
When a person suddenly collapses and stops breathing, it’s a medical emergency called cardiac arrest. In such cases, using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) can help restart the heart. But what happens if the person in cardiac arrest is pre...
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If you ever find yourself performing CPR and the person doesn’t survive, you might worry about being charged or blamed. People often worry about legal trouble after a rescue, whether they are a bystander or a trained professional. In reality, most ...
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When someone gets electrocuted, it can be scary and overwhelming, but responding quickly can make a huge difference. Electricity can stop the heart, affect breathing, or cause serious injuries in seconds. First, keep yourself safe by ensuring the pow...
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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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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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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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