Online CPR Certification Blog
No Enough Evidence for Vitamin D Use during Pregnancy
Date: January 30th, 2018
Prenatal Supplements Lacks Evidence to Support Its Use
A study conducted by the researchers in the BMJ to analyze the necessity of recommendation on Vitamin D intake in pregnancy revealed that there lack enough evidence to support that. The already existing studies failed to provide the reason to use Vitamin D supplements during pregnancy. Vitamin D is known for maintaining calcium level in our body and to keep our teeth, bones as well as muscles healthy. This was the initial reason why it was recommended for pregnant women.
3 Benefits of Providing CPR Training to Employees
Date: January 2nd, 2018
Providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on time can triple the chances of a person surviving a heart attack. However, the importance of providing CPR training to the employees is often overlooked in organizations. While most corporations provide training to reduce the risk of injuries and accidents on the job, CPR training is usually not considered.
What is a BLS Healthcare Provider Certification?
Date: December 29th, 2017
Healthcare personnel should be always prepared to handle an emergency situation. They should update their knowledge about the right procedure to help a victim. The fast action of knowledgeable healthcare staff can help save lives of the individuals.
Why First Aid Certification is Essential for Flight Attendants?
Date: December 26th, 2017
Most people think that the responsibilities of flight attendants include greeting people and serving them food. While these are their main duties, but they are not the only ones. In fact, the profession of flight attendants was started to ensure the safety of the passengers. The first flight attendant hired in 1930 was a nurse named Ellen Church whose main job duty was to assist the persons in case of a medical emergency.
7 Risk Factors of a Heart Attack
Date: December 22nd, 2017
Heart attack is the leading cause of death around the world. The American Heart Association recommends that a person should assess the risk factors and try to keep them low to prevent heart attack. Here we have listed seven risk factors that can increase your chances of a heart attack. Knowing about the risk factors is important to manage the risk of a heart attack.
5 Warning Signs of an Imminent Heart Attack
Date: December 19th, 2017
More than half a million people die of a heart attack in the US every year. Both men and women are susceptible to heart attacks. Most people think that heart attacks occur out-of-the-bloom without any symptoms. The reality is that individuals who experience a heart attack experience certain symptoms that can wax and wane before the attack.
X Tips to Make the Most of Online CPR Classes
Date: December 15th, 2017
A lot of people are heading to the gym to shape up. Some of them are overweight who are at high risk of suffering from heart attack. However, they are not the only one who is at risk of a coronary arrest. Even the fittest and athletic clients can experience a heart attack. That’s why it’s imperative for gym instructors should learn about first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills.
Can CPR be Performed on Pets?
Date: December 12th, 2017
You have gone one a leisurely walk without your dog or cat, and suddenly the beloved pet kneels over. The pet is not breathing and there’s a not a vet in sight. What should you do in this nightmarish situation?
What’s the Difference Between Chest Compressions and Rescue Breathing?
Date: December 8th, 2017
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a critical skill that can help in saving life of an individual. Traditional approach to CPR involves performing rescue breathing and chest compressions. However, recently there has been reports that have challenged the need for rescue breathing.
Importance of Learning First Aid for Babysitters
Date: December 5th, 2017
Babysitters have a lot of responsibilities when it comes to caring for the young child. There is no knowing what could happen with a child. Chocking is the most common hazard in children. Apart from that, the child can face other emergencies. That is the reason that it’s essential that babysitters know about basic first aid and CPR.