In cases of drowning, electrocution, sudden trauma, etc. the cardiovascular or pulmonary systems may shut down, but can be easily restarted, using CPR. If you can restart them fast, it's possible to do so with no residual damage. If you can't, permanent damage and then death follows. Kids are exposed to many of the same dangers as adults, and through CPR may be able to save the life of one of their playmates or family members by quick response.
Many CPR certifications do not have an Expire Date, it is usually a Recommended Renewal Date. The basic concepts of CPR remain unchanged, but if you have not practiced or trained in a while, you are likely to forget a step.
Also, by keeping your CPR certification current, certain laws grant liability protection should the victim be unresponsive/unconscious, or if they end up dying at (or on the way to) the hospital.
In CPR, you need to keep the lungs working to get oxygen into the body. You need the heart to keep pumping blood.
CPR classes cannot be taken online. CRP classes must be taken in a classroom so that you learn the hands on way to perform CPR and get a chance to practice what you have learned so that you are ready if you ever need to put that learning to use.
You will only need training to do CPR properly.
One would get started learning CPR from the American Heart Association by signing up for one of their classes. Once a class is completed and passed, one would become certified in CPR.
If after CPR and defibrillation, and there is a pulse, the airway will need to remain open and the patient monitored for signs of life until the ambulance arrives.
An infant in need of CPR will show no movement, breathing, or a pulse.
You do not need CPR to graduate from High School. Those in the health care profession need CPR to pass some classes; so for those people, a CPR certificate is required.
An infant in need of CPR will be unconscious, not breathing and have no pulse.
Yes, you will need CPR to become a medical assistant.
Yes, you do need to be CPR certified to become a nurse.
everyone needs to know cpr
Yes CPR is an acronym and therefore needs to be capitalized.