CPR Class & First Aid Training
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Beware of websites that do not offer American Health & Safety Institute (ASHI), American Heart Association (AHA), and American Red Cross (ARC) certification. This is especially true for sites that offer online certification. All state Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Agencies accept either of the above certifications for their EMTs and Paramedics. If a program or online website does not offer these training programs, do not be duped by terms such as: "Nationally Accredited," "similar to," "parrallel to," or "follows guidelines."
Instead, look to see whether or not a program or an online website allows you to obtain valid ASHI, AHA, or ARC certification. If they do, then
the program is probably legitimate, if not, chances are it is not. Also, look for the AHA, ASHI, or ARC symbol to help you make your decision. Be sure you find out exactly what you are getting before you pay. Also, why pay more when you can buy it here for less?
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What is CPR?
CPR is Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation. In other words, heart/lung revival. CPR is a process whereby a person who has a cardiac event
is provided with external muscular support. A long time ago (in the 50s, 60s and 70s if you want to call that a long time ago), the process used
to be called "cardiac massage," however, there was no respiratory support provided in this type of resuscitation. CPR has always been designed to
keep the patient's blood circulating until advanced care arrives.
The process behind circulation is to attempt to oxygenate the brain so that it
can sustain itself until defibrillation or medication administration can take place by Advanced Life Support personnel such as Parmedics. CPR has
contributed to an increase in save rates from sudden cardiac death across the United States. The city of Seattle has a wonderful program which has
helped to decrease such rates dramatically. We could all learn how valuable CPR is by following their example and implementing an effective CPR program in our community!
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Welcome to CPR Class.Org where you can find a CPR Class, First Aid Training as well as any other medical training you need across the United States. We have spent time organizing information so that you can find exactly what you are looking for.
ASHI Certified Flex Course: Sign Up Online!
You can now enroll in an ASHI approved Online CPR and/or First Aid Class. You have the option of attending an exclusively online course or utilizing the flex method. For the online option, you will
gain valuable information regarding CPR and First Aid and receive a
certificate of completion/diploma from ASHI through Major CPR & First Aid by
completing the lessons and test provided. Click Here for more information.
Your other option, the flex course, is designed to minimize the amount of hours
spent in the classroom, while still providing you with hands-on training and an
ASHI card. Instead of completing a traditional 4-6 hour class, you can
access information online and start training now. Flex sessions last only 1 hour,
and are available in certain areas. For more information, Click Here.
An Independent ASHI-Approved Training Center
This program saves time for people obtaining certification and time for businesses who do not have the means to schedule a longer class.
Why Trying Doesn't Hurt
LEARN CPR NOW!
Attempting CPR is much better than not even trying at all. Although the technique might not be "perfect," any type of CPR will result in the increase in blood flow throughout the body. The process of CPR is more important than the perfection of the mechanics or remembering how many times per minute. If you don't want to do mouth to mouth, then consider doing only chest compressions.
This has been approved as a new standard for those who are concerned about the exchange of bodily fluids, however, consider the fact that if you were dead, would you not want the greatest chance of bring you back. CPR with mouth to mouth has been proven to be slightly more effective in bringing people back. Although there are some technical aspects with regard to the science, the choice is yours. Doing something is always better than doing nothing at all.
Pet First Aid
HOW TO HELP YOUR PET
If you are interested in taking a pet first aid course, it is probably because you genuinely
care about animals and want to do everything that you can to help them in the event that they
become sick or injured. Pet first aid teaches you how do bandage simple to complex wounds which
your pet might get when injured. Pet first aid also shows you when it might be necessary to take your pet
to a veterinarian.
You can also learn about pet cpr depending on the course that you are taking. You will find out what the
best techniques are for performing this skill and what you can do in the event of sudden cardiac death of your
pet.
If you would like to find a Pet First Aid class, please Search Here.
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Online CPR Certification - A Word about Online CPR/First Aid
What is First Aid?
First aid gives a person, general information about what to do in case of an emergency. There are a variety of things that people can do every day
to ensure that a person receives adequate medical attention in the event of sudden illness or injury. First Aid will tell you what steps you need
to take before the ambulance or other medical professional arrives. First aid will also give you an idea of what kind of injuries and illnesses
are life-threatening and require immediate attention.
Many people are required to learn first aid for their jobs. If you work with children or in a job where medical problems or accidents are common,
it may be required by your employer for you to learn about first aid. First Aid training is also almost like a survey course of First Responder
training. Such training is much more extensive and delves into the specific injuries/illnesses in much more detail than a first aid course does.
You will find that a first aid course typically lasts anywhere from 2-6 hours.
If you are interested in taking a first aid class or would like more information about first aid, please search for a class.
If you have any questions/comments please email us at info@cprclass.org.