Sunday, March 22, 2015
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Key components of high quality CPR- revisited (Part 1!)
Let's review the key components of HIGH QUALITY CPR, which will give the victim the best chances of survival:
1) PUSH FAST!
American Heart Association guidelines for high quality CPR start with the basics. The first question asked (and answered!) is how fast to push. The guidelines sate “at least 100 beats per minute.” Notice that they don’t say ABOUT 100 beats, but AT LEAST 100 beats per minute. Pushing faster is generally better. At 110-120.... read more here: http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/key-components-of-high-quality-cpr-revisited-part-1
1) PUSH FAST!
American Heart Association guidelines for high quality CPR start with the basics. The first question asked (and answered!) is how fast to push. The guidelines sate “at least 100 beats per minute.” Notice that they don’t say ABOUT 100 beats, but AT LEAST 100 beats per minute. Pushing faster is generally better. At 110-120.... read more here: http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/key-components-of-high-quality-cpr-revisited-part-1
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Take the First Aid quiz!
Check out the new first aid quiz here: https://www.playbuzz.com/…/how-well-do-you-know-basic-first…
How did you do?
How did you do?
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Quiz- How well do you know your ACLS guidelines?
Share our quiz link and use coupon code '5off' to take $5 off any course on our calendar until June 30, 2015!
This one is for advanced providers- How well do you know the 2010 ACLS guidelines? Check out our quiz on PlayBuzz!https://www.playbuzz.com/scottc14/do-you-know-advanced-cardiovascular-life-support
This one is for advanced providers- How well do you know the 2010 ACLS guidelines? Check out our quiz on PlayBuzz!https://www.playbuzz.com/scottc14/do-you-know-advanced-cardiovascular-life-support
Monday, February 2, 2015
Seizure First Aid
Tonic-clonic, generalized seizures can be scary to witness. Essentially,
the seizure victim will be unresponsive with whole body spastic
movements, generalized muscle contractions and shaking followed by a
period of flaccidity or rest. This can repeat in a series.
This whole event can be accompanied by unusual breathing and profuse
sweating. Usually the person..... Read more here: http://www.carpentercprsolutions.com/-blog/seizure-first-aid
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Don't forget to check us out on Facebook!
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Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Who we are....
At
Carpenter CPR, we provide small class sizes and a different experience.
Our focus is on the concepts behind the guidelines in order to aid in
the retention of information long after the course ends.
Our goal is to provide our clients with the best quality education, not just rote memorization. Training is provided by experienced Registered Nurses. Check out more at www.CarpenterCPRsolutions.com
Our goal is to provide our clients with the best quality education, not just rote memorization. Training is provided by experienced Registered Nurses. Check out more at www.CarpenterCPRsolutions.com
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