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- American Health Care Academy Volunteers at St. Joseph's Residence. - by Submitted on Oct 31, 2008 from American healthThe American Health Care Academy believes that caretaking provides a purpose in life. Volunteers from the AHCA spent an afternoon at the senior care center at St. Joseph’s Residence on October 17, 2008 to bring good will and companionships to the residents. St. Joseph’s Residence, ...
Views: 1096 - Are You CPR Ceritfied? - by Submitted on Sep 03, 2008 from American healthNow, more then ever, CPR certification (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is a skill that everyone should have. With today’s busy lifestyle, online CPR training has become most convenient. CPR courses are available through authorized online classes and they are a lot simpler. Although you may ...
Views: 786 - Are You CPR Certified? - by Submitted on Aug 28, 2008 from American healthNow, more then ever, CPR certification (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is a skill that everyone should have. With today’s busy lifestyle, online CPR training has become most convenient. CPR courses are available through authorized online classes and they are a lot simpler. Although you may ...
Views: 889 - Classroom Safety: Is Your Child’s Teacher CPR Certified? - by Submitted on Aug 28, 2008 from American healthWhat if your eight-year-old choked on an eraser? Or your 15-year-old was horsing around in class, fell, hit his head, and then suffocated on his tongue? It may be difficult to imagine, but how would your child’s teacher react to such an emergency in the classroom? Shouldn’t all teachers be CPR ...
Views: 776 - Classroom Safety: Is Your Child’s Teacher CPR Certified? - by Submitted on Sep 03, 2008 from American healthWhat if your eight-year-old choked on an eraser? Or your 15-year-old was horsing around in class, fell, hit his head, and then suffocated on his tongue? It may be difficult to imagine, but how would your child’s teacher react to such an emergency in the classroom? Shouldn’t all teachers be CPR ...
Views: 1428 - CPR Basics - by Submitted on Sep 23, 2008 from American healthCPR, which is short for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is a method which is used as an attempt to help victims of cardiac arrest to stay alive until advanced help can arrive. The technique is focused on helping to pump blood flow to all vital organs. CPR basics involve detailed steps. It is a ...
Views: 966 - Heart Attack Prevention Can Save Lives! - by Submitted on Sep 15, 2008 from American healthIt's the worst feeling in the world- your chest starts to tighten, it's hard for you breathe, and your left arm goes numb. . . . You’re having a heart attack. A trained individual who is certified in CPR from a site like www.CPRAEDCourse.com can help you survive a heart attack until paramedics ...
Views: 698 - How Can A CPR Training Help Parents And Teachers? - by Submitted on Oct 16, 2008 from American healthAre you around children on a daily basis, either as a parent or as a teacher? Do you ever wonder what you would do if one of these children were to become seriously ill or injure themselves while in your care? Taking a CPR class can be the first step to keeping the children you care for ...
Views: 840 - Online CPR For Busy Parents - by Submitted on Sep 18, 2008 from American healthWhat would you do if your child stopped breathing? What if they happened to choke on something? Would you have the skills to perform CPR or would you as a parent immediately call 911 in hopes that they’ll make it in time to save your child’s life. No parent wants to think about their child ...
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