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When Do You Stop Pushing on the Victim’s Chest During Hands-Only...
When someone suddenly collapses and stops breathing, it can feel overwhelming, but knowing what to do can make all the difference. Hands-only CPR is a simple, life-saving method that uses chest compressions without breaths to keep blood flowing to th...
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Cardiac Massage: A Complete Guide to Life-Saving Techniques
When a person’s heart suddenly stops, every second counts. Cardiac massage, or manual chest compressions, is a vital skill that can keep someone alive until professional help arrives. Many believe saving a life is only for doctors, but anyone can m...
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Why CPR Training Matters for Senior Caregivers?
As the senior population grows, more families depend on caregivers to support daily life, health needs, and safety at home or in care facilities. Caregivers not only provide comfort and stability but also play a vital role in recognizing warning sign...
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What Is the Preferred Method for Pulse Check in an Infant?
Knowing how to check an infant’s pulse can make a life-saving difference. An infant’s heartbeat, like an adult’s, shows how their body is working, but it is usually faster and can change quickly. Because babies are small and delicate, they need...
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What Is the Target Rate for Chest Compressions for Children?
When performing CPR on a child, knowing the right speed for chest compressions is very important. The goal is to keep the blood moving through the body until the heart can work on its own again. If compressions are too slow, the body does not get eno...
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How Do You Open the Airway for Breaths of a Single...
Every second counts when someone isn’t breathing, and knowing how to open the airway can save a life. Opening the airway is one of the first and most important steps when giving rescue breaths. Without a clear airway, air cannot reach the lungs, an...
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