differences between CPR performed on Infants, Children, and...
When you know the right CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) techniques, you have the power to save a life. Many people don’t realize that CPR isn’t “one size fits all.” The way you perform CPR on an adult is very different from how you should...
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What To Do If Someone Collapses?
It’s a normal day, maybe you’re at work, the gym, or walking down the street, and that’s when suddenly, someone nearby collapses. It’s a terrifying moment and many people freeze in those emergency situations, unsure of what to do. But tha...
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Hands-Only CPR vs. Traditional CPR: Key Differences
It’s horrific to imagine, but what if someone right in front of you suddenly collapses? Their body goes limp, their breath halts, and panic sets in. You realize in an instant this person may be experiencing cardiac arrest. In that moment, every...
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The Role of CPR in Sports: Emergency Response for Athletes
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is more than just a crucial medical procedure; it’s a vital skill for athletes and sports coaches. In the world of high-intensity sports, the risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) can occur without warning. When th...
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CPR Training and Emergency Preparedness: A Key Component
Emergencies don’t wait; they can happen anytime, anywhere. Maybe it’s someone collapsing at home, at work, or even while you’re out grocery shopping or walking through the neighborhood. In those first few minutes, before an ambulance arrives, w...
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7 Common Mistakes to Avoid in CPR
Every second counts when someone’s life is on the line, and knowing how to perform CPR correctly can make all the difference. While CPR saves hundreds of thousands of lives yearly, its success depends heavily on proper execution. Small mistakes can...
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