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1. Blended online course PLUS in person skills American Heart Association (2020 Guidelines) BLS/CPR with AED for Healthcare Provider (Infant, Child, Adult) - Initial or Renewal Approximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours for the online presentation (Online Course - HeartCode BLS) from American Heart Association $34 http://www.onlineaha.org . This online presentation must be completed and the certificate of completion brought to the skills check appointment (approximately 1 hour $80 paid to Adams Safety Training)
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Understanding AHA Hands-Only CPR (Infographic)

July 10, 2015BLS Training, CPR Certificationadmin

Did you know around 90% of ‘out-of-hospital’ Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) incidents are fatal? The absence of immediate first-aid is one of the major reasons that cause the death of SCA victims. Due to lack of CPR knowledge, many people fail to provide immediate medical help to the patient.

Approved from American Heart Association providing hands-only CPR is an effective way to save the life of a person who has suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. In hands-only CPR, chest compressions are performed on the patient without mouth-to-mouth breathing. Studies have shown that hand-only CPR can be as effective as conventional CPR. Providing hands-only CPR immediately to the patient can save his life. Apart from giving chest compressions, it is important to call emergency medical care so the medical help arrives on time. Take a look at the below infographic for more information on AHA hands-free CPR and how it can save the life of a patient.