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CPR Instructor Saves a Life
One of HeartCert’s Instructors recently had a unique situation arise during one of her CPR classes where someone in the building went into cardiac arrest and both the instructor and her students had to jump in and do real CPR. Their response time was roughly 30 seconds, giving the victim valuable ventilations and compressions to pump the oxygenated blood to his vital organs. First Responders arrived shortly after the class initiated CPR and rushed him to the hospital. Amazingly, all of the rescuers who were involved continued on with their CPR course. They were elated to get an update that afternoon that the man had survived and was conscious at the hospital thanks to their quick actions!
This is a perfect example of why everyone needs to know the life-saving skills of CPR. You can never predict when or where an emergency will strike. In cardiac arrest seconds matter, get certified so you can make a difference like this group. Visit HeartCertCPR to get started.
See these links for more details:
https://kaaltv.com/article/stories/s4006534.shtml
https://fox9.com/news/the-goods/68459511-story
Learning the New Science of CPR
Exciting new American Heart Association guidelines are out. Twin Cities Safety was happy to represent Minnesota for the roll-out at the ECC National Convention in Florida! Take a class from TwinCitiesCPR.com to learn the improvements! Changes in recommended total compression depth/rate for adults and some very interesting AED studies were just a few of the highlights. Twin Cities Safety will continue to strive to be the first to learn the most up-to-date science behind all recommendations to bring the best service/product possible to our clients!
An Interesting CPR Statistic
The American Heart Association at Heart.org states: Anyone can learn CPR – and everyone should! Sadly, 70 percent of Americans may feel helpless to act during a cardiac emergency because they either do not know how to administer CPR or their training has significantly lapsed. This alarming statistic could hit close to home, because home is exactly where 88 percent of cardiac arrests occur. Put very simply: The life you save with CPR is mostly likely to be someone you love.
Sign up for a class with Twin Cities Safety to learn what to do:TwinCitiesCPR.com
Why Learn First Aid?
Why Learn First Aid?
• First aid is an extremely important skill that everyone should know because you never know when or where a medical emergency will happen. First Aid will teach you how to deal with common injuries and illnesses such as: Heart attack, stroke, diabetic reactions, seizures, broken bones, bleeding and more!
• By performing simple procedures and following guidelines, it is possible to save lives with basic treatment until professional medical help arrives.
• Remember, practice makes perfect! Taking a certification class will give you the opportunities to perform hands on scenarios and activities to hone your First Aid skills so that you will be confident to act when an emergency arises.
• First Aid can make the difference between permanent disability and complete recovery. What you learn can make a huge difference in someone’s life.
• Not only this, First Aid can help you save a life. Providing care immediately in an emergency situation is vital to the patient’s outcome. After taking a class you will have the knowledge and skills to act.
First Aid and CPR are extremely important. They can help you save lives, and the life you save may be someone you love. Twin Cities Safety makes learning these skills convenient and affordable. We offer classes at variety of locations and also offer on-site training for you and your business. Contact us at: Classes@twincitiescpr.com (E-mail) or call 651-261-2314. Learning CPR and First Aid may be one of the best things you ever do.
First Aid Training in the Twin Cities
Learning first aid can literally mean the difference between life and death. HeartCert CPR provides this first aid training; Twin Cities residents can learn from our firefighter/EMT lead instructor who has real-world first aid and CPR experience.
