Every now and then, updates and changes in the CPR and first aid guidelines are released by the American Heart Association in response to new studies and findings. Read further and learn about some significant changes in CPR procedure. In 2010, the American Heart Association has updated its guidelines on CPR and basic life support. […]
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Dealing with infants can be challenging and frustrating. And in these moments of frustration, you may unintentionally shake the baby; unfortunately, what seems to be harmless act can lead to Shaken Baby Syndrome. Taking a babysitting course is an excellent way to prepare for this major task and preventing Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS). Babysitting is
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The new American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines for basic life support and CPR seek to encourage more bystanders, whether trained or untrained, to respond and render first aid in times of emergencies. Let’s take a look at the new CPR guidelines from the AHA. In emergency situations, the initial actions taken by a bystander can
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